Fate the winx saga : Tecna's arrival chapter 3

 Here is chapter 3 of my fanfiction about Tecna.

It felt like she was flying up the stairs and yet she knew it wasn’t true. She couldn’t just expose herself like that yet. With every step she took she felt a little more free. Who could have known that the students party till they drop on the first day of school, she wondered. Maybe that’s why they said that the first week is not that important when it comes to classes. The teachers just know that they will show up as zombies anyway.

She shook her head and followed the instructions on her watch. Maybe that was true in Farahs time as headmistress but with Rosalind the bloodshed had already started on day one for the specialists.

She turned a corridor and ran towards the courtyard where several picknick tables were placed.

She looked at every table when she finally saw him. There he was, a boy with bright red hair that it almost looked orange. His big glasses suited his face well and the shy smile underneath them made Tecna feel as if she could melt. Not just because he was the cutest guy in this entire school that she had seen, but because of the laptop that he had in front of him.

Tecna couldn’t even call it an ordinary laptop. It was a high driven computer with parts that were manufactured by the fairy Tillia herself, Zenith’s greatest genius that had ever come forth from it and the extra screen that hung on the back of the laptops screen was just exquisite on its own.

How could he have something high tech as this? She wondered as she approached him.

She put on the glasses to look up his information when he interrupted her.

“You Don’t need to use those. If you want to know something I will tell you, princes,” the guy said as he gave her a shy smile. He stood up and bowed before her.

“Don’t call me that,” she said sternly as urged him to sit down again before she went to sit beside him.

“And yet that is what you are. As chancellor Electronio’s daughter, that is your title until you take up the role yourself. You can call me Timmy,’ he said with a smile that made Tecna’s chest flutter and yet she had a role to fulfill.

“Despite being homeschooled, because of my role, I still knew most of Zenith’s best students. How come I don’t know you?” she asked as she squeezed her eyes a little.

“I graduated a year ago with honors.”

“And now you are forced to become a third year again?” she asked with a puzzled look. “Although it is a smart move to ensure that our missions are successful.”

Timmy shook his head. “That mission is not my concern.”

“Than what is?” Tecna asked.

“You are.”

She looked at him and felt like a fool for having to take so long before realizing what he had said. “You are sent here as my babysitter?” Tecna yelled out as she stood up from the bench.

“I prefer the word bodyguard or just guard,” Timmy said as he gestured for her to calm down. A move that worked in the opposite direction as Tecna only got louder with each word.

“There is not difference between a babysitter and a bodyguard. My parents just gave you a different title for the same job!”

“Not so loud, please. Anyone might hear,” he said as he looked to the empty benches nearby. Afraid that someone might be eavesdropping on them.

“Oh leave it, I already cast a spell. No one can hear us, nor those nosy little mind fairies,” Tecna said with a sour look before she turned around to walk back to the suite.

 

The next morning, Tecna found herself the only one of her friends who hadn’t missed breakfast. She looked around the dining hall and saw that only a total of twelve students had managed to get up as well.

“Enjoy,” an exciting voice said as the handsome specialist who had greeted Aisha the day before went to sit across from Tecna. He had just returned from a swim and was nearly starving as he started devouring his breakfast.

“I don’t know Aisha yet,” Tecna said bluntly.

Grey stopped halfway in his bite as he looked up to her. “What?”

“That is what I assume you came here to do. To ask more about Aisha?” Tecna said as she continued eating her croissant.

“I- no I- maybe-“ Grey stumbled as his cheeks started turning pink.

“And that is why I said that I don’t know her yet. I can’t tell you about her. you would do yourself a favor to go and ask Musa or Terra or anyone else who has known her longer than a day and a quarter.”

He lowered his fork and looked at Tecna with a dazzled look. Whatever he was expecting, it sure wasn’t the answer he was given.

“Direct, bold and waists no time. I will give the memo to Timmy.”

“What?” Tecna said as she put her fork down as well.

“That is what you want no?” grey asked with a grin on his face as he continued eating.

“Of course not. Why would you assume that?”

“Hurts doesn’t it,” Grey said as he took a sip from his water. “That’s what it feels like when you assume things about someone else.”

She lowered her shoulders and sighed. He was right.

“I’m sorry.”

“It’s fine.”

“How do you know Timmy, he arrived last night,” Tecna asked as she saw that a couple more students strolled into the dinning hall before going straight for the coffee.

“He is my roommate, and I saw the two of you in the courtyard. I may not have heard what the two of you were saying but it sure didn’t look innocent to me.” Grey said with a chuckle.

“Who else saw us?” Tecna asked with a sharp tone in her voice.

“I’m pretty sure Riven and Dane saw it too when they went out for a smoke. Which means that the entire school will know by the end of the day.” He put his fingers in the air and made air quotes before continuing. “Given Dane’s big mouth, according to Sam at least.”

“That’s just great.”