Okay, this is my fanfiction for Winx Club season 3. Just as a warning for you "Rai English" watchers, this is based on 4kids, so if you don't want to read these quotes, this may not be the story for you.
Summary: After all the excitement of the years before, the Winx Club are shocked to discover that the universe is once again in danger, this time from Baltor. What will happen? Hear the twists and turns of Winx Club Season 3 through Tecna's point of view.
Disclaimer: I do not own the Winx CLub, but I do own some of the storylines that didn't take place during these episodes and some of my own made-up characters.
Chapter 1: The Princess' Ball
Summer. It was finally here. I couldn't believe it as I began to pack my things for the upcoming weeks. I'm free, I thought, and soon I'll be done here. It seems impossible.
It did. It felt like it was just yesterday that I'd first come to Alfea, and now I'd just recently completed my sophomore year. How could time possibly go by so quickly?
As I packed my things, I did the math on my PDA to properly sort my clothes so that there wasn't to much or to little room for anything.
"Thirty-one point two percent in that suitcase and twenty-nine point seven-eight percent in there, and the remainder in the third one." I said to Digit, my bonded pixie, as my clothes went inside their proper valises in order.
"Precision is wonderful," Digit declared, smiling at the accuracy.
"A thing of beauty," I agreed, beginning to walk out the door of my room, "come along bags."
I laughed slightly with my pixie following me and I could hear my luggage coming right before I heard the door shut. This was a very interesting year.
Oh, it had been. For one thing, Layla was the newest member of the Winx Club, and though she was a little different, she fit right in with the rest of us. Also, we'd defeated Lord Darkar, and hopefully for good. Unlike with the witches who just had to come after us again.
For me, however, the most exciting thing that had happened was that Timmy and I had officially started dating. He was just such a wonderful guy. Timmy and I at first were incredibly awkward around each other, but we always had a good time. Personally, I terribly regret the time when I'd treated him so horribly just because I was to frightened to say anything. I had no reason to complain. If I didn't tell him, I had no right.
But, at the same time, it also felt to me as if it did. Oh, yes, I'm perfectly aware of how illogical that is. I should know not be so silly, correct? Me, the smart girl? Normally I would've, but there was just something that made me feel as if my actions were justified, but thankfully I finally opened up to him, and what made the moment even more adorable was that after this, I'd gotten my Charmix. Afterwards, we hugged, and he said that I was sweet for letting him be the one to help me say something to earn myself a Charmix. Hopefully we'll never fight again. I don't think I could last another one.
As I walked outside of Alfea, I could see Stella, Bloom, Layla, Flora, and Musa standing outside.
"Not necessary," Bloom was saying, "watch." She put down the plant she was helping carry, and ran a short distance away. "Bags…hitherus!" She said, snapping her fingers.
Suddenly her bags began to fly out of the window by themselves with Kiko riding on top of them.
"So, what did you and Musa have planned?" Stella asked Layla.
"Today we're going to that great beach on the western shore," she answered.
"The waves are s'posed to be rockin' there," Musa added.
"Careful," Bloom said as she watched her rabbit, Kiko, beginning to fall.
Luckily, Lockette was able to catch him, but sadly she couldn't catch Bloom's and Stella's bags too.
I gasped as I watched them begin to fall. Please don't hit me, I begged silently. Or my friends. Just fall.
"I got it!" Layla assured us, and being the natural acrobat she is, she leaped high into the air and caught all of the bags. Sadly, just after she'd caught them, Lockette couldn't hang onto Kiko anymore so he fell, landed on Layla's face, resulting in her falling over and all of their suitcases landed on the ground, busting open.
"Do you know how long it took me to divide up my clothes between Mom and Dad bags?" Stella demanded, standing over Layla since she was still on the ground. But she didn't get an answer for her pixie, Amore, interrupted.
"Look up there!" Said she.
We all did. A burst of light filled the sky. "It's a sun gram," Stella explained, "from Solaria!"
"That's so cool!" Flora complimented.
"It most certainly is," I agreed, looking up in awe.
Out of the burst of light appeared a woman dressed in a yellow and blue outfit and she carried an official horn of some sort.
"Wanda's the official palace messenger. I wonder what she wants," Stella added.
