Chimney

When her aunt questioned the air fish, Ty opened her mouth to pull back her original suggestion. However, it was accepted, and Tytonidae smiled, happy that she could add something of value to her aunt's story. The airfish had done its job, allowing Hawkeye to breathe beneath the water and escape from drowning, and Ty exhaled, unaware that she'd been holding her breath as the story was told.

However, the heroine was not yet able to escape the depths of the ocean, seeing as she was so far down, even if she wasn't drowning any longer. Ty licked her lips, eager to see how Hawkeye would make it out of that particular conundrum. The story version of her mother was soon making her way toward a mysterious cluster of lights, though Tytonidae had no idea what they could be. She had seen stars, of course, and perhaps a few lightening bugs, but could they live under water? Were there other glowing underwater creatures?

Then, Hawkeye was swimming through all kinds of underwater tunnels, some so small she could barely fit through them, and Ty bit her lip, worried that the protagonist might get caught in one of the said tunnels and give herself a whole new set of problems to deal with. Thankfully, she made it through the tunnels without too much of a problem, and Ty's tail beat against the ground when Osprey revealed that she was no on the land where the sun took naps.

And now it was up to Tytonidae to continue the story. How could two fighting giants get to the island? Ty squinted, the little mouse on its wheel inside her head running as fast as it possibly could while she attempted to dream up a scenario where neither of them died and both of them came to the island. Then, just like that, an idea came to her. "It turns out," she began, "that they were actually brothers. And when their mother saw them fighting, she made the both of them stop and go to the Land of the Horizon and apologize for putting Hawkeye in so much danger."