The People Involved (巻き込まれる人間 Makikoma Reru Ningen) is Night 349 of the Magi manga series.
Characters in Order of Appearance
Characters in bold denote the character's proper appearance.
Characters in italic are only seen briefly and have yet to make a proper appearance.
- Sinbad
- Alibaba Saluja
- Aladdin
- Arba
- Uraltugo Noi Nueph
- Solomon Jehoahaz Abraham (mentioned)
- Ill Ilah (mentioned)
- David Jehoahaz Abraham (mentioned)
Magic
Magic in bold denotes the magic's first appearance.
Summary
As Alibaba explains his solution of breaking the gods' multilayered structure and unified all the Rukh, Sinbad wonders what Alibaba's intentions truly are. Suddenly, Ugo emerges and yells that it's impossible to connect the dimensions with a small quantity in Magoi unless they use a god's. He implores them that they need to return Solomon's world to the Rukh. When Ugo starts to cry, Sinbad informs Aladdin that Ugo is acting erratic due to David's magic. Then, Ugo states if they break the vertical wall, they could cause trouble for the people on the other side.
In response, Arba vents her anger on Ugo for his words and usurping Solomon's status. Aladdin shares how they previously thought Ill Ilah was a terrible villain and that they might have been a little biased towards him. Alibaba concurs with Aladdin since they never talked to him. Aladdin explains they have achieved independence without facing any god and without separating themselves from god's multi-layered system. Alibaba argues they haven't achieved total independence and that King Solomon also failed to do so. They cannot ignore other gods after bringing up the dark spot incident. Alibaba summarizes that he agrees with Sinbad to break the vertical wall.
Then, Aladdin, Ugo, and Arba get into a heated argument over what their next move should be in response to Alibaba's statements. Arba yells out that she will just continue to destroy those worlds for all eternity. Ugo shouts out they should win their destiny by breaking the vertical wall. To counter Ugo, Aladdin argues they should reinforce the vertical wall to protect themselves. Sinbad watches how the discussion becomes chaotic and then proposes them to try to communicate with other worlds. He asks them to view the other worlds as countries while their vertical wall is like a national border. Sinbad then elaborates that they shouldn't isolate themselves nor invade them. They should begin a cultural exchange with the other worlds in hopes of making a profitable trade of resources.
While the others think about Sinbad's words, Sinbad realizes his greatest strength is working with others. Alibaba smirks at Sinbad.
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| Kou Empire Arc | Final Arc | N/A | ||