Toadette continued heading eastward as she walked down the end of the yellow lollipop, spotting more floating, different colored lollipops in front of her. Toadette titled her head to the right as she was somewhat confused.
"Floating lollipops... completely yellow sky..." Toadette muttered under her breath as she shrugged, shaking her head. "It's wacky. But hey, I've seen more wackiness in my daily life!"
Toadette jumped onto the floating red lollipop that was in front of her, heading downwards as she noticed several lollipops standing up like tall trees. She turned around the right bend, heading westward as she continued jumping down lollipop to lollipop, until she came upon a dead end, which were several smaller lollipops blocking her. She placed her hands on her hips as she frowned. "Well, this sucks."
Some giggling was heard from the northern lollipops. Toadette turned around, walking around the bend as she spotted three yellow-orange colored Jibberjays, who were giggling at Toadette's plight.
"The mushroom girl's stuck!" The first Jibberjay exclaimed as he jumped up and down.
The second Jibberjay, which was fatter than the first, clapped his wings together. "It's too bad she doesn't have wings!"
The third Jibberjay, which was smaller than either of the two male ones, was flapping her wings excitedly. "Yeah! If she had wings, she could glide! Glide!"
Toadette placed her right hand on her face, curious about the three bird-like creatures. "Tell me, are you around from these parts?"
The first Jibberjay, the supposed leader, stood up. "Indeed! We are a trio of Jibberjays! We're birds who love the sweet life and love to glide!"
"Glide! We glide!" The female Jibberjay excitedly exclaimed.
Toadette chuckled nervously as she sweatdropped. "Ehh... heh. Can you tell me where the exit is?"
The fat Jibberjay jumped up and down as he pipped up, remarking in a deep pitch tone, "Yeah! It's towards the Mushroom Gorge! Huh huh!"
Toadette groaned as she folded her arms in disappointment. "I meant the other exit."
The Jibberjays looked at each other, then they laughed heartily as they pointed at Toadette.
"I'm afraid you're at a loss, girlie," The leader of the Jibberjays remarked as he shook his right wing, "We don't know of another exit!"
Toadette narrowed her eyes as she sighed, dropping her arms by her sides. "Nevermind! I'll go find the exit myself." She left the trio of Jibberjays as she jumped on the floating lollipops, heading back the way she came as she looked for an alternative path.