Magi was a sorcerer who worked for the king of the mermen who lived in a golden city beneath the ocean. When he was tasked with bringing the king a surface woman to become his queen, he knew that he would first have to stop the only man with the power to interfere. That man was the magician, Zambini. After putting Zambini in a trance, Magi and his assistant, Torno, abducted Mary Reed and brought her under the sea for the king. Zambini followed and, after a brief battle with Magi, rescued the girl. Magi begged forgiveness and was granted mercy. Magi demonstrated magical abilities, including the ability to put people into a death-like trance from which they will never wake, the ability to walk through walls, and the ability to turn humans into mer-people. Like others of his race, he had the ability to breathe underwater, survive in the ocean depths, and see well in dark places. However, like his people, his eyes were sensitive to light, making ordinary daylight unbearable. It is unclear if his ability to survive and speak out of water was common to his people, or the result of his magic.
Description Magi was a sorcerer who worked for the king of the mermen who lived in a golden city beneath the ocean. When he was tasked with bringing the king a surface woman to become his queen, he knew that he would first have to stop the only man with the power to interfere. That man was the magician, Zambini. After putting Zambini in a trance, Magi and his assistant, Torno, abducted Mary Reed and brought her under the sea for the king. Zambini followed and, after a brief battle with Magi, rescued the girl. Magi begged forgiveness and was granted mercy. Magi demonstrated magical abilities, including the ability to put people into a death-like trance from which they will never wake, the ability to walk through walls, and the ability to turn humans into mer-people. Like others of his race, he had the ability to breathe underwater, survive in the ocean depths, and see well in dark places. However, like his people, his eyes were sensitive to light, making ordinary daylight unbearable. It is unclear if his ability to survive and speak out of water was common to his people, or the result of his magic.
