I looked at Lucy closely, and her fear said: "No." But her soul, heart, and brain said: "Don't believe, fear! Do it!"

So, I followed what they said... But I couldn't do anything until Lucy had her wingspan out.

"Like this?" She asked me, finally giving up on the struggle to get out of my grasp. She put her paws out full length, and it was very weird to see a dog like that. Actually, it was weird seeing any creature, like that.

I nodded, "Yes, perfect." I looked at the end of the narrow path, and I looked at where we were standing. I measured the distance to see if I was correct on the flying distance, and, I was point on! The exact point where I was standing, was the point where the narrow path ended, and had land.

"Alright.... Three.." I started, and I could see she was panicked. The best thing that I could do was do the throw without counting the rest of the numbers, because that would just make her fear higher. It was better to do it without her knowing, but she would still have her wingspan corrected.

"Go!" I shouted, and I threw the collie. Her eyes widened as she soared across the sky, but luckily, she remembered and her paws went outward, making her wingspan.

After that, she seemed pretty comfortable for flying into the air. She studied the ground and her paws, so she could land onto the ground without hurting herself.

She started to tremble down the airspace, and she was going in for a landing. Her paws were focused on the ground, and so was her face. Her fur was also flying wildly with the unpredictable wind speeds of the air.

Before I knew it, she had landed onto the land after the narrow pathway.

Mission success!