"Very well. We'll wait outside for that Aladdin. Don't worry—if I successfully obtain the Magic Lamp, I'll spare your life."
The Desert Bug King said. Indeed, it would spare Jafar's life—then, when he thought he had escaped death, it would eat him. That would be far more entertaining.
"Thank you."
Jafar hurriedly thanked it. He was no fool and knew perfectly well these two Monsters would not spare him. The moment Aladdin emerged with the Magic Lamp, he planned to rush forward and seize it, then wish for these two bastards to be eliminated. Let's see if they could still act so arrogant then.
At the same time, he could avenge his poor parrot. Parrot, you died such a miserable death.
Setting aside these schemes for now, after Aladdin entered the cave, he was dumbfounded on the spot. Behind the cave was an enormous pit filled with gold, silver, and jewels, scattered everywhere as if they were trash.
Aladdin was instantly dazzled. He hurriedly climbed down, intending to stuff every jewel he saw into his pockets, but Abu promptly slapped him awake.
"Abu, wasn't that a little too hard?"
Aladdin gave a bitter smile, finally snapping out of his obsession with the treasure. He could not take any of it. Taking it meant death.
Hearing Aladdin's words, Abu gestured wildly and screeched, meaning: How else was I supposed to wake you up if I didn't hit hard?
Aladdin smiled bitterly and shook his head. Resisting his greed for the gold, silver, and jewels, he stood and began searching for the Magic Lamp Jafar had ordered him to find. Just then, he suddenly felt overwhelmingly sleepy. He could not help yawning before collapsing into the treasure.
Not only did Aladdin fall asleep, but his monkey Abu did as well. Then Andrew