Putting the Little in Little Witch Academia

Chapter 6: Shiny Chariot!!!

The sun was close to disappearing from the horizon as you, Sucy and Jasminka finally arrived back at the school. You helped the girls into the same window that was used to go outside, about to magically lock it after you went through it only for a thrown book to barely miss you.

"What the-?!" Confusion spread over your face alongside Jasminka, Sucy however grinned as the three of you saw the entire classroom being turned upside down. On both ends stood forts of school furniture, one holding Akko and Amanda while the other held Diana, Hannah and Barbara. Lotte stood in the middle, sitting just as perplexed while the two sides continued to hurl books at each other.

"Give it up Cavendish, You cannot resist the people's will!" Akko shouted, standing triumphantly above her fort until a mass of books threw her down. "Akko stop this insolence at once! Can't you see how childish this is?" Squeaked Diana, a red blush over her face as she clenched her fists together, all the while Hannah and Barbara continued their book-rampage without delay.

You meanwhile crawled over to Lotte. "So uh...you know what led to all...this?" You asked, Lotte darted her eyes between the two forts. "Honestly teacher I'm just as confused...one moment we were all reading until Diana announced she would "basically be the teacher", which Akko and Amanda didn't like and before I knew it this was going on for...what time is it?"

Before you could confound anymore a knocking came on the door. "Uh oh." You gasped, crawling fast to the entrance of the classroom and standing up once you opened it, blocking the knocker's vision as you exited the room and immediately closed the door. "Oh hello! Is there something wrong miss Ursulaaaaa..." You drawled out, now noticing the red-haired teacher wore her (Quite tight) Shiny Chariot outfit, her hair just as short as it was way back then.

"I uh, heard about your little situation and thought I could maybe help...or at least keep someone in line for a while." Miss Ursula explained, scratching her cheek with a light blush. "If Shiny Chariot can calm down a revolution she is more than welcome." You muttered, much to the confusion of the teacher.

"Well, even if most of them don't like Shiny Chariot I'm sure I can use my adult authority to get them to calm down, they're just kids."
"Yeah, that's what professor Nelson thought too..." You said, holding your breath as Professor Ursula entered the classroom.

"Excuse me!" She began, the few glances she received at first turning into a mass of stares as the class completely stopped moving, Professor Ursula smiled. "Why hello everyone! It is so nice-
"SHINY CHARIOT!" Half the group of kids shouted, running over to the surprised performer with wide smiles on their faces.

"Ohmygoshthisislikethebestdayofmylifecanyoupleasedo-" Akko continuously jumbled her words as Amanda jumped up. "You're so cool on your broom! Can you do some cool tricks?"
"I highly respect your work..." Muttered Diana, her expression relaxed but an aura around her beaming.

Despite her initial shock Professor Ursula was quick to smile, fancily pulling out a makeshift Shiny Rod while she hid her normal wand behind her back. "How silly of me, words aren't necessary when magic can say so much more, wouldn't you agree little witches?" She asked, immediately receiving rapid nods.

A small smirk formed on your face at the sight of none other than Hannah and Barbara being part of the group of kids that was absolutely ecstatic over Chariot's presence, the fangirl levels between Hannah and Akko almost being on par with each other. It made you wonder why the two seemed to dislike the red-haired wonder as their teen-selves.

The children became quiet as Professor Ursula used her magic to dim the lights in the room, creating a shine around her as she started to "use" the shiny rod. While Ursula and the rod performed a few exasperated swings and moves that made the kids swoon Professor Ursula's actual wand began to shine, soon making a green ball made of light float in the classroom's air.