{Completed} There are many stories and myths about special people. One sends gifts to children who behaved all year, while another hides little decorated eggs everywhere for them to find. One collects teeth and gives them rewards, while another make...
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Frost rapidly spread everywhere as the staff touched the post office. A little boy hovered over the water fountain but stiffened as the water froze, his tongue now stuck.
Frost spread around the street as several people slipped and tumbled to the ground.
Jack laughed as he flew and dragged the staff on the wall as Frost spread to people's houses. Jack continued to laugh as more people exclaimed in shock when the snow spread around. Just looking at the shock on their faces made his night.
Jack flew above a cathedral spire and smirked, looking down at the people.
"Now that, that was fun," he smirked. He turned to his side, spotting the breeze coming closer. "Hey, wind!"
Clouds of snow were coming at the city and towards him. He grinned, "Take me home!" He whooped and screamed as the wind carried him high into the sky.
Jack went through his pockets, pulling out a small box wrapped in newspapers. "Yoltzin is going to love this one."
He laughed as he flew across the continent and back to his home as he knew Yoltzin had most likely traveled there, most likely finding the darkest cave to sleep in during the day.
"Snow day!" he shouted.
Finding his familiar home, he jumped and flew while freezing buildings and grounds. He flew back to the frozen pond and skated on it lightly before landing on the dirt.
The wind followed him shocking the people around as it started to freeze. One boy though, had a book in his hand and yelped at the cold and accidentally dropped it on the ground.
Jack turned to the boy and crouched to see what he was reading. He caught a glimpse of animals on the covers and grinned. "Huh, that looks interesting. Good book?" he asked but once again, no one heard.
"All right! Yeah"
"Woohoo! Snow day!" the boys tackled the other boy in excitement.
"You're welcome!" Jack bowed and followed after them.
The boy picked up his book and ran after his friends. "Hey guys, wait up! Are you guys coming to the egg hunt Sunday?"
"Yeah, free candy!"
"I hope we can find the eggs with all this snow!"
Jack's eyes softened and flew to the boy's house, landing on top of the fence as he watched.
"Whoa, it says here that they found Big Foot hair samples and DNA in Michigan! That's like, super close!" the boy read from his book.
"Here we go again," his friend sighed.
The boy placed his book on the porch and grabbed his sled. "You saw the video too, Claude. He's put there!"
"That's what you said about aliens," his other friend smirked.
