She dried herself off with some towels next to the vanity, changed her clothes and took a nap.

She awoke at a knocking on the door, and upon opening it she saw Sir Prise.

"Come quick!" he grabbed her hand and flew down the hall.

"What's wrong?" the girl asked.

"There's a problem," Sir Prise said. "It's rather... important."

The girl stared at him when he didn't say anything else.

"Well?" she said. "What is it?" Sir Prise stopped running. He held both of the girl's hands and looked her square in the eyes.

"They... they..." he started off, then sobbed. Cleared his throat, then said: "They've taken the puppets to Lazygon!"

The girl gaped.

"You have got..." she said. "You have got to be kidding me!" But Sir Prise grabbed her hand and ran down the hall, through the kitchen and outside. The girl saw that the horse Agirion was almost fully grown. But Sir Prise didn't stop to smell the horses. He ran through the woods, past the Jibras and Ziraffes, and farther into the forest until it was so thick the little girl could hardly hang on to his hand. Tehy came out at an unusually abrubt clearing, and there saw many knights waiting for them. Among them she recognized Sir Cufmerence.

Set up around were tents and a couple fires. Sir Cumference stood and walked toward the girl.

"We leave for Lazygon tomorrow." he said. "Will you be of assistance to us, little girl?"

She nodded.