Fate the winx saga : Tecna's arrival chapter 4

 So here is chapter 4 of my fanfiction about Fate the winx saga and Winx Club. 

I hope you like it. 

“You and Timmy?” Stella and Terra shrieked as Tecna entered the suite again. The rest of the girls were all sitting on the sofas with their pajama’s still on but their eyes were wide open for the gossip.

“How?” Tecna asked as she shut the door behind her and went to sit on a sofa.

“Have you ever heard of a text?” Musa asked laughingly as she held out her phone that showed Sam name on it.

“Of course the three of them are rooming together,” Tecna muttered under her breath. “And yes I have heard of texts I just don’t do them on outdated phone models like the ones here.”

“Ouch,” Bloom said as she rolled her eyes. “Anyway, I have to go. Rosalind is waiting for me and during the lunchbreak I’m meeting Sky.”

“Yeah, we have to go to the greenhouse. The specialists are training right now. which means that there will be wounded soon. But I want to hear the details,” Terra said as she and Flora left the suite.

I’m meeting Sam right now,” Musa said as she too quickly left.

“So that leaves us,” Stella said as she took Aisha’s arm and went to sit closer to Tecna.

“Actually, I wanted to ga for a swi-“Aisha tried to say but Stella’s firm look made her stop mid-sentence. “Yes, I want to hear all about it.”

“Good because it includes your Loverboy,” Tecna said as she stretched herself out a little bit.

“You have a Loverboy?” Stella beamed as she looked at Aisha’s shocked face.

“He is not my Loverboy!” Aisha nearly yelled out.

“Then how do you know who I’m speaking of?” Tecna said with a victorious smile.

“I… don’t change the subject. This conversation is about you and Timmy!” Aisha said as she pointed towards Tecna.

“There is nothing between Timmy and me! I only went to greet him because he is from Zenith too and he got here too late so I wanted to welcome him.”

“As if,” Stella said as she looked at Tecna’s blushing cheeks.

“It is and if you’ll excuse me. I believe that classes are about to start.” Tecna said as she stood up from the sofa and went to get her books.

But it appeared that books were not necessary for the masterclass that Rosalind was planning to teach that day. Instead she ordered them all to go out into the woods to the stone circle where she had Bloom and Marcos demonstrate.

She looked around her and saw that all the fairies around her were either in awe or in fear for the demonstration at hand.

Maybe this was the time to probe the minds of her classmates, Tecna thought to herself as she let her first looked for the mind fairies in the crowd. Most of them were still hungover from the night before. A lucky fact for her as their mental defenses were down for all of them, except for Rosalind.

She could feel the urge to slip into Rosalind’s mind. The feeling that it would bring all the answers she was looking for. She found her mind slowly gliding towards Rosalind but as she was getting close, she could feel her nerves getting to her. It wasn’t safe yet. If it would ever truly be safe to slip into Rosalind’s mind.

No. If she wanted to find out how Rosalind came back to life she would need to get close to the others involved in the act. She glanced over towards where Bea was standing with her clipboard in her hand and smiled at her. Bea noticed and winked before she returned to her notes.

“How long is this going to take?” Stella whispered in exhaustion.

“Until she snaps,” Tecna said as she studied Bloom face as it grew more irritated with every blast Marco hit her with.

“It won’t be long if it goes on like this,” Musa said as she sighed.

Musa had barely said the words when Blooms eyes burned red and the flames in her hands intensified. She let out a scream that was rewarded by a satisfied smirk from Rosalind.

“Class is dismissed,” Rosalind said and the fairies dispersed into all kinds of directions. All of them glad to escape Rosalind’s class.

“Let’s go and look at what the specialist are doing,” Stella said as she pulled Tecna away by the arm towards the training grounds.

“You want to see sky, don’t you?” Tecna asked when they were alone.

A painful look appeared on Stella’s face. “Is it that obvious?”

“As long as we not going there to see Timmy. I have no desire to see him.” Tecna said with a sigh but of course he was the first specialist that caught her eye when they entered the training grounds.

They went to stand beside Riven. He looked up onto the platform when Andreas went to stand on the other side of him.

“What do you think?”

“At first look it’s going to be sky all the way. He is going to leave an opening for Dane to think that he has a chance” Riven said with a smirk. “But he won’t draw blood. Dane on the other hand. he’s got something to prove.”

