Deep in the forest, the two dwarves in the blue dress saw many holes and small houses with signs of destruction. The dwarf Sialy asked Benso, "I see many holes; they're hindering the frog's jumping." Benso replied, "These are the traces of the devastating war waged against us by the Worm. That's my ruined house; I used to live there. There's a long tunnel through which the Worm entered after her defeat, gasping for breath, and never returned. Don't you dare pass through it on your way back." The warrior frog said, "Dwarves, we've gone too far, and I'm tired of walking. I want to go and see my flying horses." Sialy said, "Don't worry, frog. We'll visit the castle, and you can ask Benso to give you a treasure from it." The frog said, "What castle are you talking about? The castle above us has been taken over by monsters." Sialy said, "I don't understand you. Are you speaking another language?" The frog replied, "I'm a fool. I forgot you were in your human form. You wouldn't understand this unless you were a monster."