"Teggy? Teggy, please, open up!"
"Now now Musa, there's no need to make quite so much noise." Musa looked up to see Faragonda and Griselda approaching. "What are you doing here anyway."
"We came to find Tegryn. We're worried about him."
"So are we. He didn't attend any of his classes this morning. We came down here to see make sure he's well."
"I'm not too sure, he's not answering his door."
Faragonda tried the handle - but the door was locked. "Not to worry," she said waving her hand. A couple of seconds later, the lock clicked and the door opened slowly with a creak. The gang peered inside - the room was empty, and the window was wide open.
"He's not here, but why would the window be open?" queried Bloom.
Faragonda walked over to the window and closed it. "I do hope he hasn't done what I think he's done."
"And what's that?"
"A few days ago when we forbade him from using his dark magic, he mentioned that he wanted to use his telekinesis magic to enable him to fly. If he's doing that, then I fear for him."
"Why, because he's had no practice flying?"
"No, because the more he uses his dark magic, the more likely it is to corrupt him."
"But why would he do that when we expressly forbade him from doing so?" asked Griselda.
"He was very upset last night." Charlotte piped up.
"Oh. Didn't Flora's birthday party go well?" Griselda asked.
"Well, yes it did, but he didn't come with us."
"Why not?"
"You said he couldn't."
Griselda's eyebrows jumped at this. "I said he couldn't? You're very mistaken. I told him he could go last weekend."
"But last night when we were about to leave, you came along and stopped him. You said you'd changed your mind about letting him go with us."
"That's quite impossible, my dear child," said Faragonda. "Ms Griselda, myself and the rest of the school staff were in a meeting for the best part of last night."
"But we all saw her..." started Musa.
"Yes, just like Teggy and Charlotte 'saw' you and Riven kissing." Tecna interrupted. "There's only one logical explanation - someone has been impersonating both Griselda and Musa - and no prizes for guessing who!"
"But what about Riven?"
"Judging by the way we saw him act earlier, along with the fact that he has no memory of these events, I'd say he was hypnotised into doing all that."
"Why?"
"It's probably all to get at Tegryn!"
"They're trying to get Tegryn? That means he's in danger! We have to find him, quick!" said Musa desperately.
"Easier said than done. He's probably long gone - he could be anywhere by now..."