~A Few Chapters Ago~ Alistair Wonderland 2 ~

Chapter 6 - Grade 8

They all sat down, except Lizzie, who refused to get her new red and yellow lace dress covered in sand. The teacher snapped his fingers with a disatisfied sigh, and a walking fish appeared carrying a chair.

"Anyway," he said as Lizzie sat on her cushioned chair, and Dennis walked over to sit down as well (which seemed to take a while), "Today, we will be catching sharks."

They all looked at him with confusion, as there was nothing but sand in the room that seemed to stretch on for miles. Alistair looked at all his friends. He had gone to school in wonderland long enough to know that weird things were bound to happen, but something else felt weird. It was like a feeling in his stomach that felt like there was something swimming around. He wasn't sure if it was happening because of how close Bunny had sat next to him, or if it was because there was really something wrong.

"Um, Professor-" Bunny began.

"Barbeau," he completed. 

"Professor Barbeau, how can we catch sharks if there is no water?" She said.

He stood up, making it very clear that he was annoyed. He walked around them with a two fingers on his nose, as if the question was stupid to have asked in the first place.

"Have you not done this before? You guys haven't summoned water yet?" Professor Barbeau said astonished.

Alistair looked around at everyone once again, and for the millionth time that day, they looked confused.

Mr.Barbeau walked over to where he once sat, and looked like he had began meditating. 

"Close your eyes and chant with me, children," he said nonchalantly.

He began chanting something, and the students just hummed along, hoping that he wouldn't notice that they were having trouble understanding him. Alistair could hear Maddie shifting around, but he didn't judge because he knew his friend could not sit still. But Alistair once again had the feeling that something was wrong, so he decided to slightly open his eyes. At that moment Alistair realised that his sparkling blue eyes weren't the only sparkling blue thing in the room. The rest of the kids opened their eyes and gasped to see a large blue wave of water racing towards them, ready to drown them all.