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Rosalind's sinister plan appears to be a major issue in Fate: Winx Saga, which may cause problems in the upcoming season. The series' plotting has been lacking, with the show focusing on teen romance and drama rather than fantasy. This season, including make-out sessions and a sex scene, lacks depth and tension, with Aisha and Grey's interactions being largely orchestrated. However, there is still time for improvement, and viewers will have to wait to see what the rest of the show has in store. In Fate: The Winx Saga Season 2, Terra is alone in the woods picking mushrooms. She notices something amiss and conjures her vines, which suddenly sprout flowers. Flora, Flora's friend, returns to the academy with her friend, Rosalind, and learns significant changes are happening. The gang is curious about Rosalind's mysterious appearance, as he only speaks "Rosalind." Flora's arrival causes tension and friction with Terra, as she acts bossy and in-the-know, partly due to her tutoring over the summer. Rosalind is upset about Silva's escape from Andreas' grip and chokes him out in her office. The duels continue as planned, with choreographed punches and kicks. Bloom discovers an occult book with spells and a strange creature attacking the students. She returns the book, but Rosalind suspects her actions and accuses Bloom of burning bridges between them. She challenges Bloom, stating she wouldn't want that. Andreas visits Sebastian and questions him about Silva, who is kept close. After knocking Sebastian through a cabinet, Andreas checks the storage room, which has a magical spell, and leaves. Bloom sends a picture of the creature to others, trying to understand its symbols and text. Bloom and Sky team up to find Silva, but they encounter wild horses and Stella struggles with a strange gem on her back. Beatrix snoops around, turning her attention to Sky instead. Riven catches her rooting through Sky's gear, and she points out that Silva is leaving and wants to know the truth. Bloom arrives at Sky's old house, but he is not enthused about going inside. He eventually joins his girlfriend, Andreas, and they hide under the floorboards with the book. Flora wakes up Devin using Terra's adrenalin serum, but he becomes enraged and uncontrollable, knocking Musa down and freeing himself from Terra's vines. Andreas catches wind of Devin's escape and decides to burn the house down. Bloom holds Sky and creates a makeshift forcefield around them. Back in the academy, Rosalind tries to calm Devin down, but he collapses on the floor. Terra takes the blame for injecting him with the serum, covering for Flora. Rosalind clears everyone out of the office. The group realizes that the page from the spell book is referencing a summoning spell, an ancient magic that isn't elemental by nature. At first glance, it seems that Rosalind is using these spells to attack fairies. Aisha recognizes one of the symbols and uses her powers of deduction to believe she is using them to steal magic from fairies to make herself stronger. Rosalind killed Devin to ensure the secret remained buried, but there are bigger problems afoot.