Unlike Aladdin, Genie did not appear fazed in the slightest by Sheik’s sudden movement. The only real movement he made was to gain further comfort in the hot spring, during which time Aladdin made introductions. He followed his friends glance to Sheik, the ninja’s accusing gaze met with only a smile. For the most part, he appeared rather reserved. However, that never lasted long with Genie. He could only restrain himself for so long before his excitement got the best of him and turned him into the second greatest horror next to the fangirl: the fanboy. … or maybe that was Mary Sue. Genie had far too many run-ins with her that he would have liked to remember. Needless to say, Sheik was in for more than ever expected.

“Are you a real Sheikah?” the genie asked, suddenly appearing by Sheik’s side in a cloud of blue smoke. He wasted no time in invading the warrior’s personal space, eyes practically sparkling as he leaned in closer. Any distance made by the ninja would be cut short, Genie wanting to absorb every last bit of the Sheikah. “I never thought I’d get to meet one in person. Oh, this is totally awesome! If only the guys back in Hyrule history could see me now.” Summoning forth a rounded stone, a similar emblem carved into it as that which Sheik wore, the genie held it out along with a small chisel. “Will you sign my Gossip Stone? Oh, please, oh please, oh please?”