![]() ![]() The group eventually meets an exiled Weaver Fairy (the fairies in charge of making clouds) named Ariette, who tells the group both the story of her exile and the story of how the Land of Clouds crumbled into the state it is currently in. Upon request and after seeing the group as trustworthy, Airavata opens the gateway to the Land of Clouds and helps the group learn to walk on the passageway, and in no time at all, the Land of Clouds is in sight. Apparently the inhabitants of the Land of Clouds has stopped weaving clouds for whatever reason, and now Airavata is the only one left making clouds, allowing it to snow over Everest. The group quickly follow the directions provided to them by the Unit's supercomputer and proceed to climb Mount Everest, meeting Airavata, a seven-trunked elephant who gatekeeps the entrance to the Land of Clouds and also explains the situation. Since traveling to the Land of Clouds via the Crystal Elevator is too risky because of the condition the world is currently in, the group opts to find the natural entrance at the world's highest peak: Mount Everest. The Land of Clouds, a fantasy world that the unit is monitoring, is in great danger, and Will has to head there as quickly as possible in order to figure out the cause of the problem and fix it. ![]() Once Thea and the Thea Sisters arrive, Will briefs them on the situation. Will quickly explains the situation at the Seven Roses Unit and arranges for the girls to be picked up by helicopter and taken to headquarters ASAP. Plans are interrupted, however, when an urgent delivery from the Seven Roses Unit itself comes and Will Mystery contacts the group with a highly secure emergency call phone that the delivered package contained. Thea Stilton invites the Thea Sisters to a fantasy language course in the Seven Roses Unit, with the girls happily accepting the invite and giving Thea the green light to arrange it with Will Mystery. ![]()
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