GAH!" Xion screamed. "Oh come on, I'm not that scary right carpet?" Genie said. Carpet wavered its tussle. "See even Carpet agrees, are you trying to give me a complex or something? You'll ruin my image!" "I'm sorry...you just popped out of nowhere." 'And I'm already creeped out enough.' "You should expect that from me by now, hmph, some friend you are!" Genie flew away and Carpet followed behind him. "Well, that was weird." "—You know what else is weird?" "AGH!" Xion screamed again, not realizing Genie and Carpet popped up behind her again. Genie continued. "That your look-alike isn't anywhere near here, what was the name? Rock salt? First Donald and Goofy, know the blondie, I bet he must of ditched you just like how Al ditched …show more content…
Genie nodded and snuck an annoyed glance at Carpet. They watched the rugged prince until he was far enough way from them to trail behind him unnoticed. After navigating several long halls they began down a set of stairs that unwinded into the damp, dark dungeon hidden away under the palace. "This is the dungeon." Genie whispered. Xion silently commanded them to stop and they sat back as Aladdin opened up one of the cells. 'There's heartless down here, I can feel it.' Her keyblade came to hand and they all continued to the cell door. "What's Al even doing? I've never seen him act this strange before, maybe it was something he ate." Carpet waved its tussle back and forth, speaking some nonverbal language only Genie understood. Genie plucked at his beard in response. "I thought that too at first, but it just doesn't seem like Al...Al's you know, Al...and he took the sultan with him." "...!" "I know right? You think things would change a little around here, nope same old, same old. I'm starting to miss that glorious vacation we were on. The beach is calling my name!" "...?!" Xion stared at them, utterly lost at the conversation the two magical beings were having. 'There must be a rich story behind those two, this whole world feels like something out of a dream.' She shook her head. "We're getting off track, we still have to save Aladdin!" "Right-right, whatever heartless is messing with everyone, we'll capture them right here!" Genie kicked the cell door
Hey fam!” whispered M&M, “We’re not getting any good information. You should start talking up the princess. She might have some information.”
The sounds of loud, heavy boots make their way toward the door of the cell. The troop grabs Winston and Julia and a voice over the income says “Room 101”. Fear was running
“No.” Melcon shook his head, stepped into the cell, and grabbed Alis’s arm. “This one.”
“Sarding son of a…” Gawain muttered under his breath. “Drea, it’s not what you think. Please let me in to explain.”
“I thought you were by yourself, because I didn’t see your family. So I got nervous.”
With a trembling nod, Aileen turned and started going back the way they had come. They snuck past the guards stationed periodically through the forest and fled into the night. Days passed and neither one had said more than ten words. The two girls were traumatized having just watched the only home they had ever known be overrun, so they were not watching where they were going. All of a sudden, twenty Dark Knights leapt out of the forest, swords swinging towards them in a deadly
“You’ll what? You’re in a damn cell. I’m in a damn cell. You can’t touch me.”
"No, oh god no, that's not true, George," I tell him, "I left because I had to. I can't tell you why, but I need you to know that I never wanted to leave you. You were my best friend, George, and I want to be best friends again."
“ Oh it was no problem rainbow. I had fun anyways, I was going to say thank you for letting me hang out with you guys”, said Wisteria
He looked over towards the front door and grimaced. "You didn't tell me he was bringing more than just himself." He gave Alex a dirty look.
"I bet that was the dragon! It has my brother and father!" Maxwell exclaimed. "Let's get him!".
“To the door! Jacob yelled. “It’s at the third trough from the left, stay to the right!” I realized this was not the time for logic. Chaos ensued as Bronwyn hurled herself at where she thought the hollow was while the other three bolted for the door. I wanted to follow, but I refused to let Bronwyn lead herself on a suicide mission against a monster she couldn’t even see. I allowed water to slowly begin to drip down my palms. “Bronwyn, take a deep breath,” I warned her. Water gushed out of my hands to encircle Bronwyn, leaving only her head exposed. I could see the shadow of the monster coil back in alarm, the reaction I had expected. However, I did not expect it to begin moving to Jacob, Emma, and Enoch, who had not yet reached the exit. I let Bronwyn free from her watery cage so I could cover the floor in a thin coat of water. Bronwyn bounded toward the others. I searched the floor until I saw the
At this, the Genie looked at the fisherman haughtily. “Speak to me more civilly,” he said, “before I kill you.”
“Just two more,” Dr. Argo said, typing something down into the computer. He tilted his head up. “Genie, the door.”
“It's actually a prophecy. There's a secret group trying to put it together,” Zarya started to explain.