As Luke and Nora continued walking through the frigid snow tunnel, they eventually saw a light

glowing from somewhere off in the distance.

They both looked at each other in shock. This wasn't just a tunnel that they

somehow accidentally dug when they were building the igloo in their backyard. This was actually

leading them somewhere. And so they kept walking and walking, and when they got to the end of

the tunnel, it opened up into a windy, blizzardy, freezing cold place.

They thought it was cold in their backyard, but wherever this had brought them, it was way

colder than anything they had ever felt before. They almost couldn't even believe how cold

it was because it was the harshest, coldest wind they had ever felt before.

At first, they wandered around aimlessly, not knowing where they were or where they were going,

until eventually they turned around and realized that they were lost. That's right. They couldn't find their way back

to the mouth of the cave they'd come out from. Both kids were starting to panic until Luke spoke

up and said, okay, we're not going to get out of here if we just act scared. The only way we're

ever going to get back home is if we think this through. And as he was

talking, the wind suddenly started to die down. And then they heard a strange sound they had

never heard before. And eventually, they saw what it was. It was penguins.

That's right, there was a whole colony of penguins that were walking toward them,

until they gathered around Luke and Nora,

as if they were welcoming them as special guests from another world.

And then, the penguins all started pointing with their beaks in one direction.

Luke and Nora had never seen penguins in the wild before,

so they couldn't be totally sure, but it looked as if they were trying to tell them to go a certain way. And then, all of a sudden, the

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