"I'm lost." "Well, I can take you back to the hut of the gardener's boy," promised the Ork, "for when I fly high in the air I can look down and easily spy the King's castle.

That was how I happened to spy you, just entering the grove; so I flew down and waited until you came out." "How can you carry me ?" asked the boy.
"You'll have to sit straddle my shoulders and put your arms around my neck.

Do you think you can keep from falling off ?" "I'll try," said Button-Bright.

So the Ork squatted down and the boy took his seat and held on tight.

Then the skinny creature's tail began whirling and up they went, far above all the tree-tops.
After the Ork had circled around once or twice, its sharp eyes located the towers of the castle and away it flew, straight toward the place.
As it hovered in the air, near by the castle, Button-Bright pointed out Pon's hut, so they landed just before it and Trot came running out to greet them.
Gloria was introduced to the Ork, who was surprised to find Cap'n Bill transformed into a grasshopper.
"How do you like it ?" asked the creature.
"Why, it worries me good deal," answered Cap'n Bill, perched upon Trot's shoulder.