Team Spirit (Winx Club Fanfiction)

Nervousness

"What a lovely bouquet," Professor Avalon said. "I'm not sure I've done anything to deserve this."

"It was the least we could after your sweet surprise this morning," states Flora.

"As you know this class is called Cognitive Analysis," Avalon begins. "you'll learn how to hone your senses and trust your instincts. To look for details and perhaps find new powers within yourselves."

"Now let's start with an easy question," states Avalon after the gasping dies down. "Who was the first ever fairy?"

"Clariel!" A bunch of other students said in the room. I didn't answer cause Solarian History was all I knew.

"Do you know that?" inquires Avalon. "Or do you just believe it? Can you prove it?"

"My mother told me and she's never wrong," Aisha comments.

"That maybe so," said Avalon. "but where did your mother learn it from?"

"I really can't say," states Aisha, "but everyone knows about Clariel."

Everyone except me. Solarian history was prioritized on Solaria as the Princess of Solaria.

"Having everyone believe she is the first is enough to make her so," responds Avalon. "Even though she is not. This proves how powerful words can really be."

Huh? Maybe he would slip something out. I knew words had their own edge. I sat straight in my chair. I was still on edge after what Ace had informed me and Tecna about. Appearances can be deceiving. Things may not ever be what they seem.

"But shouldn't Aisha trust her mother?" asked Flora.

"Trust can only get you so far," adds Avalon. "But to really know the truth is an entirely different matter and expierence not to be taken for granted."

Humph! He said it so bluntly and I will go back to my first statement. His looks were just too perfect. The whole room seemed to glow red to my eyes.

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"I don't understand Tecna," said Musa.

"Yeah, why are you so worried all of the sudden?"

"Ace told us something back at Red Fountain." says Tecna. "That makes me extremely suspicious."

"Yeah if he's a paladin why don't people right about them."

"Girls, keep it down," Flora spoke. "Aisha and Bloom I just saw them coming down the hall towards us."

"Hey girls," spoke Bloom. "Having fun?"

"You bet," I answer. "Why wouldn't fairy school be fun?"

"Oh no reason, I am wondering about how hard magic innvocation is gonna be." states Bloom.

"I hope Magic Invocation will be easy," states Flora.

"That will depend on how hard you work," spoke a very familiar voice.

"Professor Palladium?" I gasped as we all turned around. His red hair had been replaced with blonde. It was straightened and quiet long. His point ears were far more visible than before. He was in a white dress shirt and pants with a green vest over his top shirt.

"Yes, it's me Professor Palladium. Astonishing isn't? I'm back in one of my many teacher transformations." He spoke. "This year I am teaching Magic Invocation."

We were in the classroom. I always had to pay attention when the elf was in the room. He brought up things others would not. I had learnt so much from him.

"Professor Avalon will teach you to understand Magic," He explained. "I'll teach you to make it."

"Oh," I heard gasps go through the room. And also hear Bloom say. "This could be fun. Last year's class was such a free fall."

"Alright now that I have everyone's attention," spoke Palladium. "I would like to take a minute to discuss technical charms before we head to the demonstrating room."