Keely swam around Jabu-Jabu, poking him with her hands and scanning him with her sonar to see what he was like inside. She swam up to his mouth, feeling his soft, fleshy lips fascinated. There weren't any fish this big in her home ocean. Even the sharks weren't this big!

Then, for some inexplicable reason, the giant lips opened and pressure began to build up, creating a sensation a little like the tornado Keely had been subjected to in the first abortive attempt of the Vortex. Although she swam with powerful strokes to get away, she was sucked into the demigod fish's belly.

"Hey, dolphins are supposed to eat fish, not the other way around!" Keely yelled as she journeyed down Jabu Jabu's throat. When she finally landed, she couldn't see much around her because it was very dark. She could feel a spongy surface beneath her feet and warm water up to her ankles. Wondering where she should go, she listened intently for any kind of sound. In the distance, she could hear an oddly-sounding little girl's voice, crying. Deciding that was as good a destination as any, Keely set out, usiing her sonar to lfind a patrh for her. "I wonder if anyone else got eaten," Keely mused to herself as she wmade her way (after all that running across Hyrule Field, walking was a bit easier for her now) down Jabu Jabu's esophagus.