Upon learning of Hakuryuu's sudden departure, Alibaba intends to reason with him fearing that he may end up suffering for killing his own parent just like Cassim did, but Aladdin decides to talk with him by himself. As his friends watch the children depart to Sindria, Hakuryuu decides to leave without bidding farewell to them and when Morgiana appears looking for him, he confesses his feelings for her and asks for her hand in marriage but she refuses. Realizing that the children under Madaura's spell are almost falling into depravity, Aladdin looks for a way to help them, but it is Alibaba who takes custody of the pirates and inspires them to move on with their lives as despite Madaura's death they still have each other to care for. Questioning him for his actions, Alibaba learns from Hakuryuu that his true objective to to take revenge on his own mother for joining forces with Al-Thamen to have his uncle usurp the throne of the Kou Empire by orchestrating the death of his father and his older brothers. Back at the port, a commotion is started by the locals who attack the imprisioned Madaura until Hakuryuu stops them not to defend her, but to decapitate her in front of the pirates who swear revenge on him. Madaura attempts to escape but she is captured by the Actian military along the rest of the pirates. The brainwashed Hakuryuu fights his own friends until Alibaba manages to destroy his metal vessel and he collapses from exaustion. As Aladdin confronts Madaura, Alibaba, Hakuryuu and Morgiana storm the pirates hideout to rescue him. Meanwhile, Aladdin is introduced by the pirates leader Aum Madaura who claims that the children are better under her care then living in poverty with their families, but he refuses to believe her. Alibaba then agrees to help them without the military's help and Hakuryuu reveals that he can track down the pirates by a seed infused with his magic which he has hidden inside their loot. Unable to chase after their friend, Alibaba and the others disembark at Actia, where they learn that the pirates kidnapped several children from the slums and the military refuses to help them claiming that the country has mobilized its army to defend the northern frontier from a possible invasion from Magnostadt, but the commoners accuse them of turning a blind eye because the victims were not from the royalty or the nobility. When the pirates manage to capture Aladdin, they force the others to surrender and after looting the ship, they flee taking the young Magi with them. Magi: Sinbad no Bouken tells the epic saga of Sinbad's early life as he travels the world, honing his skill and influence, while gathering allies and power to become the High King of the Seven Seas.Aladdin and his friends have trouble fighting the pirates not only because of their magical tools, but due to the fact that all of them are children. Stirred by Sinbad's story and ambitions, Yunan directs him to a dungeon which he claims holds the power Sinbad needs to achieve his goals-the "power of a king." As though orchestrated by fate, Sinbad meets an enigmatic traveler named Yunan. Inspired by the shocking events of his childhood and by his father's words, he yearns to begin exploring the world beyond his village. Sinbad, now 14, has grown into a charming and talented young boy. Rumored to contain great power and treasures, these dungeons piqued the interest of adventurers and armies alike though to this day, none have returned therefrom. Years later, mysterious edifices called "dungeons" have been erected all over the world. Despite his country being plagued by economic instability and the repercussions of war, Sinbad leads a cheerful life-until a stranger's arrival shatters his peaceful world, and tragedy soon befalls him.
His birth creates a radiant surge throughout the rukh, a declaration of a singularity to those who stand at the pinnacle of magical might: the "Child of Destiny" is here. In the small, impoverished Tison Village of the Parthevia Empire, a boy, Sinbad, is born to the jaded ex-soldier Badr and his kind-hearted wife Esra.
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