The magician of the fairy tale world

Oz said to the Tin Man:

"You and the Scarecrow, come see me tomorrow. A beautiful heart always takes some time to carve."

The Tin Man also happily withdrew.

The next one to come forward was the lion.

When he saw such a strong lion walking towards him, Oz's eyes were obviously a little bigger, but his expression immediately returned to calm.

The lion said: "I am a timid lion, afraid of many things, and even frightened by creatures much smaller than myself. I came to you to ask you to give me courage and let me become the true king of beasts, just like you who rule this beautiful country!"

Oz thought for a while and told the lion to come to him again tomorrow.

The last one to come forward was Pinocchio:

"Great Oz, as you can see, I am a puppet. The Tin Man and the Scarecrow only want a part of a human being, and I want to become a real boy! In this way, I will not only have a human brain, but also a human heart."

Oz said:

"Your wish is more troublesome. Turning you into a real boy is definitely more troublesome than giving you a brain or a heart. I am not sure if I can help you. However, you can come to me again tomorrow, and I will give you an answer then."

The last Aurora just followed her companions to see Oz, and she did not have any wishes of her own.

So, everyone withdrew together.

Leaving the gorgeous room with the emerald throne, everyone walked in the aisle and discussed what had just happened.

"I really didn't expect the great and terrible Oz to be like this! He looks like a completely kind and kind old man." Dorothy said in surprise.

Before visiting Oz, she felt that Oz was either as terrible and majestic as everyone said, or as a sinister and cunning liar as Magredo said.

But just now, the short old man left her with a very good impression.

"He is still a genuine and uncompromising magician." said the lion.

It remembered the scene where Oz used magic, which was really wonderful.

"He is not a liar who uses magic." The Tin Man also said, "His magic must be more powerful than the Witch of the East who cursed me."

The Scarecrow concluded: "Only such a king can make the people of the Emerald City live in happiness and peace."

...

After everyone left, Oz sat back on the Emerald Throne.

The little pigeon that was hiding in the corner of the room just now flew over and turned into a silver-haired boy in a white cloud.

"It seems that you have left a very good impression on them. They all like you very much and believe from the bottom of their hearts that you are a great but kind magician." Rhine said.

Oz nodded with great satisfaction:

"This is all thanks to my teacher. If it weren't for you, I would definitely be mysterious and scare them with terrible magic images to fool them."

He asked again:

"Teacher, how can the wishes of the Tin Man, the Scarecrow, the Wooden Man and the Lion be fulfilled?"

-Oz dared to agree to their requests before, because Rhine told Oz that he would cover for him.

By the way, Oz called Pinocchio a wooden man. In his opinion, this puppet belongs to the same category as the Tin Man and the Scarecrow.

Rhine laughed.

He remembered Oz's final solution in the original work, but it seems that Oz has not thought of it yet.

"Am I going to tell Oz the idea of ​​the future Oz now?" Rhine thought it was a bit funny.

"Oz, in fact, you should have discovered it, right? The Scarecrow is not really brainless, and the Tin Man is not really heartless-if he really has no heart, how could he travel halfway across the country to the Emerald City just because he loves someone?"

Oz seemed to understand.

At this time, Aurora also turned back and pushed the door open:

"Teacher, what you said is true. Along the way, I always felt that except for Pinocchio and Dorothy, whose wishes really needed magic to be fulfilled, the other three companions just lacked confidence."

Rhine then told Oz:

"Tomorrow, I will go with you to fulfill their wishes. Just do this...

"Before that, I will fulfill Dorothy's wish to go home..."

...

A soldier led Dorothy to the door of a room:

"The great Oz's teacher, the great magician Rhine, is inside." After saying that, the soldier left.

Dorothy knocked on the door politely and saw that the door opened by itself.

"Hello, great magician Rhine!" Dorothy asked sincerely, "Are you the teacher of Aurora and Oz? Can you take me back to my hometown?"

"Hello, Dorothy, I heard about your deeds. "Rhine smiled.

He took out a pair of silver shoes:

"Aurora had seen me before and gave me the shoe she was carrying, so that both shoes are complete. This pair of shoes has great magic power, and can take you anywhere in the world within three steps. I can use the magic of the shoes to take you home."

After that, Rhine took off his slippers, stuffed his bare feet into the silver shoes, patted Dorothy's shoulder with one hand, and then let the heels of the shoes collide, and then said:

"Please take us back to Dorothy's hometown."

A gust of silver wind swept Rhine and Dorothy up.

Dorothy felt dizzy and heard the sound of the wind whistling in her ears.

After Rhine took three steps, the two of them landed firmly on the ground.

"Oh my God!"

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Dorothy saw that she was standing on the prairie, in front of her uncle's newly built house after the old house was blown away by the strong wind.

"I'm home!"

The uncle was milking the cows in front of the barn and did not realize that Dorothy had come home.

The puppy Toto jumped out of Dorothy's arms and barked happily.

At this time, Aunt Em walked out of the room and was about to wash the cabbage. When she looked up, Dorothy and Toto were running towards her.

"My lovely child!" Aunt Em exclaimed in surprise, "Where did you come back from?"

Dorothy hugged her aunt:

"I just got back from Oz and so did Toto. I'm so happy to be home!"

"Where is that place?" Aunt Em asked, "How did you come back?"

"The kind magician Rhine used his magic to send me back!" Dorothy replied happily, turning her head and pointing behind her:

"Look, the magician Rhine is right there...uh, where did he go?"

The grassland behind him was empty, and the silver-haired boy had long since disappeared.

"As a great magician, Rhine may have left. He has those silver shoes and can go anywhere in the world within three steps."

Dorothy said sadly that she still hoped that her uncle and aunt could meet the magical magician.

"Rhine?" Aunt Em thought about this familiar name and was suddenly shocked, "The sage from Rose Kingdom and White Kingdom?"

"Aunt, do you know him?" Dorothy looked up curiously.

She didn't know much about these things, except that Rhine was Aurora and Oz's teacher.

"Of course, the story of the magician is famous," Aunt Em said.

"Can you tell me?" Dorothy's curiosity was suddenly aroused and she said excitedly.

"I'm afraid it will take several hours to finish the story." Aunt Em hugged Dorothy tightly and stroked the girl's head, "First tell me about your experience in that land of Oz."

Dorothy then began to talk about her experiences in Oz, mentioning the Scarecrow who wanted a brain and the Tin Man who wanted a heart, the wooden man whose nose grew longer when he lied, the Cowardly Lion, and the Woodman who wanted a heart. When it comes to Aurora, who has strange powers but is kind and lovely, she mentions the kind and kind magician Oz, and the common teacher between Oz and Aurora - the magician Rhine...

"Okay Auntie, I've finished telling my story. It's time to tell me about the past of the magician Rhine."

"In the north, there is the Kingdom of Rose. One day, a magician came to the forest of the kingdom..."

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Feeling the power of Dorothy's surging desire, Rhine returned to Oz.

"Dorothy has come home too..."

Rhine raised his head and looked at the blue sky above his head.

Will I be able to go home soon?

"We must find a way to catch Maleficent as soon as possible. Before killing her, we must find a way to contact the founder of the Witches from her!"