Vidia couldn't believe it was really happening.

"This must be a nightmare! A horrible nightmare! It can't be real!" She thought, but with each breath she took, the more real it became. Every time she brushed against the cold stone, the illusion cracked more and more until it shattered. Then fear strangled her heart as panic began to wash over her. Breathing become almost impossible and any rational thought left her. Only one thing was clear.

She had to get out.

The fast flier began to look frantically around, seeing nothing but darkness.
"There must be a way out!" she shouted and began to fly in a random direction, only to hit stone. Vidia tried again and again, but a tomb of stone surrounded her. There was no way she could break out of it.
The only reward of her struggles were bruises and cuts, but Vidia ignored them and kept going, repeating the useless action over and over again.

Meanwhile on the Mainland

Tinkerbell and her friends were sitting on a branch, chatting.
"Hey girls, you know what I am looking forward to when we get back?" Rosetta asked. The four of them looked at her curiously.

"Looking for a new dress for the Summer festival?" Silvermist tried to guess. The garden fairy shook her head.

"Nope, I can't wait to see Vidia trying to catch the sprinting thistles!" She exclaimed with a smile.

"You are right, that's going to be a hilarious sight." Iridessa exclaimed as the five of them began to laugh. Then Fawn playfully put her hands on her hips and stuck out her chest.
"Look at me, mine is a rare talent," she said trying to imitate the fast flier's voice. The group laughed harder.

The fast flier slammed one more time on the rock's surface before she sat on the ground, exhausted, and brought her knees to her chest. She tightly gripped her hair and her whole body trembled in fear as she realized she wasn't going to get out anytime soon. But Vidia couldn't accept that. She jumped to her feet and let out a loud shout as she charged blindly once again, only to hit her head and pass out.

Six hours later

The fairy woke up with a killer headache. She put her hand on her forehand, not really remembering what happened. Then Vidia slowly got up.
"Oh right, I have to hunt the thistles," she said and started to walk, only to bump into the rock surface. Only then did she remember what had happened and started to shout for help.
No one could hear her.

"What's the Summer festival?" Tinkerbell asked, her eyes sparkling with curiosity.

"Is a holiday of warm fairies like us, that is held a week prior to the start of the season. It lasts for three days. On each day there is a special event," Rosetta explained with a smile.

"Really? What kind of events will they be?" she questioned, getting excited.

"The first day we wear costumes and throw mud at each other for fun!" Fawn said with a grin as the garden fairy shuddered at the mere mention of mud.

"The next day is a outdoor dance party, and on the last day there is an evening banquette held at the Queen's palace," Silvermist finished explaining. Then Iridessa added in a warning tone,

"You really don't want to miss that, The Queen gets really upset if any of us doesn't show up," This statement confused the tinker.

"Why would I want to miss a banquette at the palace?" She asked. This made all four of them roll their eyes.

"Ask that of Vidia. She hasn't shown up for five years straight," Iridessa exclaimed, a little annoyed. "Last year the Queen got really depressed when she noticed that arrogant prick missing."

"You know, even when she came, I never saw her eat anything. She only sat at the table, played with her food and made rude comments. She didn't even bother to wear a dress!" Rosetta added, a little pissed. This made Tinkerbell very angry, how could Vidia upset Queen Clarion on suppose and be so mean to everybody else, who just wanted to enjoy the feast?

"I hope the Thistles are giving her a hard time!" said Tink.

A Day after

Vidia stayed curled up in a ball as tight as she could, shaking both from fear and cold.
The cave seemed to get colder with every second that passed. At the same pace, Vidia became weaker.

The fast flier was already exhausted before entering the cave and she hadn't had a decent meal or sleep in weeks. She had used most of her energy to hunt the thistles and against the rock walls, so now she didn't have much left, if any.

"It's o-okay" she stuttered, trying to reassure herself. "j-just f-few hours and t-they will find me, t-they must h-have n-n-noticed I-I am m-missing, t-they w-will get m-me o-out s-somehow," she kept chanting, trying to keep herself awake.

"Why should we, Miss Vidia?" a voice asked. Vidia raised her head and looked around trying to squint someone in the darkness.

"w-who is there?" she asked. No voice answered her, but the ground beneath her started to collapse! The fairy didn't have time to react. In a matter of seconds she found herself falling.
Instantly Vidia began to flap her wings, but without any pixie dust left the task was difficult. Out of instinct she conjured a wind around herself to erase the task. It worked, but it didn't last.
Vidia landed on badly on her right foot, twisting her ankle and knee in one shot.

*CRACK*

A blood chilling scream echoed off the rock walls.

AN: ouch...that must have hurt, okay this is the first chapter, there are some clues about future events can you guess? okay I will give you an hint, read carefully Rosetta's last quote and keep it in mind.

However at the start Vidia was stuck in a space a little larger then the jar she got trapped in the Great fairy Rescue movie.

I would like really appreciate it if someone Beta reads this.

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