“The first who draws blood?” Stella asked as she looked at Andreas.

His eyes narrowed when he saw the princess of Solaria question his orders. “Yes, Princess. Saul has treated them as children for long enough now. it’s time they become men and woman.”

“By wounding your soldiers every single day,” Tecna asked as she looked at Timmy who was fighting against two other third years in the distance. He hadn’t been wounded yet, but if this was their way to teach then he soon would fall as well, or risk getting exposed.

“They are not soldiers yet. Saul made sure of that,” Andreas said with an annoyed sigh and just as he said it, Dane used a backhanded move to draw blood.

He rolled up from the ground as Stella tried to run towards the platform, but Tecna held her there. She grabbed Stella’s hand and squeezed.

Sky reached for his wound and put pressure on it until Riven caught him to take him to the greenhouse. Together they looked at Andreas who turned away and left Sky to his own devices.

“Thank you,” Stella said as they walked away. “I didn’t know what came over me. it’s pathetic.”

“It’s not. You’ll find someone better,” Tecna said as she turned to look at Timmy’s fight. He had won his fight and Andreas approvingly nodded towards him.

“More emotion for another student than for his own son,” Stella said with anger in her voice.

“And yet Sky wants his approval more than anything in the world.”

“Yes.”

“What happened to the man who raised him?” Tecna asked suddenly. “Saul Silva?”

Stella shook her head. “Too much to tell right now. Too much history going on. Besides Sky should focus on other things than getting that asses approval.”

“like what?”

“Like calling his mother, Samara, to tell her that her husband is alive,” Stella said. “My mother hasn’t sent word yet, not has anyone else here has sent word to her.”

“Where does his mother live?” Tecna asked as they continued walking towards the open ground that was full of greenery, away from the training grounds.  

“In Eraklyon and I understand that communication between kingdoms can be tedious, but I at least expected Sky or my mother to at least call. Rosalind has forbidden Andreas from doing so himself.”

“What do the kingdoms have to do with it?” Tecna asked. Her curiosity couldn’t be helped and she stopped walking and turned to Stella.

Stella’s eyes grew wide as realization hit her what she had said, but there was no escaping. Tecna was too clever to be fooled by some lie.

Stella lowered her head when she nearly whispered the words. “His mother is crown princess Samara of Eraklyon.”

It felt like a tub full of ice water had hit her. She couldn’t believe her ears. Even the database in Zenith didn’t know about this. Of course not, the identity of royal children in Eraklyon was kept a secret until they turned eighteen and officially joined the royal family.

“That would make him-“

“Second in line to the throne of Eraklyon,” Stella finished her sentence.

“But that means that Andreas was Prince consort. Why would he give that up to go in to hiding?”

“I don’t know, but I do know that Rosalind must have had something on him. Either his undying loyalty or some dirt.”

“It doesn’t make sense,” Tecna said as Stella took her arm to continue their walk.

“It is custom for the future crown prince or princess to attend Alfea. His mother went here too and she and my mother, became like sisters until their duties pulled them in the other direction.”

“What a revelation,” Tecna said as she made mental notes of it.

“Do you know her?” Tecna asked suddenly. “Crown princess Samara, I mean.”

A big smile appeared on Stella’s face. “Yes, she is my godmother.”

“Well then maybe you should be the one to tell her that her husband who she thought dead, lied to her,” Tecna said with a determined tone in her voice.

Doubt crossed Stella’s face when she started shaking her head. “That’s not for me to say.”

“It’s exactly for you to say,” Tecna said. “You are the crown princes of Solaria and you are her goddaughter. How long has it been since he has returned?”

“A couple of weeks, but she will be furious if Sky doesn’t tell her.”

“Exactly. They’ve had weeks to tell her and they haven’t. The longer that she doesn’t know about it, the angrier she will be at Sky for not telling her.”

“You are right about that, but-“

“No buts, please. You can even use my laptop if you want,” Tecna said as she opened her hands and had her purple Mini laptop appear in front of her.

“You’re right. She deserves to know everything. Besides she and Saul used to be friends as well. I’m sure that she would like to know about his incarceration.” Stella said as they went to sit on an empty picknick table and logged into Tecna’s computer.