Jafar meet his enemy #1

As Jafar fled from his father, he sought refuge in a secluded place. There, he consulted his magic mirror, searching desperately for a way to steal the forbidden book of magic.

Jafar Ruziel, the son of the renowned Ruziel, inherited not only his father's sharp intellect but also an insatiable curiosity that fuels his every action. Once Jafar sets his mind to something, he achieves it, no matter the challenge. (The best child is who embodies the finest qualities of his father)<1 >, making him a determined and formidable individual.

Throughout the city of Siin, Jafar Ruziel is infamous for his mischief. He prowls the streets, always on the lookout for something to captivate his curious gaze.

Jafar spent the whole morning and afternoon searching for a solution. After sweating for hours, he finally found one. "Now I See," he muttered as he left the room.

After walking for a short while, Jafar arrived in front of a castle-like house made of heavy ruby-red blocks. Staring at the building for too long could make you see illusions—some people even lost their minds just by looking at it. This was the house of Magi Jinshen, the most powerful magician on the continent. As he approached, he noticed the guards standing like statues. Just then, he saw a parrot.

The parrot didn't even glance at the guards. Instead, it spoke, "Well, well, if it isn't my dear friend Jafar."

"What brings you to my palace, Jafar, after I promised to punish you every time we meet? Today, since you've come to my home, I will torment you to death," she said, her tone rising at the end.

Leaving Jafar speechless, the parrot muttered,

>FIRE ROPE<

The rope tightened around Jafar's neck before he could react. His breathing stopped, his eyes bulged, and he struggled to make a sound.

Before ten seconds had passed, Jafar fainted. The parrot laughed loudly and muttered,

>WAter splaSH<

After splashing water on his face, though with the use of magic, Jafar woke up and declared loudly, though shakily, "Today, I bring you something even your father could not do or obtain."

The guards: ^...^

The parrot: ^...^

NOTE:

<1 > it is a saying of the old era