The Desert song

Magi of the ocean

I opened my eyes to find all of my surroundings purple.

"Hello?" I called out into the vast opening of violet.

"Anyone..." I yelled.

"Help..."

A quiet voice called out.

"Huh?!" I screamed as I noticed I was floating. I looked down and noticed a net with people in it.

"Ahh! You need to get out of there!" I yelled noticing it was just about to break.

But then I looked closer and with a jolt of surprise I recognized the people.

"Ali baba...!!??" I screamed, seeing others of my long lost relatives too.

I let out a small sob.

"Hold on, I'll get you out of there-"

"It's no use. you can't do anything.."

Said one of my relatives, who I determined to be my aunt.

"Nothing..." Replied my uncle.

"Ha, your useless..." Finally said my brother and cousin Ali baba in union.

"Nothing-" They all screeched as the net snapped and they all tumbled into the darkness of the abyss.

"No!!!" I screamed after them.

"No!" I awoke with a cold sweat and startled composer.

"..No, what?" A also startled voice came for my left.

I jumped as I noticed a young man sitting beside me.

He was sporting what looked like a oldish green shepherds outfit with long boots and had a olive green wizard hat on that strangely suited his long silverish shining hair, that was swept over his left shoulder into a wide braid.

"Who... who are you?!" I stuttered, stunned my his kind appearance.

I hated to admit it but even though I didn't know him, I felt strangely at home and safe near him.

"Oh! Excuse my manners, how rude of me, my name in Yunan. However, most people refer to me as the magi of the east, or magi of the water." He finished and gave me a reassuring smile.

"Magi?! Like judal...?" I asked suddenly, only noticing how stupid I sounded until after I had said it.

He laughed, "Yes, but I think you shouldn't get involved with that magi.. there are some who call him the dark magi, full of dark magic and ambitions."

"Ahh.." I sighed. "Well that explains his attitude at least.."

Yunan stood up and walked over to the other side of what I noticed to be the log cabin.

"Ahh!! What happened..?!" I shouted, suddenly sitting up straight.

"Calm down, calm down... you need rest."

"I've had enough rest thanks.. can you please tell me where I am, I'm quite lost."

"Ahahah!!" He suddenly broke down laughing.

"What..whats so funny..." I asked.

"No-haha.. it's just that.. you really are lost. In more than one way." He finished.

"Excuse me..?" I said in an offended sort of fashion.

"Oh, well your on a journey, and lost many, many things. One, very recent. Am I right?"

"Uh.." I muttered as I thought about aladdin.

He giggled. "Don't worry, I can find him."

"Really?! Wait- how did you.." I asked surprised.

"Never underestimate the magi of the vast ocean, morgiana..."

Once again shocked that he knew my name, I sprung out of the small bed. So that's why the forest was wet..

"C-can you find Aladdin..?" I stuttered again.

"Why, yes. But in turn you'll have to do something for me."

"Umm.. ok.." I decided, determined to get Aladdin back.

"Alright then, follow me." He led me out of the cabin into the woods. The bugs were flying around, looking hungry, but didn't attack.

Maybe it was because of Yunan.

"Here we are!" He announced when we approached the ocean shore.

"But.." I asked.

"How will you find him-"

"Shh." He ordered as he dipped his fingers into the salty Arabian water.

It might have been my imagination, but I swore I saw light ripples decent from his fingertips.

"Umm.." I asked, nervously.

"Yup, like I thought." He said quietly, I concluded to himself.

"South..no, south-west..."

"Umm..." I moaned again.

"Ha." He said suddenly, standing up.

"Um, what..?" I asked, as curious as could be.

"Found your companion." He said.

"A-ahh!" I whispered in excitement.

"Aladdin!!"