Magis- Judal, olderAladin, and Yunan s/o is a runaway princess who escaped an arranged marriage. The magis agree to help hide them only to end up falling for them. Then, when the princess decides to try and return to face her duty they won't let them (HCS)
TW: One aged-up character, violence, kidnapping, manipulation
- Judar will be infuriated that she wants to leave him. After all that "generosity" he showed letting them stay with him, and this is the thanks he gets? By the point of her wanting to return to her country, Judar would already be a hair from chaining her up and making her his. But this completely pushes him over the edge.
- He'll use his magic to drag her to his room, kicking and screaming if need be, crying out that it's her duty and he couldn't do this. He's the high priest of the Kou Empire, and he can do whatever he damn well pleases! He'll chain her up in his closet, or wherever he sees fit. Then he'll grab her hair and and pull hard, yelling at her, taunting her, telling her there's no need to go back home when she could just stay here and be his little pet. Then he'll call her some other degrading names that'll make his little princess blush, letting her know exactly what he wants to do to her. Even when tears start to pour down her cheeks as she realizes this is going to be her life now, there's nothing she can do against a Magi.
- Judar will be undoubtedly cruel, making fun of her on a daily basis for being a coward and running away from her duty. He'll beat her down every time she tries to get back up, until her head hangs low and she wishes she just went through with the marriage.
- Aladdin will jerk from his seat, eyes widened. What!? No, no no no no! She couldn't go back! By this point, Aladdin's possessiveness will have already begun to surface, and it probably scared her enough to influence her decision to go back. She'll be shivering from the fear of Aladdin's reaction, but it won't really matter in the end. The Magi's eyes are wide in shock, and admittedly, anger. He loved her so, so much, yet she was leaving him for an arranged marriage? To a man she hadn't even memorized the name of? Aladdin was so far in his own head, he hardly even noticed that she was halfway to the door.
- Aladdin will block her, gripping her wrists tightly, as he desperately tried to explain to her why it wasn't a good idea to go back. It's dangerous, who knows what they'll do to her for running away? Even as she insists, the answer remains the same. She's not leaving him. In desperation, Aladdin will proclaim his love loud enough for the heavens to hear it. He'll promise her happiness, he'll promise her everything in the world. Just stay.
- In the end, Aladdin leaves her alone for a little bit, even if he's right outside her bedroom door to make sure she doesn't try to run. She knows it's futile, in the end - she could never escape a Magi, after all.
- Yunan won't even bat an eye. In fact, he won't seem upset in the slightest, and will openly respect her decision. He understands what it's like to feel bound by duty, after all. He'll gracefully smile, before telling her those heart dropping words.
- "If you want to leave, you have to climb up the Great Rift's cliffs by yourself. I'm not going to help you."
- Her heart will drop. It's cruelty. And Yunan will smile innocently, batting his eyes sweetly at her, assuring her that it isn't an impossible task. As though he hadn't doomed her to a life in darkness by his side. Then, he'll offer to help her pack. He'll take her through the pitch black darkness inside the Great Rift, and bring her to the cliff side. Then, he'll leave her, going back to his safe little cottage. He can hear everything she does. As she tries to get a foothold in the darkness, and tries to climb up the rock expanse. As she mutters and curses him under her breath. When her shreaks echo throughout the entire chasm, the loud thumps as she fell back to the ground again and again. Yunan will laugh and chuckle, and start preparing some of her favorite tea for her, even if she hates tea.
- Then, when she's tired herself out and feeling defeated, he'll bring her back to his home, letting her cuddle with him under some blankets while giving her a nice drink. No matter how many times she tries, she can't get to the top of that cliff. She can't even get twenty feet off of the ground.
- Yunan didn't exactly lie, per say. Climbing up the Great Rift isn't and impossible task... for Fanalis, anyway. And pity for her, but his precious little princess isn't a Fanalis.
