Aladdin: The Series M/m Spanking rp

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Aladdin finds a young thief named Wahid and scolds the boy for stealing more than he needed too. Wahid ignores him, saying that he won't be a street rat forever and says "I'm going to make something of myself". This reminds Aladdin of a childhood friend named Amal. As boys Aladdin criticized Amal for stealing more than he needed to eat, while Amal shrugged him off and said that one day "I'm going to make something of myself." Then one day Amal vanished without a trace.

Now in the present Aladdin hears that Wahid has disappeared, along with other children. He then sees a monstrous, gargoyle-like figure taking a child, and assumes the same creature took Amal. The creature is super-humanly strong, it's hide reflects magic (making it able to threaten Genie), can climb shear vertical walls, and jump from shadow to shadow. They chase the creature, but then are surrounded by others of it's kind.

In a twist, Aladdin looks into the creature's eyes and realizes it IS Amal. He accepted a demonic pact from one of Aladdin's enemies, and in exchange for his loyalty he has superpowers and immortality. As he puts it "I've made something of myself!" Wahid is already starting to transform, having accepted the same pact.

Amal fights Aladdin and Genie, but they are clearly out matched. Amal eventually reveals the dark side of his pact, he can only return to Earth for three nights every seven years, is killed by sunlight, and is Aladdin's enemy's slave. Wahid hears this and wants out, but is told it's too late.

However, when ordered to kill Aladdin, Amal refuses after Aladdin reminds him of his humanity. He instead fights the other creatures and saves Wahid and the other children. Aladdin's enemy leaves him and the other creatures to die. As the sun comes up the other creatures fade away as the light touches them, and Amal accepts this happening to him as a just punishment for his misspent life. But because Amal was able to fight his inner darkness he is instead purified by the light and his right arm turns to a human arm.

Later a heavily cloaked Amal prepares to leave the city. He believes that the more good he does, the more of his humanity he will regain. Aladdin wishes him well, and tells him "Go make something of yourself.", a phrase that once implied selfish ambition regardless of the consequences, but now carries the hope of redemption.

The idea would be for Amal to adopt Wahid, keeping him on the straight and narrow so the boy won't have to go through the things Amal went through. PM if interested.