Kingdom Hearts: From No One to Someone

Crisis in Agrabah

The sun was shining down in full on the city of Agrabah, one of the favorite worlds he and Sora had visited during their lives.

The streets where bustling its pedestrians and peddlers trying to sell their wares. One among them was Roxas, who had to put away his coat due to how hot the day was.

His goal to get close to the palace gates, find a place to teleport to the palace roof and find Jasmine.

Like with Beast's Castle he hasn't seen a trace of the Unversed here at all, but it was better to be safe then sorry.

In fact if his memories of the layout of the city was of any indication he should have been at the gates 15 minutes ago, but there was one problem...okay maybe a quite a few.

"Pleasure doing business with you your highness!" A peddler said as he handed Roxas quite an amount of bread.

"No problem." Roxas said with a sigh as he turned to face the crowd behind him. "Okay here you go." He said as he started to hand a piece to a child behind him.

He had seen a merchant about to dismember a child's hand as he was caught trying to steal an apple from him.

So the Nobody did what he thought was right, give the man enough munny for the apple. The man tried to sell his entire cart for the few pieces he gave the man. Instead Roxas haggled the man into leaving the child alone and giving the kid a few apples.

Word quickly spread about and due to his supposed wealth and strange clothing, people thought that he was royalty. And he was surrounded by people you wanted him for many things, but he didn't paid any attention to them except for those tired and hungry. Which in turned only made more people swarm him as he bought food for them.

He could never get to turn them down though, so he just kept on helping them. He did have more then enough munny then he did not know what he could do with after all.

"And here you go." Roxas said, while handing a young boy the last piece of bread that he bought.

A boy he knew very well. As he could tell just by the feeling of his heart, that he was helping a young Aladdin.

"Thank you sir, but can I please have one more for my friend?" Aladdin asked.

"No problem." Roxas said as he tossed a munny to the merchant, who in turn gave him another piece of bread. "Now where is your friend?"

"What do you mean, Abu was-" Before Aladdin could finish, an angry shout erupted behind them along with the sounds of a certain monkey laughing.

Turning around Roxas saw the familiar form of Abu teasing a merchant with a golden ring hanging off his arm and hanging off the stand's support.

It seemed like Abu was always a greedy little monkey after all.

"Abu get down from there!" Aladdin cried out as he rushed to the stand.

"This is your monkey, well tell him to give me back that ring and pay for it like everyone else or I'll call the guards!" The merchant demanded.

"Abu give him back the ring!" Aladdin said, getting the monkey to grumble for a bit before, dropping it into the man's palm. Abu jumped onto Aladdin's shoulder and eyed Roxas for a bit before snatching the bread the boy gave him.

"Thank you for the bread-." "Roxas, just Roxas." The Nobody interrupted before placing a few munny on the stand and picked up the ring and gave it to Aladdin, shocking him and Abu. "And I believe that you should have this. Free of charge."

"I-I can't Roxas, I just can't." Aladdin said trying to give the ring back, but Roxas was having none of that.

"I insist, you have a kind heart Aladdin and refusing my gift and trying to return it is just a sign of that. I believe that many in the same position would try to take it and run, but you didn't. This ring doesn't mean anything to me at all. You can do whatever you want with it keep it for yourself or sell it for yourself and Abu to have a feast without the worry to steal it. Just know this, keep following your heart and I know that everything will eventually be alright. That and maybe teach Abu to be a bit less greedy in the future, it would probably be a lot less trouble for you in the future." Roxas said, getting himself and Aladdin to laugh at the end while Abu looked indignant at the remark about him.