Wanda suddenly made a scroll appear and it floated in mid air. "The royal court of Solaria is pleased to announce its official Princess' ball." She played her horn for a few seconds and the scroll turned into a hologram of Stella.
"A Princess' ball for me? I thought for sure they wouldn't have it."
"This is so exciting," Amore agreed.
"I don't mean to sound dumb, but what's a Princess' ball exactly?" Bloom asked.
"It's like a coming out party for royalty. You hold a Princess' ball when a princess is ready to officially enter royal society," Layla explained.
"Believe it or not, that's when they'd announce who your husband would be back when they still had arranged marriages," Musa added.
"Some kingdoms still do."
"Oh yuck. Can you imagine?" Stella asked.
A hologram of Stella's father, King Radius, appeared. "You're going to love your party honey," he said, "and I have a surprise announcement that I'm going to make that I'm sure will make you very happy."
"Okay, everyone's coming to Solaria," Stella announced, deciding for us.
"But my parents," Bloom interrupted.
"Your parents have to let you go," Stella told her, coming to her, "a Princess' ball happens only once in a lifetime and I have to share it with all of you."
"Don't worry I'll be there," Bloom promised.
And, it was decided. I was so excited. To get to go to the big Princess' ball of one of my best friends sounded like it was going to be an awesome time.
Later that day, I began to start helping Stella invite guests to her big party. I was showing her how one of my new gadgets that I'd recently gotten for my computer worked.
"You just load it into the magi port and it invites everyone from your Facebook," I explained. Using my magic, I made it appear and hooked it up to my laptop.
"Remember," she told me, "we want to keep the guest list under a thousand."
"Here's Timmy," Digit said, as it showed a holographic picture of Timmy, showing that he'd been invited.
"And there's Sky," Lockette added.
Walking with a pile of folded clothes, Musa approached Stella who was on the floor. "It's great your pops is throwing a Princess' ball for you, Stella. Not a lot of dads know how to do that stuff. You know?"
"Including mine. My mom's the party planner," Stella told her.
"Maybe she's in on it," Bloom suggested, joining the conversation. "Seperatus," she said, and the clothes went into the proper areas: One, Stella's suitcase; the other, the palm of Bloom's hand.
"I bet you're right. The invitation didn't say from King Radius. It said it was from the royal court. And the royal court is them together: Mom and Dad." She stood up, while saying, "I bet you they're getting back together! I bet that's what the surprise announcement's going to be. I'm so excited," and she squeezed Bloom.
"My 'rents are going to be my 'rents again. Can you believe it? And I'm having a Princess' ball. Combinus! No more separate bags for you guys! I'm going to go rent a limo and go buy a dress and I want you all to come."
I thought it was cute as Stella was getting excited. Though, the chances that her parents were getting back together were against her belief, I didn't tell her, for it'd spoil the moment.
"Layla and I are going to the beach," Musa said.
"I'm game," Bloom told her.
After this, we all went to town together in Magix before we decided to split up. It seemed no matter what the topic was on the ride there, Stella always managed to change it to the subject of her Princess' ball. It didn't bother us though since, well, she's Stella and that's just how she is when she gets excited. There was no way around it.
"Here are the latest R.S.," I announced, "Riven's coming. Helia."
"Oh goody!" Flora said. Flora is just so adorable, it's amazing. How can one person stay so happy all the time? Well, she wasn't always happy, but it was definitely a majority was spent like this, but that was what made her Flora. And it was my obsession with technology that made me Tecna.
"Brandon," I continued.
"Why, daw-ling, of course!" Stella pointed out, raising her arms up in the air.
"Timmy and Mirta," I concluded.
"Did Sky R.S.V.P?" Bloom asked me.
"No reply yet," I said, shrugging.
"If he gets back to Eraklyon before he gets the invite, his parents will never let him go," she said, disappointed.
A few minutes later, Stella told us how this would work. "Okay girls. First stop is pizza. Like I always say: Gotta fuel up if you're gonna shop right."
We walked down the street and pulled up at this small pizza shop. We walked inside and I inhaled deeply at the pleasant aroma. Stella ordered for us and we talked as we waited for the employee to make it for us.
"They have the best pizza here," Bloom said.
