The Last Queen-Book 1-The Unknown Portal
Chapter 2-Catching Up With Luna
Previous ChapterI was now at the front doors once again. Now, where did I stay last time? As I tried to recall the memory, I heard my name being called from behind.
"Glitz?" It was Luna. Oh boy.
"Glitz! Wow, never thought I'd see you again," Vice Principal Luna said.
I turned around and started to rock back and forth on my feet. "Hi, Luna."
Everyone was already outside and starting to go home. Well, everyone except me, Luna, and a group of seven girls who were walking towards the music room. I turned my head to get a better look at them. Luna saw me and turned her head also.
"Have you met them yet?" she asked me.
"No. Actually, I don't know anyone here except you and your sister. Things can change a lot in ten years." I looked at the ground. I didn't really know what to say. Finally, Luna spoke up.
"Well, if your having trouble finding a place to stay, you could ask those girls. The pink one with the crazy hair will probably throw a sleepover. It could be better than sleeping on desks in a classroom."
Now I remembered where I had stayed last time. It was in one of the classrooms, a math one I think. I had shoved the desks together to make a bed. Then I got a blanket I found in one of the teachers desk. I'm still surprised that it was even there. When it was morning, I would push all the desks back to where they originally were. I had to do that for six nights.
I looked back at the music room. I could here a band playing some rock songs. I looked up at Luna. "Yeah, I think it'll be much better than that."
"I thought so," she replied. "So, how have you been?"
"Fine," I answered. " I got to go back to a lot of places these past ten years. I've learned even more about my necklace. Now I can perform spells in minutes that would have taken me hours before. Even though I can do all that, my magic is still very weak."
"Well, that shouldn't have been to surprising, considering what you could do last time." I could tell she wasn't very happy at revisiting that memory.
"Um, so, how have you been?" I asked Luna.
"Fine, also. Not much has changed around here. I mean, there are different students, of course, but besides that, nothing else really. Oh, wait, there is actually one thing. Do you remember Crystal Prep?"
How could I not? After I first went to Crystal Prep, I had hoped it would be my last. I almost got kicked out because I couldn't meet the dress code standard. That was, unfortunately, the first place I went to when I first came to this world , as far as I can remember. Very quietly I answered yes.
"Well, we are kind of like friends now."
My jaw dropped. HOW? I remembered that when I finally left that place and came here, some kid told me that they were extremely bad enemies. I had asked Celestia about this afterwards, and she said it was true. And by the way she said it, I didn't think there was a chance that the two schools would ever calm down enough to have a simple conversation, much less be friends.
Luna must have saw how shocked I was. She scratched her head. " I know you're probably surprised about this."
"Surprised?!" I exclaimed. "I never even dreamed of you two having a discussion without someone shouting and causing a huge uproar. Celestia had practically said so herself."
"Yes, I know, but that's what changed. Did my sister tell you about the new student Twilight Sparkle?"
"Yeah, she mentioned something about that. She was one of the "magical girls", right?"
"Yes. She actually transferred from Crystal Prep. Did you use your magic to see that story already?"
I think this would be a good time to explain how I can use my magic to see certain things even though I'm not actually there. I have the ability to summon a type of time magic. When I have this magic, I say a spell that will make the magic show recent events that may be helpful to know later. But because I must rely on my necklace for all my magic currently, I can only see the main things that happen. Because I can only see the important parts, I can't see the any of the unimportant parts, even if I wanted to.
"Yes, I already have, but I don't know the details."
"You don't need to know any of the details, just What had happened after the battle. Do you remember that?"
"Yes," I replied.
She then dropped her head and sighed. "I still can't believe it's you. I mean, look at what you did last time."
Great, she's going to actually revisit that memory.
"You totally destroyed the place, but in a flash it was brand new. You sent rocks flying through the sky, but the next moment any damage, even a scratch, that the rocks had made were gone."
It's official, she revisited the memory.
She shook her head. "I may not understand your magic, but I do ask one thing, do you?"
For awhile we just stood there. I remembered that for decades and centuries I couldn't control my magic, much less understand it. But then that day came. The day that will soon have been 3,000 years ago. After what happened that day, I had set out to finally learn about my magic, but only ten years ago did I fully understand it. Finally, I said yes.
Instantly, Luna looked relieved. "Well, I don't think I should be wasting any more of your time." She turned around to leave.
"Wait!"
She turned around.
"I almost forgot to tell you. I found the portal."
Luna's eyes went went wide. "What?"
"I found the portal," I repeated. "The whole reason why I was here in the first place was to find that portal, and I finally have."
"That's wonderful!" she exclaimed. "This means you can control your powers, right?"
"Yes. I'm going to try to find out more about it tomorrow, but I only have-"
"-three days." Luna said. "Yes, I know. My sister told me. Good luck, then. Bye Glitz!"
"Bye."
As soon as she turned around I headed to the music room. The music had stopped. I took a very deep breath and pushed open the doors.
