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Trixie puffed her cheeks out when one of the girls challenged as to why Jack would ever want to study with her. This competivie feeling was new and exciting to Trixie, but it was far from wanted. The young girl was glad when her new brother got up and spoke in her defense. It brought a warm smile to her face. Family first. It was such a nice and honorable rule. Like some kind kind boyish wisdom Noah would impart onto the little witch. when her brother took her aside walked away from the group of girls, he thanked her. Trixied smiled and thanked the boy back. He was really the one saving her. Trixie then held out her list for Jack to see. It all kinds of names that were crossed out, some with question marks at the end of them and two that were circled. Beowulf and Sun Wukong the Monkey King. "Could you help me pick one, please?"

Trixie looked over the list of names. So many names, so she had heard from legends, some she knew, and other she had no idea about. The little witch's finger trailed over the Four Asian Guardians in intrigue. "Who are they?" Trixie asked, looking to her brother for an answer on the matter. She especially chose this one since Jack didn't want anything to do with Anubis, Pan, or Imhotep. the witch shared his sympathies after being told about the vampire's past.

Trixie cocked her head to side as she wondered what exactly it was Jack was talking about. So far, it sound like it was all just a bunch of symbolism for cities in different countries that centered around one main point in Asia. Though, it wasn't unlike the young witch to knock the idea, nevertheless, she found the idea to be a little boring. "No thank you. I'm not sure how well we would do on that subject. What else?" She asked letter her finger scroll through the list. She told her brother that she didn't want to do anyone too well known like Merlin or Morgan le Fay because they would probably be just too easy.

Trixie mulled the idea over for a bit as she looked over he brother's shoulder. It was strange how she had never heard of this Reed wizard. She like she should have at least once her in life. "Sure. Let's do Reed. I'm not familiar with him, so it would be a good opportunity to learn about him." The witch smiled as she felt herself grow closer to Jack. It was a given since they were now going to living together as new brother and sister under the same roof.

Trixie's eyes widen when Jack mentioned his aunt. From what the little witch had heard there was so much talk about this woman. she must have been an amazing person. Especially since she was paying for everything regarding Trixie and Noah. She was grateful to the woman and so wished to meet the woman. When Jack returned from telling the teacher about their decision, Trixie looked at him with beaming and blinking eyes and asked, "Can we please meet your aunt after school today?" The little was so very excited to to meet the woman who was supporting her and her brother. It felt only natural to pay her respects.

A cousin? Trixie now had a cousin. How exciting. The list of new and amazing benefits just kept on growing for the little witch. She was swelling with happiness as she began to wonder what her new cousins were like. It was funny how innocent and simple minded Trixie was about the whole affair. "So what do we do now?" Trixie asked Jack. She had never been to school, so she was curious about what was suppose to come next. While they waited, the little decided to tease her little brother a little. "You seem pretty popular with the other girls. Why might that be?"

Trixie sighed dreamily when Jack explained to her that the Vega family had been dubbed the "prince and princess of witches and wizards". It was a such a fantastical and perfect name. The little witch felt so out of place being around them, almost unworthy. It was like something out of a romantically bittersweet fairy tale to her. Truth be told, Trixie had already gone to dreamland where she imagined her and her brother as two medieval commoners being adopted into the family's grace. She could see it now. Both of them in dirty and ragged clothing like orphans, just living on the streets, when by chance, the Vega family takes them in and cares for them. The family would teach them how live properly and orderly. When Trixie finished daydreaming, she clasped her hands against her cheeks and practically squealed in delight. "Noah and I don't deserve such amazing treatment. The name is so fitting for a graced family. Noah and I were just street urchins when you came along."

The second Jack took the little witch's hand, Trixie's cheek grew a rosy color as she became embarrassed. That was first time a boy had ever held her hand that wasn't in a parental manner like Noah. Jack then went on explaining how Trixie was more than what she felt. She wasn't some little beggar, and she was a with people who cared for her and her brother now. Plus, the one who really took her and Noah in were their aunt. But it still felt like Jack's parents were their care takers. Either way, the notion made Trixie smile gratefully and nod her head. "You're right." She replied. "But my brother and I forever in your family's debt as well."