"I know, and I'm starving," Musa agreed.
"And here you go," the man at the counter said, handing it to her in the box.
But before Stella could grab it, it was pulled away by some other girl. "Thank you!" She said, upsetting Stella.
"Excuse me, but that's our pie!" Stella told her.
"Not." The girl said. Then I could get a good look at her. She had grayish blue eyes, hair the color of Musa's, she wore dark pink lipstick, had a mole just under her right eye, and dressed in a gothic violet dress.
"I'm afraid it'll be ten minutes 'til the next one's out." The guy at the counter said.
"She won't mind waiting," the pizza thief commented, angering me. What right did she have to take food that somebody had waited for? None, that's what. And if she kept this up, it'd only be a matter of time before I spelled this girl into next week.
"Hey! I ordered that pizza." Stella told her.
"Possession is nine tenths of the law," the girl shot back, not caring about a word my friend said.
"Then I'm repossessing it!" Stella shouted, and began to grab the pizza.
"Get off!" The girl said.
"You get off!"
That's right! Tell her Stella. That girl was getting on my last nerve today. I could just imagine how frustrated my friend was herself.
They tugged and tugged until they both fell on the ground and the pizza broke open, spilling onto their clothes.
"My Dolce and Goblina!" Stella said.
"My Spella McCartney!" The blue haired girl was saying, looking down at her ruined dress. She stood. "Vanishus!" She said, and the stain disappeared.
"Stainus Removus." Stella stood also and cleaned her dress as well.
"What are you, Alfea fairies?" The blue haired girl demanded, getting in Stella's face.
"Yeah and what are you?"
"Betas," she replied simply, and there stood behind her two girls orange and pink hair that dressed in outfits similar to the first girl's.
"Tick, tock, tick, tock. Beta's rule, Beta's rock," they chanted, doing some sort of movement.
"Where's Beta? In the realm of cutesy?" Stella joked.
"At least we're not, from the realm of dork." The first girl said. It then became clear she did all of the talking.
"Snap, snap, snap," the backup girls said, snapping in rhythm. At this point I was ready to clock them with their annoying rhymes and such.
"Hey, you guys, why can't we all just try to get along?" Bloom suggested. She didn't want any trouble to start, clearly.
"Chimera's having a Princess' ball," the backup girl with pink hair said, throwing a hand up into the air.
"Cool, so is Stella."
"We're shopping for dresses," said the other backup girl, with orange hair.
"So are we," Flora told them. "So we have a lot in common. It's so nice to meet fairies from another Magix school."
"Woah. What are you made of? Gumdrops and sugarplum pie?" The girl I guessed was Chimera asked, getting into Flora's face.
"Hey! Don't diss my girl Flora!" Stella told her.
"Yeah, or else what?" At this I could tell it was a matter of seconds before Stella attacked this girl, and I had no problem with it. I'd had it with these Beta girls. Who did they think they were?
"Let's go find that dress now Stel," Bloom said, dragging her. "Nice to meet you Beta girls!"
"Good luck shopping," Stella said, turning around. "Oh, and that preteen meets Goth look is very appealing on you. I suggest you stick with it. Ah!" She gasped, as Bloom continued to pull her.
"Snap!" I said, snapping, completely mocking the Betas. I wanted to teach those stupid Beta girls a taste of their own medicine.
"Tecna!" Bloom scolded. Obviously she didn't find my joke funny.
"What?" I asked innocently, shrugging. "Nice one Tec," Stella complimented.
"Thanks," I said, smiling.
Later, I went with Flora to check out the second floor of the dress shop Bloom and Stella had went to so Stella could find that perfect dress to her Princess' ball.
I decided that since I was becoming a senior at Alfea, I should buy a new dress for this party. Flora helped me pick out a simple little thing that I thought the girls-and hopefully Timmy-would like.
And later we all met up with Musa and Layla at the beach. Sky managed to make it, and Stella showed us the dress she'd picked for her Princess' ball. But, suddenly, Layla was called back to Tides, so she went into the ocean. I was worried.
Let's hope this isn't anything to serious, I thought. But, oh how wrong I was. Oh, how very wrong I was.
Yah, for those who noticed, I did revise the typos a little.