In the heart of the sky, a castle floated like an island on air, tethered to nothing. Its stone walls were inhabited by a fearsome giant. Inside, a peculiar captive lived, a disembodied head girl named Annabelle.

Annabelle spent her days in the cold, airy chambers of the castle, her expressive eyes staring out of the window, yearning for freedom. Despite her grim circumstances, she was a beacon of positivity, her laughter echoing through the castle's grim halls.

One day, Annabelle devised a plan. She asked the giant to bring her a mirror, claiming she missed seeing herself. The giant, oblivious to her intentions, complied.

When the giant wasn't looking, Annabelle used the mirror's reflection to signal to the nearby village. The villagers saw the light and realized Annabelle was asking for help.

The villagers, recognizing the urgency of the situation, devised a plan to rescue Annabelle. They began to construct a massive balloon that could reach the floating castle.

After weeks of preparation, the villagers launched their balloon towards the floating castle. The journey was perilous but the villagers were brave, their hearts fueled by the hope of rescuing Annabelle.

As the balloon neared the floating castle, the villagers released a rope ladder. With a swift movement, Annabelle caught it, her eyes sparkling with hope. The villagers began to descend, Annabelle in tow.