The fourth wall (Ipliers xreader)

Ch. 4 fine lady

"And so the girl walked back into the woods, which were covered in a white blanket of snow. The girl didn't look up, but rubbed her arms. Even the thick, warm clothes the king gave her, didn't keep her fully warm." "Where am I going now?" "The girl asked herself"

"No seriously, Author! Where are you sending me?" Didn't King Ice tell you something about six other kings? 

'Right...seven kings...' "The girl thought to herself, looking down at the ground. The girl closed her eyes for a moment," "hey! Now I can't see!! I could bump into something!!" Thrust me, I won't hurt you....maybe the characters will. "But you're making this all up, so in the end, you are hurting me" whatever...

"The girl suddenly felt warm. Not hot, just warm. She opened her eyes, and was back in the beautiful part of the forest, where the flowers were almost fully opened, the rabbits were eating from the grass, like the deers. She decided to take off the blue coat, that was now way too warm. The trees and the whole forest was green, beautiful, breathtaking and bright. The girl turned around, and saw the winter-forest behind her. It was like there was almost a line between the winter and summer. But maybe there was. Maybe that was exactly what it was. But maybe not."

"Holy shit, you're vague, Author" shut up you, and prepare. "For what?!"  For a strange, but super handsome man. "King Ice was kind of handsome too" I know...this man won't be so different on the outside. He has like ...another color... "Skin?" No, just another color. Remember king Ice being all about blue? "Ohh...this must be summer....so this strange man will be...red? Or orange maybe? Flaming colors? Or green! The color of nature?" Just wait, impatient (Y/N)

"The girl turned around again, and started to walk. The girl wanted to look for the exit of the forest, but it was nowhere to be seen. She walked on for god knows how long. The only thing she knew is that she was walking longer than when she entered the forest. (Y/N) was starting to feel tired. She felt her whole legs starting to give up. She decided to sit down for a moment. And it was at that moment she realized that the sky wasn't bright blue anymore. The sky was turning red, orange and pink.  The sun was setting. The girl remembered king Ice telling her that the forest could be very dangerous at night."

"(Y/N) started to feel nervous as she saw the forest turn darker and darker by the minute." "Pfft!  I ain't nervous! The forest can't be THAT dangerous!!" Yeah, you say that now, big girl. Just wait...I'll make it so scary, you wish that you never started this story. "Well I didn't really have a choice" true...

"The sky was now barely lit up anymore. The moon and the stars were the only lights the girl had. The air wasn't cold at night, though the girl hugged her legs as she sat under a huge tree. She didn't really dare to look around into the dark forest. She looked down at her feet, just staring blankly. No thoughts, no words, no actions."

"Do I just stay here and wait for my death? Can't I climb a tree?" No, that's not part of the story!"But you can change the story a little, right? Would the story change that much if I climb a tree?" *sigh*....okay, climbs that tree....jeez....,stubborn little girl "I'm not THAT little!!!" Just climb into the tree already!

"The girl sat in the tree, feeling safer than on the ground in the darkness. She looked at the ground, scanning it for any life, anything at all, but with no results. Suddenly, in the distance, a small light appeared. Just a small little dot of light between the trees, slowly coming closer to the girl. She watched the light getting bigger and it took her a few seconds to realize it was a person on a carriage, dragged over the road by two horses. (Y/N) couldn't really see what color the horses were, but she knew for sure they weren't black, brown, white or grey. (Y/N) vaguely saw the person on the carriage and tried to see his face in the dark. But even the dim light couldn't really show her enough. Hesitating, she climbed back down to the ground, out of the tree."