Abe looked up at the starry night and read the clue again.

"Land forms as it becomes wet. Though nasty to some, it is delightful to others. Though a few have seen this other world, none can experience it."

Abe moaned. These riddles were getting annoying. He would have to ask Littlefoot again. He hated relying on the longneck, but he had no choice. In order to save the world, he must risk his life and now Littlefoot's. He promised never again he would ask for help, but he was lost. He ran his fingers across his hair and laid back to catch a few Z's.

"Oh. It means the Big Water," answered Littlefoot.

He, Abe, and Ali were relaxing near in the tall trees. Ali swallowed the leaf in her mouth and looked at Littlefoot.

"You've been there before?"

"Twice, but it wasn't intended. The Great Valley lost all its green food, and we needed to help a friend the second time around."

Abe chewed the berry in his hand.

"That's not the issue. We need to go there. Littlefoot, do you know where it is?"

"It's about a day from here."

"Then we have to go now."

"But I've already worried my grandparents too much. They figured out I went to the fake smoky mountain."

"Let me guess. Cera told his dad who told your grandparents."

"Pretty much. My grandpa told me to not wonder off anymore."

Abe stood up from his relaxed position.

"Then we'll convince him you're ready."

The two longnecks looked at him with curiosity. Abe walked off.

"Are you coming or not?"

The two longnecks walked to Abe. They walked around the Great Valley until they spotted Grandma and Grandpa Longneck. Both were calm when Abe arrived, but he sensed that they wanted to squish him like a bug.

"Grandma? Grandpa?"

"Yes, Littlefoot," said Grandma Longneck.

"Um, Abe needs to tell you something."

Both of them faced him. Abe felt kind of nervous since he was receiving awful glares.

"If you let me explain, you will see that your grandson is one of the dinosaurs that can stop Lucastrof once and for all."

Littlefoot looked at Abe in disbelief. Grandpa Longneck did not believe it for one second.

"Don't fill my grandson with this magic nonsense."

"It's magic. I mean you've seen Lucastrof use it."

Grandpa Longneck lowered his head. Abe looked at him, interested.

"To tell you the truth, that was a long time ago when I was still an egg. My grandfather was the one who fought Lucastrof. He sacrificed his life to save my mother. When I heard Lucastrof had returned, stories of old returned into my head."

He sighed. Abe approached him, careful not to fall into the water.

"I understand, but Lucastrof must be stopped before anything bad happens. Your grandson and his girlfriend might be the reincarnations of your ancestors."

Littlefoot and Ali blushed when Abe said that they started a relationship. Grandma Longneck lowered her head towards Abe.

"Do you have any proof?"

Abe faced Littlefoot and surprised that he caught on fire before Abe gave them the signal. Luckily there were no leaves or grass nearby.

"You were supposed to wait for my signal."

"What are you're talking about?"

"That blush made you catch on fire," Abe replied and faced Ali. "And it made her body into water."

The water image of the longneck walked up to Abe.

"How do we change back?"

"Littlefoot?" stammered his grandparents.

"Just stop the power from flowing inside of you."

Ali calmed down and returned to normal. Littlefoot tried to calm down, but now he felt too nervous. Not only was he thinking what Abe said, but his grandparents were in shock.

"Ali, do the honors."

She blasted water at Littlefoot. The flames died around Littlefoot, and he looked back at Ali. He laughed and looked up at his disbelief grandparents. Abe and Ali walked up to him.

"You need to control that," Abe said. "It'll take time, but you'll eventually learn."

"Are you alright Littlefoot?" asked his grandfather.

"I'm fine. I was using the magic Abe was talking about. Both Ali and I acquired these new powers that will help Abe."

"As I mentioned, these two are the reincarnations of your ancestors that challenged Lucastrof when he first appeared."

"This is just too much. We need to call a meeting with the council."

Littlefoot groaned.

