Felix vs. Duncan

The princess was gone.

"Badroulbaour?" Aladdin fearfully shouted, whipping her head around to look at every corner of the room, "Badroulbadour!"

"She's gone to another universe. She's safe. Join me. We can save Dawn," Duncan said.

"It's pretty obvious Hera has something to do with whatever she's in," I said.

Duncan jumped straight at me.

I readied my Chainsaword and leapt forth, raising my weapon to guard against his swinging blade.

We both landed on the ground and Duncan took another swipe at me. I raised my Chainsaword to guard again. This time Tank blocked the attack with her shield.

"Genie, make Felix's friends unable to aid him," Duncan said.

"As you wish," the skeleton genie said.

Tank froze in place.

"My body won't let me help you," she said.

Glaze tried to aim an icicle at Duncan but found the ice just disappeared before she could shoot it.

"I can't do anything," she said.

"Lamp genie, can you do something about this?' I asked.

"Yes, but I don't want to. I'm liking this rivalry you two have. I'm not gonna spoil it by giving you an anticlimactic victory," she said.

I fired lightning at Duncan but he jumped out the way. I followed up with firing a stream of ice but his moves were still too fast. Instead, I froze the ground beneath him, causing him to fall on his back and go sliding into a wall. While Duncan was trying to get up, I froze his feet to the floor. Duncan shot black flames from his hands, melting the ice round his feet.

Our swords clashed again. Duncan ran round me in a circle, his body engulfed in the black flames. I tried freezing him in place again but the black flames melted the ice before it could touch him. Duncan stabbed me in the side with his blade. I'm not gonna lie. It hurt.

I swung my Chainsaword but Duncan dodged.

A spectacular rumble was heard all around us.

The place was started to collapse.

"Well, that's my cue, genie, take me to the princess'," Duncan said.

Duncan and his skeleton genie disappeared.

“We gotta get out of here!” Tank declared.

“How?” Glaze replied, “There’s no time?”

"Aladdin, do you have a magic carpet?" I asked.

"No."

"It was probably from one of the other One Thousand and One Nights," I then saw a carpet on the floor, "Everyone, get on the carpet."

"Why?" Aladdin asked.

“Just get on! No time for talking!” I demanded, and they did so.

Everyone climbed onto the carpet.

"Genie, make the carpet able to fly," I said.

The carpet began to hover above the floor.

The palace rumbled again, and debris began to fall from the ceiling.

The carpet shot forward.

We managed to get out the palace before it collapsed.