The Scarecrow of Oz Chapter 12 - The Wooden-Legged Grass-Hopper

Rinkitink in Oz Chapter 20 - Dorothy to the Rescue

In which Princess Dorothy of Oz, upon discovering the plight of young Inga and King Rinkitink through Glinda’s Great Book of Records and the Magic Picture, resolves to journey to the forbidding Nome King’s country to aid them. Accompanied by the ever-cheerful Wizard of Oz and equipped with Ozma’s Magic Carpet and a basket of eggs—potent weapons against the immortal nomes—they set forth across the Deadly Desert with courage and resourcefulness.

Rinkitink in Oz Chapter 21 - The Wizard Finds an Enchantment

In which the Nome King, despite his begrudging treatment of his captives, faces an unexpected visit from Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz, whose arrival stirs hope for Inga and King Rinkitink. Amidst heartfelt reunions and surprising revelations, the company prepares for a journey back to the magical Land of Oz in search of assistance and new adventures.

Rinkitink in Oz Chapter 19 - Rinkitink Chuckles

In which the indomitable King Rinkitink faces the cunning magic of the Nome King Kaliko, whose enchantments fail to harm the little monarch or his steadfast goat Bilbil, much to the Nome King’s bafflement and frustration. Meanwhile, concern grows over young Prince Inga’s fate as he endures the fearful trials of the perilous Three Trick Caverns under the watchful eyes of Kaliko and his minions.

Rinkitink in Oz Chapter 18 - Inga Parts With His Pink Pearl

In which young Prince Inga, guided by the mysterious White Pearl, braves the treacherous caverns of the Nome King in search of his captive parents, encountering magic, danger, and the gruff Nome King himself. Demonstrating courage and cleverness, Inga navigates confounding traps and perils, relying on his resourcefulness and the Blue Pearl’s strength to press onward through the shadowy and enchanted underground realm.

Rinkitink in Oz Chapter 17 - The Nome King

In which King Gos and Queen Cor journey through rugged mountains to entrust their royal prisoners to the custody of the shrewd and treasure-loving Nome King Kaliko, whose underground caverns gleam with jewels and secret passages. The captives, though freed from chains, find themselves subject to the Nome King’s stern care, while the victorious rulers revel in their success before departing.