the Thief of Forbidden Manuscripts

part 1

Introduction:

The narrator: "Three months, or a little less, have passed since our hero last left the land of fantasy... The boy is now living his life normally, excelling in his studies and having many friends, including his former rival Walid...
In the gym, his abilities and skills have improved dramatically in a short period of time...
Lest I forget, during this period, Sami underwent many psychotherapy sessions, and after six consecutive weeks, the doctor decided that the boy was fine and there was nothing wrong with him, and submitted a report to Mr. Asaad to present it to the school doctor, who did not believe it!
Even while following up on the boy's condition at school, she came to the conclusion that Sami was not suffering from anything psychologically wrong from the beginning! He did what he did in order to escape the grip of the teacher Souad and her punishment. But how could a doctor with so much experience make such a mistake? How did this boy manage to deceive her in such a way?" she thought to herself as she closed the file of the student "Sami Amin".
On the other hand, our little hero is never late to return home, and the reason for this is his cousin "Mahmoud", to tell him everything that happened with him that day, with some additions of course, they watch children's programs together and eat a lot of "Al Djouzia" and "Kalb Ellouz" (Algerian sweets) sweets in secret from the aunt, and whoever watches them immediately thinks that "Sami" was created only for Mahmoud's happiness, but the truth is that "Sami" was created for much bigger things than the happiness of "Mahmoud".
Today is Thursday, the beginning of the fifteen-day spring break, and our hero has just returned from school and had a quick lunch because he decided to spend the rest of the evening doing all the homework in order to free himself later and enjoy every day of the vacation.
Sami no longer thinks or longs to return to the land of fantasy and dreams. In fact, for many hours he thinks that everything he experienced there is just a dream... But all these illusions quickly dissipate when he looks at his left hand to see and feel the impact of the wolf's blow, that big scar represented by three parallel lines, he puts his right hand on it and feels it with his index finger as if he longs to go back there ... Then suddenly, without warning, that foggy aura appears again in front of his eyes and his father's avatar emerges from it...
The Avatar smiles, "Hi, Sami."
The boy rubbed his eyes after he stood up, not believing what he was seeing and hearing, "Dad? Is that you?"
"Yes, Sami, I see you're growing up fast and all those evil and frustrating fantasies are gone," the Avatar replies, turning around the boy and taking a closer look at him, "What brings you here, Dad? Is the ogre back again?" he asks again.
The Avatar replies, "No, the ogre is gone for ever, and we're in trouble." The boy is surprised by this answer and says, "What trouble, Dad? What's wrong?"
"A part of the fantasy world was stolen from us, and after an investigation, we discovered that the perpetrator had done so in conjunction with the theft of the forbidden manuscripts from inside the secret cave that you and I sealed and put Uriel's head to protect it, and we do not yet know who the thief is and what he is hiding in that pocket..."
He asks him again, "Is it dangerous?"
To which he replies: "I am accused of not taking proper security precautions that should have been equal to the level of protection of the three-headed monster that you defeated, and my freedom in the fantasy world is at stake."
After hearing the issue, the boy is silent for a moment and then asks, both gently and fearfully, "Am I being accused of something?" The Avatar replies, "No, don't worry. You were under training and under my direct responsibility, and you are a child, and children are not judged in the fantasy world, Sami."
The boy is temporarily cheered to hear that. He sighs and then asks, "So what do I do now?" "Follow me to the fantasy world and you'll understand everything," he replies. Okay "

The aura forms and the two disappear from inside the room and appear later in a large and beautiful place ...

Lots of flowering and fruit trees here and there, the valley on their right is gently and quietly winding its way with lots of reed trees on both sides, colorful butterflies of different sizes hovering around the flowers, and up there are some beautiful hills.
On the left is a section the size of a football stadium, the height of a three-story building, surrounded by a gray and dense foggy aura that does not reveal what's inside, a stolen and impenetrable part that can never be penetrated.
"What is that thing, Dad?" So said the boy, looking with great astonishment and curiosity at the stolen pocket.
"This is the stolen pocket, Sami. The Avatar replied, continuing, "A part that someone steals to hide something inside it can never be penetrated or know what it contains unless we know the perpetrator, only then do we use a special spell with the same magic wand that was used to steal this part, or use the opposite spell with the name of the perpetrator, and otherwise forget about knowing what is inside, ... The only thing we are sure of is that the perpetrator is not from this world, ... ...
As for the fantasy world's possessions hidden in the secret cave, we have sent all the flying dream fairies and all the dwarves to do an inventory and determine what is missing, while waiting for the result."