Happily Never After (Tagatha/the school of good and evil)

Simply Perfect

"BOO!!!" Agatha and Tedros shot out of the trees, tackling their friends to the ground.

"Aggie!!!" Kiko wailed as she pulled her friend into a hug. "You look amazing!" Agatha smiled, returning the complement.

"We brought a game." Tristan planted, getting up. "What is it?" Agatha shot up as well. "We've got Monopoly and this treasure map game."

"Great." Agatha and Tedros escorted their friends to the picnic.

"Great job." Kiko chuckled, elbowing Agatha.

There was a blue blanket on the floor with a basket on one corner with napkins next to it and ball lanterns hanging from trees.

They spent what felt like hours trying to pick games to play. "I pick the treasure hunt." Tedros sugggested, Agatha followed.

Tristan shrugged and so did Kiko. "Okay."

Agatha was handed a map and so was Tedros, meaning they were captains. Tristan went with Agatha and Kiko went with Tedros.

They escaped from their location and went lurking for whatever the treasure was.

"What do you think it is?" Agatha wondered. "I don't know." Agatha thought some more. "Maybe a bike... Or-"

"CANONS!!!" Tristan dived pushing Agatha into the trees. They watched as bombs sprouted from the canons.

Petrified, Agatha ran further.

Tristan watched her and the canon. Could it be that the canon worked on sound? Tristan followed Agatha, dodging all the bombs sprouting from canons.

"Shhh!" Tristan covered her mouth, pushing her onto the ground. Her head pinned to a tree, Tristan searched for the canon.

Agatha pushed his hand from her mouth. "What are you-" Tristan slapped his hand on her mouth. "The Canon works on sound."

Agatha nodded, taking the map. "South." She whispered, pointing towards a valley.

Kiko trailed behind Tedros, uncertain of what they were going to find.

"Where are we going?" She asked. Tedros turned his head and then looked back at the map.

"I don't know. Maps aren't my thing." Kiko's eyes widened. "Something you're not good at?"

Tedros rolled his eyes. "Just one. Do you know how to read maps?"

Kiko nodded, taking the map. She turned around, going back the way they came from.

Tedros followed Kiko, oblivious to where they we going.

"Look, a bridge." Kiko walked towards it, eyeing the dangerous obstacle. "Hey," Tedros pulled her back. "I don't think it's safe to go on that."

"That's the way, though." Tedros sighed as she walked towards it. Pinning her foot on, she tried to make it to the end.

Tedros watched her, not taking any chances.

Kiko took another step, her arms tied to a rope at the side. She glides some more, not taking her grip off the rope.

"Come on, scaredy pants." She chuckled, not looking at Tedros. Tedros furrowed his eyebrows. "I'm not scared. Are weight together can cause it to fall and that's a long bridge."

Kiko rolled her eyebrows and reached for another piece of wood. She wobbled, grabbing the rope tighter, she clentched her fists.

"That was a close o-" The rope snapped, causing wood to fly off into oblivion.

Kiko slumped, her left hand attatched to a piece of wood that could fall of any moment.

Tedros grabbed Kiko by the hand, pulling her up.

"I told you..." She squeezed, panting. "Yeah, whatever." Kiko brushed herself off, taking the map from Tedros. "How are we going to cross the bridge?"

Tedros looked into the sky, eyeing a giant bird, the body of a skeleton. Whistling for it, the bird flew down.

"By this."

He sat in the bird and Kiko did the same.

They flew into the air, fair blowing. The bird went high into the sky, slowing down each time, until it reached the top.

The bird, zoomed down, leading screaming Kiko and laughing Tedros plummeting to the ground.

Kiko stood up, brushing her romper once more. "I still prefer the bridge." Tedros chuckled, pushing himself up.

Kiko pulled Tedros in for hug, but stopped when the ground began to shake.

"What's that?" Tedros sighed as he got balance. "I don't know." Kiko grabbed onto a pole and stood balance.

From the trees formed a giant figure.

Tedros backed up, grabbing his sword, getting ready to strike it.

Shrieking noises pierced their ears as it got closer. Forming an ogre.

"Oh my gosh." Kiko's finger began glowing in fear as she tried to protect herself. It didn't work though because the ogre picked her up.

Kiko screamed, her finger glowing even more.

"RUN!!!!" Agatha and Tristan ran through a bridge, bricks falling each time.

Agatha was now on Tristan's back with the map in her hands as Tristan ran for their lives.

Crashing onto the ground, he watched the last piece of brick fall into oblivion.

"That was close!" Agatha sighed, releasing herself from Tristan's grip. Tristan nodded, unable to say anything.

"Here." Agatha passed him a bottle of water, watching him gulp down half and pour some on his face.

Agatha took the bottle, pouring water on her face also.

Tristan collapsed back onto the ground next to Agatha.

"I'm...so...so tired."

Agatha nodded, laying down next to him.

"Let's go. Let's beat them."

Agatha got up, pulling Tristan up. She held him by the hand and pulled him along.

A shrieking noise was made.

"HEY!HEY-that sounds like Kiko..." Tristan cried, running into the forest.

Agatha followed and soon they saw the ogre.

The ogre stared at Agatha, dropped Kiko, making her land on her back and swiped Agatha up.

Agatha didn't make a noise, but gaped in suprise. Her finger glowed, grabbing onto his finger, Agatha scraped his finger with hers as Tedros through his sword through the ogres eyes.

The ogre growled pulling the sword out or his eyes, releasing Agatha and falling onto the ground.

Agatha leaped, crashing into the trees.

"Agatha?" Tedros ran towards her, pushing passed all the leaves and pushes.

Agatha leaped up from the ground, eying the map. Her eyes widened, making Tedros looked at his.

Leaping to the left, the lunged for the spades.

Tedros passed Agatha. "Bye, babe." Agatha growled, pulling her way beside him.

She grabbed the spade and Tedros did the same, digging, they pulled out the chest which showed...

A necklace.

Tedros' face fell and so did the other two as they caught up to the others.

"It's beautiful." Agatha smiled.

"Well you can have it then." Tedros opened the necklace, putting around Agatha's neck.