B for Bend

B's mate R has arrived on his dragon. They decide to have a star (equivalent to getting a drink for humans).

Short level. You should be done in about 45s.

Spoiler: Tricks

Autopilot (kind of)

Spoiler: Hints

No throwing or anything weird like that.

Spoiler: Hint 2

Mind the title.

Spoiler: Hint 3

You have to get B in bended positions.

Spoiler: Hint 4

Use the slider to get B in bended positions.

Spoiler: Hint 5

Use autopilot (sort of) to get B bended under or over the draggable.

Spoiler: Hint 6

First under, later over.

Spoiler: Video

Cool moves, I liked it. It took a bit of thought at first, then a bit of experimentation, and everything worked out. Because the level is short, you can figure it out on your own without any hints. That's why I also prefer short levels, especially if they involve some weird, unconventional moves.
Thanks

P.S. I watched your video and I have exactly the same gameplay.

Quick & fun. We have one difference... I used B's second bending position to perform the first move too .Thanks @Block builder

It was fun. My moves were the same as that of @delator77 . Looking at the video , i was surprised to see R completing the second move all by itself. I had tapped at B’s feet presuming that an autopilot of sorts was required . For the start the under seems more reliable than the over.(in respect of R becoming off centre in the latter)

Quick and fun.Moves are not very difficult, so

My gameplay was slightly different, I couldn't get B to bend over, he always stood ontop of the slider after a second or two. Then I realised that didn't matter as he was still in the right place.

My first few attempts were the same as @delator77 described, but for some reason R wouldn't step down from the stairs to the lower stone column. I didn't understand why that didn't work. I saw @ridgerunner's comment about being off center, but I wouldn't think that would be necessary since it's normal behavior for R to step onto items R normally can't walk on as long as R is coming down stairs.

Anyway, I liked the final move.

@MekaSage I think when R is sufficiently off center, the physics makes R logically be on a block so that the path logic just sees a stone pillar ahead at grade. During testing I encountered the same.