ROTG-Frozen Wonder

9

  When I awoke, I wasn't in my room, or even in my house. I was laying on a red couch, my eyes barely open when I felt eyes on me. Upon fully opening my eyes I saw a bunch of little, honestly creepy looking, elves staring at me.

"..."

"..."

Then I screamed, causing people to run into the room. I look up seeing Jack and the others before I give an embarrassed chuckle, rubbing the back of my neck.

"Sorry, just got freaked."

North laughs, a hand on his belly as Jack laughs as well.

"I would be too if I were you."

Seeing his smile sent shivers down my spine and I couldn't help but return it. Tooth smiled at the two of us knowingly and nudged North and Bunny's arms, making them smile as well. Jack helped me off the couch and all of us headed towards North's globe, where lights were going out alarmingly fast.

"Look how fast they're going out."

I furrowed my eyebrows in confusion.

"What's going on?"

Tooth floated in front of me.

"Each of these lights represents a child that believes, and it's our job to protect them all."

I nodded.

"So with what Pitch is doing, it's making the lights go out?"

She nodded, sadness in her eyes.

Jack stood next to me, his arm brushing against my own.

"It's fear. He's tipped the balance."

Jack drifts up closer the globe. He looks at the lights going out, then back to the Guardians.

Tension fill the room, but it's short lived as Bunny speaks out.

"Hey, buck up ya sad-sacks. Come on! We can still turn this around! Easter is tomorrow and I need your help. I say we pull out all the stops and we get those little lights flickering again!

~

A massive wooden door swings open as North leads us through the doorway, into an elevator, and through his factory.

"Bunny is right. As much as it pains me to say old friend, this time Easter is more important than Christmas!"

Bunny's face turned to one of joy.

"Hey! Did everyone hear that?!"

"We must hurry to the Warren. Everyone, to the sleigh!"

"Ohh no, mate. My warren, my rules. Buckle up."

Bunny directs the groups attention to the ground as he taps his foot and a rabbit hole opens up under our feet.

"Shostakovich!"