A sly lie

Chapter 1- Alya

The little fox like creature giggled at my shocked reaction; my mouth wide open, and my eyes not moving from the fox.

"What exactly are you?" I asked, my brain still puzzled as to what was happening.

"Im a Kwami!" she replied giggling. I rolled my eyes.

"Yes I know that, but what do you do?" She suddenly became very serious and began to explain everything.

"My job as a kwami is to turn you into the superhero Volpina! All you do is put on the necklace, and yell 'tail up!' and I go into the necklace and transform you. I can talk to you, and only you can hear me, in your head, and i'll give you advice on being Volpina!"

I was baffled. "Uh, don't we already have a Volpina?" 

As soon as I mentioned her, Trixx seemed to tense, and hate seemed to fill her eyes, but she turned back to m, and smiled sweetly at me, before explaining to me about her.

What I learnt about her, shocked me!

"She's not the real Volpina, because she doesn't have a kwami."

I was confused. "But doesn't she have the necklace?"

Trixx sighed. "Her necklace is a fake. That Volpina was just Lila akumatized." Now I was even more confused.

"Why'd she get akumatised?" I asked. She didn't seem angry or sad. Trixx sat down on my desk. I was guessing this was going to be a long story. I was right.

"Lila bought a look-a-like necklace to impress Adrien, and Ladybug was angry about the lies she told, especially the ones about her. She confronted Lila in front of Adrien, about saying that ladybug and her were besties and..."

I grabbed my phone as Trixx kept talking and wrote down notes about what she was saying. When Trixx was down, I grabbed the necklace from the box, and ran to my computer, logging in to the lady-blog. Trixx followed, fascinated by what I was doing. I began typing away, my mentor gleefully watching over my shoulder.

I stopped and turned to her. "Shouldn't you be telling me NOT to do this?" Trixx giggled, and nodded.

"Yes that's what the responsible kwami would do, but whoever said I was responsible?"

I shrugged and kept on writing.