Tinker Bell: The Resurrection and The Red Queen.

Part I: The Ancient Ones.

Pixie Hollow had never been this busy, Fairies of all talents were occupied with tasks mounted and time slipped as sand, of course animals and insects aided hand in hand.

The chaos waiting to be turned to something organized were efforts to have a magnificent ceremony for this year's Harvest Moon. The finest rivalry was last time when Tinkerbell with help of Terence and Blaze created the finest and the final scepter that could to be used to harness the energy of Harvest Moon to create blue pixie dust which in turn would restore The Pixie Dust Tree and all of Pixie Hollow's magic.

Though this time, excitement was higher than the highest peak of Winter Woods, for the first time ever in history of Pixie Hollow the ceremony would be joined by winter fairies. The ceremony of the harvest moon was not only the biggest celebration of Pixie Hollow but most important and rare, with winter fairies and Lord Milori being a part of the ritual ceremony, Queen Clarion could not have any room for error.

Queen Clarion had summoned Ministers of all seasons for a meeting in regards for preparations, procedure and caution to be taken throughout the ritual until the potential blue dust strengthens The Pixie Dust Tree and the rest is locked in the safe along with the safety of winter fairies, she was highly concerned because of the blunder happened when they arrived last time. She had also asked Tinkerbell and Zarina to meet her, separately though for discussion of pressing matters. No one was on time for the meeting though, but their Queen had been wise since the beginning of time. She knew such perfection would bring extra tension in less time.

Tinker bell had been flying around the seasons with joy, she was excited that she would be in presence of Harvest Moon with her sister Periwinkle from Winter Woods, she felt more proud than happy, for this year a winter fairy would place the scepter to initiate the ritual, who was none other than Periwinkle, her sister.

Even all the excitement in Pixie Hollow could not stop Tinker bell from doing what she does best other than breaking rules, Tinkering, She first visited the Autumn Woods where Rosetta, along with other garden fairies were mashing berries to create the most brown of paints to be used when visiting Mainland and paint it Autumn, Rosetta being as poised as she has been since birth hated that Tinker bell's paint maker was not working. She was concentrating all her frustration on her legs to get most from those berries, while she cursed Tink, obviously!

Tink arrived just in few moments and checked what was wrong with the crusher, she figured out it was twig stuck in the rotatory which would not let the stone move up and down to crush those berries.

"There you go Rose, I fixed it for you and don't bother I will get you the best dress for the ceremony." Tinker bell said cautiously trying to get some of the paint off Rose's dress.

"Please Tinker Bell, I will choose dresses for all seven of us as decided before just after I am finished crushing the berries and cursing the fairy." She bolted at her in her usual non-angry but irritated way.

"Oh yes, you will choose our dresses, I was only teasing, sorry for the delay caused in fixing the crusher, now come, get neat and let the machine do it for you. Plus, we would not want the best hair in Pixie Hollow to get dirty now. Would we?" Tink handled the situation.

"Alright, alright, I see what you are doing here Tink, anyway the flattery works, I forgive you."

"Ha! Okay then I will see you some time soon, perhaps the dress selection, I need to meet Vidia and Silvermist in Summer Meadow." Tinker bell's voice fainted she flew towards Summer Meadow.

While Rose was working to create paint, Fawn was explaining new animal fairies on what to do and how to guide animals and insects once they reach Mainland to facilitate Autumn. Fawn was best in grasping knowledge among animal fairies back in her day, though same could not be said for the new fairies she had been exhaustively spending her time with. She believed snails would walk faster but nevertheless she carried on her duty like a true animal fairy would.