Red headed straight to Chuck's house, which was at the top of a very tall tree. He pulled on a rope that had a bell tied to it, which served as Chuck's doorbell."Hey, Chuck, it's Red, zip on down here." Just as Red finished his sentence, there was a blur of yellow, and suddenly Chuck was standing next to Red. He had a mud mask on his face and held a cup of coffee. Red was surprised. "Oh. Hey, Chuck's mom, can your son come out to play?" He asked sarcastically.

Chuck zipped back up to his tree. A split second later he zipped down again, his coffee cup and face mask gone. "All of this, does not just happen on its own."

They walked to Bomb's hut and knocked on the door. A second later they heard an explosion from within and saw smoke pour out of the windows. Bomb opened the door wrapped in a towel, his feathers still smoking. He looked embarrassed. "Oh, hey. Just taking a shower."

"Bomb, buddy, TMI," said Red. "But we need to tell Aggie."

The three walked to Aggie's tree as Red knocked on the door.

Aggie opened the door, and was surprised that it was her two friends and her cousin. "Hey guys, what a nice surprise."

"Hey, Aggie," Red greeted. "But there's no time for chat, I have an idea. Come with me."

As Red, Chuck, Bomb, and Aggie watched the pigs setting up several mysterious construction sites all over Bird Village, Red revealed his idea.

"Now, I'm telling you. Something isn't kosher with these pigs. And it's up to us to figure it out."

"Figure what out exactly?" asked Chuck.

"I don't know. Maybe they are just being innovative." As Bomb watched many pigs installing zip lines and nets in several trees, he started to get the feeling Red was right. "It does seem a little odd though."

"Come on. Does none of this seem wrong to you guys?" Red pointed the pigs to his friends as Chuck and Bomb shook their heads, but Aggie responded otherwise.

"I don't know. I think I found them weird." Aggie said, observing every pig's moves. "I think they're planning something."

"I'll tell you this," said Red emphatically. "If anyone knows what these pigs are up to, it's Mighty Eagle." He pointed the might Eagle statue.

Chuck, Bomb, and Aggie's eyes widened when Red mentioned Mighty Eagle, the legend and hero of Bird Island. Every bird knew all about Might Eagle, and every bird had nothing but awe and respect for the noble bird. Secretly, Mighty Eagle was never been Aggie's idol, but she was inspired by him. In fact, he was been her inspiration.

"Does Mighty Eagle still live?" Bomb asked in awe.

"Did he ever lived? And if he did live, where would he live?" Chuck asked in pace.

"By the Lake of Wisdom in the ancient tree."

"It's a fairy tale. I've run all over this island, where could that possibly be?"

"Way up high." Red pointed to the giant mountain that rose in the center of Bird Island and smiled. It's a long up that mountain, and if I'm being honestly... Well. I mean, you know, I can kind of use your help."

Chuck looked at Red. Was he actually asking them for help?

"What's that? What are you trying to say?" He asked. He knew Red was regretting his earlier behavior toward them, except for Aggie since she understood Red completely and he has no problem with her, and Chuck was savoring the moment.

"Nothing. I was just saying that I can... you know, I can use your help." Red repeated

"Come on, Red, don't fight it." Aggie snickered. "Can you say that one more time?"

"I need your help!" shouted Red.

"Oh. Why didn't you say so? Bomb? Aggie?"

Bomb grabbed Chuck as he and Aggie screamed excitingly. "Let's... do it!"