A few minutes later, class was going normally. Galerider had taught everyone the chanting, but for some reason, whenever Dash says it, perfectly or not, her wings wouldn't sprout. She looked at her pendant. It was a glowing, red lightning bolt with a gold outline. I'm sure Twilight knows something about this. Dash thought. She raised her hand.
"Yes?" Galerider asked. She walked over to Dash.
"So, I tried to chant it, and it came out perfectly and my posture was on point, but for some reason it wouldn't work."
"Maybe your pendant made a mistake or something." Snowflake remarked next to her. Dash glared at her trying to say, That's not it!
"Snowflake! You should be doing your own work and not judge others' skill!" Galerider said.
"Hmph! Don't tell me what to do! And besides, I know I'm better than everyone in this excuse of a class." Snowflake replied harshly. Everyone stopped. The class stood there in silence.
"Snowflake. I've been keeping track of your detentions lately and I believe this is your 10th one, is it not?" Galerider asked. Snowflake crossed her arms and looked away.
"After this, you'll be sent to the dean. She'll deal with you." She said. Then she wrote something on her clipboard.
"Now, Rainbow Dash, for people like you, you have a special chant that won't work with other magic concentrations. I will give you the paper." She took a piece of paper and gave it to Dash. "I've been saving it in case someone like you ever came into this class." Galerider smiled. Dash took the paper.
"Thanks." She said. Galerider smiled again and left to help someone else.
Dash scanned the paper. This is complicated, She thought. I'll try to do it.
She wispered the words, and felt a strong force of energy coursing through her veins.
A second later, everyone was looking at her, shocked. Even the teacher and Snowflake were surprised.
Dash turned around and gasped.
Her wings had a pastel blue base color and had dark cyan tips. It was also glowing faintly. Dash felt her ears wiggle a little. Wait, what?
"She also has horse ears instead of normal ears! That's SO hilarious!" Snowflake laughed. Then she had a bubble engulfing her within a second. Everyone started panicking.
"Calm down, everyone,this is normal." Galerider said. Some went still, but others continued to panic.
"Rainbow, I know the magic power will be hard to control at first, but you'll have more responsibilities now." She continued. Dash stared at her.
"Did I just murder someone?" She asked. Galerider looked at the bubble and shook her head. "Oh, thank goodness." Dash relaxed.
MEANWHILE
Rarity walked into Magic after she stopped chasing Fluer-de-lis and went to Math class. She saw a bunch of kids who probably transferre-oh, wait, those were Snowflake's friends, Fluer and Starstone, who was rumored to be dating Timber Spruce. Or was it Flash Sentry? Starstone had so many boyfriends in her life that Rarity couldn't keep track of them anymore. So, she ignored them and sat next to Twilight, who was her classmate last year.
Twilight and Rarity exchanged hi's, then saw the teacher come in. Actually, it wasn't a teacher, it was the Vice, Celestia.(Just so you guys don't get confused, both Celestia and Luna are Vice Principals. The school just doesn't have a dean yet.)
Celestia started to talk about magic and its fundamentals. Then she put everyone into groups, in which Rarity was put into Twilight's, Sunset's, and Starlight's group.
They went on to do magic and stuff until class was over. During the class, though, she kept hearing from Fluer how Fancy Pants was running down the hallway. He told Fluer that he was chasing somebody because she didn't seem like her usual self. Rarity blushed a little, remembering Fancy knew her more than anyone else. She ignored Fluer again and continued working.
MEANWHILE(Again)
A girl with blonde hair walked down a forest behind a town. She was a student of Crystalling College, and she was taking a break to become more antisocial. She felt someone was stalking her.
"Come out, now! Ah'm actually stronger than ya think!" She yelled behind her. A boy with green hair came out of the bushes.
"Oh, it's just you, Spike." She said. She relaxed, knowing it's just her friend.
"I just came to see if you're okay. You ran so quickly out of town that I didn't find you until now." Spike exclaimed. The girl sighed.
"Blame me for being so antisocial. Ah know you're trying to help me open up, but ah don't think it's workin'. Sorry." She said.
"Hey." Spike came over and hugged the girl. "I'm the only person you talk to. I'll try my best to help you open up more."
"T-thanks Spike." The girl said, blushing.
"Now let's go back to town, okay?" Spike said, motioning for her to follow.
"Okay." She replied, walking towards the town.