Finding You Always

Ill-Boding Patterns

"Come Yzma...I think you shall benefit more as my apprentice than hers. Together, we can make sure the light does not squash the darkness," Fiona said. Yzma smirked.

"Sounds fun...I was tired of pretending to do light magic anyway. You have no idea how sickening it is being around all this love and goodness," she said distastefully.

"Don't worry Yzma, you'll fit in nicely with me. Wherever I go...chaos follows," Fiona promised, as they disappeared, leaving a lost and angry Blue behind.

Snow moaned sensually, as he kissed her lazily and they waded idly in the water. Her legs were still hooked around him and he was still inside her, as they slowly came down from another powerful bout of lovemaking, this time in the lake. As always, it was amazing and reminded her of a few times earlier in their, at the time secret marriage, that they had sneaked off to this very lake to be alone.

"I love you so much...I swear to you, Snow...this was it. We are not going to be separated again," he whispered breathlessly to her. She pressed her forehead to his, relishing his lips on hers again. She could only hope this was the last time they would face being separated. If any two people deserved to finally find peace to go along with their love, it was them. But she also knew there was no one like them and while she took pride in that, she also knew it meant that they were charged with standing on the front lines in every crisis. It felt daunting at times, but she knew she'd never change anything. She'd never trade the life they had together for anything, even when it came with all the strife and fighting that it often did. She'd fight a million more battles if it meant spending eternity with him and relishing the deeply passionate love they shared.

"We should probably get back," he mentioned reluctantly. She hummed in agreement, as she rested her head on his shoulder.

"Mmm...I suppose, but when we get back, I swear that I'm going to find a way to make sure we somehow get some time alone. I think we're due for our share of lazy Sundays, so to speak," she purred. He grinned and kissed her tenderly.

"I agree..." he said, as they managed to get out of the water. They used their blankets to dry off and then got dressed.

"This dress is not going to do for riding," she mentioned.

"Maybe Aladdin can give us both a quick change into proper riding clothes," he said, as his red coat was meant more for formal occasions as well. They trekked back together and found that the others were awake. Aladdin did indeed conjure them proper riding attire, as well as breakfast and soon they were discussing their next step.

"And when you got back to the place Agrabah was supposed to be, it was just bare?" David asked. Aladdin nodded.

"Nothing but dessert," Cassim replied.

"Well, I still think we should start there though," David added.

"I agree...maybe fresh eyes can yield some clues," Snow said. They nodded.

"I'll use my final wish to get us there and then hand the lamp over to Jasmine," David said. They agreed and all stood with Aladdin.

"Genie...I wish that all present here be transported to the place where the Kingdom of Agrabah should be," David wished. With a poof of genie magic, the five of them disappeared.

Emma, Leo, and Hook peered into Zelena's deserted farmhouse and looked around.

"Hello?" she called a couple times, until they heard someone.

"Down here!" a voice called that was unmistakably Hyde. Emma followed her brother down the stairs and they frowned.

"So...you're still alive," Leo said unhappily.