The flying eyes cast their gaze upon the grandfather, and the dragon beast saw him, unleashing its flames upon him. He burned and tumbled down into the dwarf's pit until he landed right at the feet of Mother Sula.
She saw him as she sat weeping, saying, "I know the battle with the monsters is not over; they have burned you."
"There are flying eyes hovering above us. I think that savage cat is tracking us."
"Siyali, my mother, let me go take a look outside."
"The monsters' eyes are fixed on you; they want to destroy you. Let us hurry through these tunnels, perhaps we will find a lifeline."
Siyali shouts, "Where are you, you horses?"
As the family walked, the ray of the key illuminated the path, its beam rising up to the surface. From there, the cat and the savage dragon followed the glow of the green ray.
The heat intensified on dry land, tears began to evaporate, and the frog and the horses fell among the monsters. The dragon descended, lowering its head to watch that frog and the unconscious flying horses.
Behind the city clock, and beneath it, Siyali found the opening of the lifeline. He climbed up to the clock and aimed the beam toward it, causing its hands to move backward, ticking slowly until they reached the age of the dinosaurs. He ran out swiftly toward the battlefield, wanting to take revenge on the dragon beast that killed the dinosaurs.
The flying eyes saw the dinosaur coming, so they flew and stood right in front of its eyes to mislead it from the path.