Lucastrof made it to the Big Water Littlefoot mentioned. He held his staff into the air and commanded the water to move. It did. He looked around and saw a bluish pearl. He grinned and jumped down. He picked it up and jumped onto the hard rock he was on. The waters crashed down and returned back to its original state. Lucastrof smiled as he looked at the Pearl of Water and walked away from the place. Probably that spy was useful to him after all.

Littlefoot set himself ablaze in front of the council of dinosaurs. All were stunned by the magic of fire that flowed within Littlefoot. He stood like that for about a few seconds before Abe told Ali to rinse him off. He was setting the nearby plants on fire.

"See," Abe said as Littlefoot shook the water off. "Without these two, Lucastrof will reign this time period."

"Still, how did we know if you had anything to do with this," a longneck said.

Chatter rose.

"You mean a magic transfer? I would have to cut them in half, because my sword is my only power source."

"Sword?" questioned Grandpa Longneck.

"The sharp stick I used to kill the sharptooth."

Abe unsheathed his sword and swiped it towards the air. A burst of yellow energy shot up high into the air and dwindled down in energy when it was about a quarter a mile away. Abe sheathed Corration.

"Besides, I don't have any water powers like Ali, and I can't set myself on fire like Littlefoot."

The council talked amongst themselves.

"Even so, I think you were the cause of it," said Mr. Threehorn.

"Believe what you want. This is why your daughter is the way she is."

Agitated, he charged at Abe. Abe felt like he has been through this before and jumped on Mr. Threehorn's back. He began to jump up and down like a bull.

"Get off!"

"Nah. This is fun."

"Both of you quit it!" snapped Grandpa Longneck.

Abe jumped off, and Mr. Threehorn stopped. Grandpa Longneck looked down at Littlefoot.

"Littlefoot, explain to us what happened,"

"I can't say. It was too magical to describe. Abe got a message from Rainbow and told me that the only way to awaken my powers was to solve the riddle and passed Rainbow's test. I asked who wanted to come, but only Ali came. We went to the smoky mountain that is near the Stone Wall Pass."

The dinosaurs turned in the direction of the Stone Wall Pass.

"Littlefoot," said Grandma Longneck, "there's nothing there."

Ali and Littlefoot gasped when they realized she was right.

"But it was."

"I think he did have a part in it," said Mr. Threehorn.

The other dinosaurs glared at Abe. Littlefoot and Ali walked up to him.

"Please understand," said Ali. "I know it's weird, but arguing will make Lucastrof succeed in his plan."

Abe felt unease and took out his map. He gasped. Littlefoot looked back.

"What is it?"

Abe put the map back in his pocket.

"A new riddle appeared. That means Lucastrof found the Pearl of Water."

Abe panicked and walked around.

"Knowing him, he knows how to use it."

"But we got the Cup of Earth."

Abe got out the cup and stared at it.

"But I don't know how to use it."

He put it back into his kimono. Littlefoot faced his grandparents.

"Please, let me help. I know I may be small, but you have to trust me."

"We do."

"No you don't. I know it's too much, but if what Abe says is true, Lucastrof will end his world and our world too. You have to let me try."

Littlefoot shivered a little. Ali walked up and nudged him. Abe walked up to his grandparents.

"I know it's too much, but I know that your grandson is the hope I need to end Lucastrof once and for all."

Grandpa Longneck closed his eyes and lowered his head to Littlefoot.

"Are you sure?"

"I need to do this. I hear a voice inside me to stand up and fight, and that is what I'm going to do."

"Then Abe, make sure he and Ali are safe."

Ali's mother walked up.

"But-"

"Mother, they need me too. As Abe said, I'm the only one with water powers. Besides, I also feel our ancestors telling me to face Lucastrof."

Ali's mother sighed and nudged Ali.

"Well, it seems I can't stop you. Make sure you're safe."

"I will. Besides, I got Littlefoot by my side."

Littlefoot once again set himself on fire again, but Ali quickly cooled him down. Abe groaned.

Either Ali is his savior or will be the death of him.