Mal demanded the clams be cooked and secretly put the Pearl in her inventory under the table. She looked at her mother than told her about her day. They ate fried/burnt clams for dinner. Maleficent punished the Goblin for ruining her daughters treat. Mal was confused why was her mother acting like this? She never had before. What was going on? Mal thought about while she took her bath and got ready for bed. She fell asleep quickly.

Auradon

Ben raced into the room where he could see that pretty purple haired girl again. He climbed up on his mini throne between his parents and was served breakfast. The girl was dressed and being force fed some kind of porridge by her mother.

"Does she not want to eat?" Ben asked his mom. "Why not?"

"She said she wasn't hungry." Belle said.

"But you say breakfast is the most impotent meal of the day."

"Important." Beast corrected with a chuckle. "You should do your studies, Ben."

"I will do them here." Ben declared. "She's pretty and I want to watch her adventures."

Beast and Belle exchanged shocked looks.

Mal finally managed to get free and outside. Her goblin crew was waiting for her and off they went.

Do to getting lost so much yesterday. You've unlocked Map function!

A map appeared in her peripheral vision and began to fill in as she wandered around. The shops were being labeled as well.

You've unlocked Year Book!

This lets you look at people you've met and get information on them the more information you get the easier it is to use it against them and bend them to your will.

Mal thought about that opening and it did. There was her Mother, Ursula, Uma, Jay, Jafar, Carlos, Cruella, Evie, Evil Queen, Anthony Tremaine, and Anastasia Tremaine to her it was a lot of people.

"You're under arrest, Uma." Mal had caught the girl trying to sneak through the crowd. She tossed the girl into the cage taking her sword and putting it on. "Mine now."

Uma glared at her.

Killer Intent/Bloodlust-1

"Let me out and give me that sword back!" Uma yelled. "I'm going to buy a boat!"

"Going where to buy a boat?" Mal wondered grabbing a blue silk scarf this time. "Tell me now!"

"Pirate's Cove!" Uma informed.

Along the way they picked up Harry Hook who had his black pirate's hat taken by Mal who put it on. Then they came across Gil son of Gaston who had his belt taken so Mal could use it to carry her sword. The three captives were soon joined by Jay who lost his lamp to Mal. By the time they arrived word had already reached the Cove that Mal was on the way. Mal snagged Squirmy and Squeaky Smee upon arriving it was clear to everyone that they were trying to get out of her way. Mr. Smee quickly rescued the boys but not before one lost his bandanna and the other his toy eyepatch.

Uma, Harry, and Gil seemed to be bonding in the cage.

"Over there." Uma pointed through the bars . "Come on, walk faster."

They got to where she wanted to go to see a small little row boat that looked ready to sink.

"You're in jail?" Hook sighed, "I'll take Harry from you." He said, and paid his dues freeing his son. Who looked traumatized when Mal shoved him off the dock to look at the boat. He screamed and splashed about causing Ursula to surface looking angry.

"Some of us are trying to relax on their day off!" She snapped throwing the boy back onto the dock. "Uma, again?!"

"She's got it out for me, mother!" Uma protested as Mal was paid and Uma was freed into her mother's tentacles.

"Bath time, my little shrimp."

"Mother, don't!" Uma bawled as she was dunked repeatedly into the water until the point where she could almost not breath. "I'm clean! I'm clean!"

Gaston Jr. and Gaston the Third showed up to try and free their brother but were thrown in the cage as well for being too young and alone with out an adult.

"This boat will sink if you put even one person in it." Mal said, and to prove her point she kicked Harry into it and sure enough it started going down. "I'm not buying it. Okay, to Jafar's!"

Jafar was not pleased when he looked up to see Mal entering his shop. Two days in a row? That boy needed a lot of work. He noted Mal's backpack was bulging with stolen goods as were her pockets. Jay was now the only one in the cage and Mal was pulling at a crow on a leash that was flying above her. It squawked in protest. He paid and received his son.

"I had fun today." Jay told Mal, as he patted his own pockets. "Lets team up again sometime."

Mal shrugged and left.

Maleficent was wondering where her daughter was the sun was going down just as she was about to yell to the Isle that the girl be brought home for a small reward said girl came marching towards the castle fighting to keep a crow on a leash from pulling her in the other direction. Maleficent wondered where she'd gotten the fully grown crow from and how she'd leashed it. She made a show of welcoming Mal home and rushing her into the dinning room/Living room/kitchen before taking the bird and putting it on a perch. It didn't fly away.

"Now where did you get that?"

"Mother Gothel gave it to me as payment when I snagged her grandchild." Mal said, happily. "I think I want a smaller one. That one kept pulling me."

"Well if we can catch another we can get a baby for you." Maleficent cooed. "So tell mother all about your day. It looks like you found many treasures."

Mal was off telling Maleficent all about her adventures that day.

Maleficent was bored but indulged the child she knew the girl was special she could feel it she just needed the girl to show her how special. She almost laughed at Ursula's idea of bath time. She almost pitied the little girl. Then her cold heart froze once more and she didn't anymore. She picked up on something else.

"Jafar's son wants to be your ...friend? " Maleficent almost spat the word.

"I didn't say that." Mal said, giving her mother big green eyes. "I said, he said, we should team up again because we both like to steal things. Friends are for little goody goodies. I'm a bad little girl. I don't need friends! I don't want them!"

Maleficent gave a stiff nod though she had to wonder if the child was just telling her what she wanted to hear. She dismissed that the child was too young to even contemplate that kind of move.