Oh, my litttle flashlight

Despite all of the stories and vast knowledge in mythology and some religions, Osprey didn't boast of knowing everything. She had realized very early on that the more you learned, the clearer it was to you of how little you actually knew. Therefore, when Dante agreed to tell her four tales (!), she was a little surprised, but very happy nonetheless. She felt like a kid, who had received a chocolate egg with a surprise inside. You were curious, what was inside it, yet you didn't want to unwrap it and eat the chocolate too fast for the sake of prolonging the happiness of not knowing.

So, she lied down and listened very carefully, smiling all the way through the first part of the story and at one point her gaze got this distant expression, as if she was seeing something Dante did not. In fact - she saw the story unfold before her eyes - the Caius roaming through the lands, seeking a home. The Jupiter himself in a form of an eagle. And, when he got to the point, where Caius went to challenge the dragon, and asked her about, what could have happened, she stared at him cluelessly, before snapping out of the dream-like state and shaking her head: "I have no idea."