New Age [OPEN]

Urtaal sped through the skies, flying at an amazing speed as he dashed away from the mountain peaks. Were there really other worlds besides his own? He had remembered what the horned girl had said, was she even a human? She didn't even bother to answer his question when he had asked. If people from other worlds were brought here, why? So many questions and so little answers he had. He buzzed through the cloudy sky, there had to be other people besides himself and that horned girl in this strange land. He looked down to see the scenery changing, from snow to forest almost in a blink of an eye. He carefully lowered himself towards the forest. Perhaps there would be more people down there, he thought. The genie lowered himself even more to get a good view from above the many trees, noticing the temperature change as he did. It had gotten warmer, and this brought him relief as he did have an exposed chest after all.
He still held on to his flute tightly. What if there were humans from his world here? They would chase him down for sure if they did. However, he looked back up at the mountain, knowing that if he encountered any humans or angels from his world, he could go back up there and be safe. He figured his way around the Peaks after speaking with the girl, and would have that advantage if he ever got into combat with someone from Agrabah.
As he began to slowly float just above the tree tops, he spotted someone. In surprise he dove behind the branches of the tree he was above, peeking through the leaves to see the person more clearly. It looked like a human, and the genie started to breath heavily in nervousness. What if this person was from his world, would he kill him? He quickly looked around to see if there was anyone nearby, but there wasn't as far he could see. He then looked back down at the person, and thought maybe that he could be from a different world. If that were the case, the more friends the better. However, if he really was a human, Urtaal could most likely fly away or turn invisible if needed.
He took a deep breath, and decided to take the chance. He slowly floated down from the trees, and landed on the forest floor by the saiyan.
"Hey," he said, smiling as he hid his deep fear. "Where are you from?" He went straight to the point, and hoped that the other person didn't respond with "Agrabah."

"But you are not from Agrabah. . . . are you?" he asked in worry. He noticed the brown tail around his waist moving ever so slightly, however he thought it was just a belt, still thinking that the Saiyan was just a human.
"I do not know exactly where we are," the genie said, looking around as well. The forest was new to him, and he did not have time to explore it as he spent majority of the two days he was here by the Caldera and the Peaks. "But I know that I am far away from my home. Or at least that is what a girl told me. She also told me that people from here come from different worlds, is that true?" he asked, looking directly at him with anxious aquamarine eyes.

Urtaal immediately sighed in relief. He really hoped that the person in front of him wasn't lying, but after seeing the girl with horns he figured that he could trust him. The genie then looked at the Saiyan in surprise. He had only been here for a few minutes?! But he could have been knocked unconscious, however Urtaal was starting to believe that this might be the beginning of whatever what was happening.
"I have been here for two days," he started, looking more serious than before. "I have not seen anyone besides a girl with horns and gray skin. She was the one who told me the information. Other than that I have been out here alone in the wilderness." He looked down at his wooden flute, and tightened his grip. He then looked back towards the Saiyan. "But I am glad to see that you are not from Agrabah. Do you know what I am?" he floated a little distance off the ground, making his power shown for certain. Any human from Agrabah would know that someone who could fly without wings must be a genie, and he wanted to make sure if the person standing in front of him was not lying for sure.

He widened his eyes, although he was relieved that he didn't know what he was, he was surprised that he could fly as well. He still didn't catch that he belt was not one, and he did not land when Arin did so. "So you must be from another world after all," he whispered in amazement. He never knew what existed outside of his planet.
"Agrabah became a dangerous for beings like me," he said, "and I'm glad that you don't know what I am. You are probably better off not knowing." He looked down at the floor which he hovered over, and became solemn for a moment.
"But how does this drain energy for you? Flying is natural for us gen-!" he covered his mouth. He couldn't believe he was about to give away what he was right after he said that he was better off not knowing.

"Oh," he said in a more relieved tone. The genie then floated back to the ground, standing on the forest floor which spread dirt along the edges of his red shoes. He looked around. "Well, what should we do?" he asked, crossing his arms. "I want to search for more people, but I am afraid if they come from my world," he said sheepishly.

"I don't think we will run into any monsters," Urtaal said. "I haven't during my two nights that I have been here. As for towns. . . ." he looked around. He hasn't seen a single town when he arrived, and didn't notice until Arin had said so. He took off into the air and up over the trees, looking for any sign of a city. As far as his eyes could see, there were only the trees of the forest, followed by blue dots for lakes and an endless desert. The genie then floated back down, standing next to the saiyan once more.
"I didn't see a single sign of a town or city from above," he explained. "But I agree that we should look for locals, if there are any. . . ." The girl he saw at the peaks could have been one, however he didn't get much information from her, and she said she was from a different part, most likely a different world, like him and Arin. "However I do love camping," he said in an exuberant manner. "I haven't gone camping in so long!" He was getting excited, and he hoped that if they did, that they would have a lot of fun.

"Yay!" he cheered, jumping into the air and remained floating. He was so excited to go camping! Then he realized that the guy gave him his name. "Oh, my name is Urtaal," he said, trying to contain his excitement. "So are we going to have a tent? Go fishing? Sing songs? Play games?" he said all too quickly.