It Started with a Snowball (A Jelsa Fanfic)

Chapter 21 : Saviors

Kristoff:

I went out the dinning hall to gather the supplies necessary for our venture to find Anna.

I got some food, clothes and some rope. We might look for Anna in the mountains. Who knows?

I went to the courtyard and approached Olaf and Sven.

"Hey, buddy." I said to my best friend.

"Oh, hey Kristoff." Olaf acted as if he was Sven.

He made me laugh, but just a little.

"I heard about Anna." He said, frowning.

"Yeah. I think the whole kingdom already knows." I sigh, blaming myself why Anna wasn't here with us.

Jack was heading towards us as I turned around.

"You gonna bring Sven with us?" He asked.

"Yeah. Why not?" I replied.

Why wouldn't I bring my best friend?

"We won't be needing him. No offense, Sven. We're not going to the mountains. We're gonna go beyond it."

I was pissed that he wouldn't let me take Sven with us. What does he know anyway?

I cleared my throat and asked; "Do you know where to start looking?"

Jack:

"Do you know where to start looking?" Kristoff inquired.

"There's only one place I know of." I said holding my staff firmly.

"And where is that?"

"Back in Burgess."

"Can we do this alone, just the 2 of us?" He asked once again.

"No. That's why I'm sending a message." I swung my staff emitting strong blows of wind with some frost towards the North. "Point them to Burgess." I whispered and the wind made its way to the Pole.

"Hold on to me." I told Kristoff, reaching my hand for him.

"Uh- what are you doing?" He was sort of disgusted.

"We're flying to Burgess, now hold on to me." I offered.

"Is there no other way? Could we use a rope, maybe?" He suggested.

"Okay. Do whatever you think is best."

He tied a rope around my waist and around his as well.

"Good to go." Kristoff said.

"Okay then." I held on to my staff and called to my friend the wind. "Take us home to Burgess!" And off we go.

North:

I was alone in the globe room when I suddenly felt a chill.

"Something's not right." I muttered. "I feel it!"

"Where? In your belly, mate?" I turned around and saw Bunny.

"Bunny! You made it!" I spread my arms out to welcome him. "How are the eggs?"

"Fine. Adorable as always." He said proudly.

"Few more months before Easter, huh?" I asked.

"Yeah, mate. I'll be bringing hope to the- woaaah!"

Strong gusts of wind blew the windows open.

"Is this frost?" I asked Bunny, holding one of the 'icy things'.