Autumn POV

I sat between Helia and Julien on the way back to Magix. We had went to our uncle Saladin's mansion over the summer and now we're tired and exhausted, but it was worth it. We basically spent all of our time either playing basketball or swimming in the pool, and I honestly don't think I've ever had that much fun in my life. A bang interrupted my thoughts as the train lurched to a stop. I frowned and looked around, confused, right as a voice came over the loudspeaker.

"I'm sorry, but I'm afraid we're experiencing some technical difficulties. We will be back on the move in a few minutes."

"Julien, I think something's wrong."

"Uh, it's a bit obvious," He smirked

"No I mean I don't think it's just 'technical difficulties', I think something is messing with the train, there's a lot of negative energy around."

Julien frowned, I assume trying to sense what I was sensing. His eyes widened a bit suddenly. "Yeah, I can feel it."

The train screeched and started slowly moving, and everyone gave a sigh of relief. It happened so fast that I almost didn't notice the train flipping off the tracks. Suddenly I couldn't see Julien and Helia any more, but pain shot through my head and ankle. I heard Helia scream, and the train stopped suddenly. Total silence. I didn't know what was happening, if this was a dream, but all I could feel was pain. Then suddenly all I saw was darkness.

Flora POV

We had been waiting for Helia, Autumn, and Julien to get back for hours. I was starting to get worried as I chewed on my thumbnail. Suddenly a voice, Miss Faragonda's voice, echoed through the room.

"Alfea fairies, there has been a horrible train accident outside of the magical barrier. Winx, please report to this barrier as soon as possible, thank you." We all shared a knowing look and ran out of there as fast as possible.

Out of breath, we reached the barrier and immediately wanted to turn back. It was horrible. Immediately Musa and I ran into the part of the train that was still in front of us and searched through the dead bodies, trying not to throw up or scream. Finally we came to the back of the train and saw two familiar faces. Still breathing. Julien and Helia. We pulled them up and helped them out, then went back in, both holding our breath. We came across and overturned seat and slowly approached it, picking it up and setting it aside. We saw Autumn, and she was awake and breathing, but her ankle was twisted the wrong way and blood poured out the side of her head.

"A... Autumn?" Musa gasped.

"Hey guys," she smiled, "Are Julien and Helia alright?"

"Yeah, they're just unconscious, but breathing." Musa said. "Come on, let's get you back to Alfea and figure out what caused this."