The magi are grateful to the magi for buying them some of their supplies, but they still have a long way to go before they reach the promised land. They're not sure how they're going to get there, but their master, the god of the world, can do anything. They can't believe that their master can do this, and they'd like to thank him for his help, but he's too weak and pathetic to do anything about it. He's just like his father, he says, and he'll do anything for the thousand masters. He doesn't know how to respond to his father's taunts, so he just laughs and says, "Hey, I'm going to take over for my dad, and I've got the power to do whatever you want. I'll help you until you're ready to fight." Geez, that sounds like a pretty good plan, right? The snotty-nosed magi, on the other hand, don't care. They know that the snootily-speaking magi can do whatever they want. They just need to figure out a way to rescue Asuna, the princess of twilight, from the clutches of the evil magi. . They need to get her out of her hiding place so that she can be freed from the curse of the gods. They also need to free her from the grip of evil . But they'll have to do it by force, so they need to find some way to do that. They have no other choice, they say, but to save Asuna from the thieving magi and to awaken her from her captivity. They think they've found a way, but it's only a matter of time before they all are toast. They say, "We'll be toast first" , and then they all laugh and cry. They all feel sorry for each other, but this isn't the end for them. They should all just go away and live happily ever after