The Power They Shared { Jack Frost x Elsa }

10 Years Later

~ 10 years later ~

Looking down at the kingdom below from her giant bedroom window, Elsa could see everything. The snow lightly feel over Arendelle like foam on top of ice cream. Elsa licked her lips at the thought. She saw the silly little boys throwing snowballs at each other. there was a man sitting near the gate with a beautiful young woman and he was singing to her while playing the guitar. And off in the corner if the market place was a boy with nobody but a reindeer. Elsa watched as he fed the reindeer a carrot, spit half of it out, and the boy ate the rest of it! Elsa cringed at the sight in disgust.

Suddenly, a huge snowball came down on one of the boys in the snowball fight near the castle wall. It was bigger than the rest of them they had made so someone else must be down there. Elsa leaned over closer to the window, and squinted her tiny little eyes. The pine trees were moving almost on there own. With a leap from the tree, a young man appears. Elsa screamed as he jumped from the tree and landed in mid air and shot ice from her hands covering the whole base of the window. Elsa could hear the servants running down the hall to her room, and it obviously caused a commotion outside because the boys and the flouting young man looked up to the castle. Her door is flown open as the king and queen rush in. She is still staring at the magical boy who is flying over the other boy's heads.

The king knelt beside Elsa on her right, and looked astonished at the ice she created. "What happened Elsa? Are you hurt?"

Elsa pointed to the strange young man. "Don't you see him?! He's flouting! Flouting in mid air above the other boys!" The king and queen followed her tiny finger and looked at her concerned.

"There is nobody there above the boys Elsa." The queen said in her soft voice. She stood up towering over her daughter as she closed the curtains.

"But he is right there!" At that, the flouting boy made eye contact at the final moment as her room became black from the darkness, and Elsa jumped into her father's arms. He picked her up and carried her to her queen size bed which was huge for her. The king tucked her in as the queen gave her a kiss on the forehead.

"I think some sleep will do some good Elsa, you're probably just tired."

Elsa kept her mouth shut from protesting as her parents left her room. Elsa rolled over in her bed so she was facing away from the window to forget about the strange boy, and slowly drifted off to sleep.

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Jack flew up the castle wall in the moon light under the stars to Princess Elsa's window. When he reached the top he took a couple deep breathes not that he needed them, he couldn't believe she saw him! He remembered her seeing him when Elsa was a baby but this was different. Jack turned to the window and saw it was covered with curtains. Jack tried to pick the latch with his staff and it clicked open. Slowly, Jack crept through the window and felt the carpet on his frozen feet.

Jack turned around to close the window when a snowball hit the back of his head. Startled, Jack jumped into the shadows behind the curtain. Peaking from behind, he saw in the moonlight the same little girl from this afternoon. She formed a snowball with nothing but some ice from her fingers as Jack stared in amazement.

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Elsa watched as the strange man come into her room very silently. She knew she should've screamed for someone, but she decided to handling this on her own by pelting him with snowballs. She through her arm back and launched it, sending her up an inch from the standing position she had on her bed. Elsa watched as the boy jumped into the shadows.

Elsa formed another snowball with her tiny hands. "Come out, I'm not afraid of you." She watched as the young man stepped from the shadow into the moonlight with his hands up. His hair seemed to be from the light, and almost seemed to glow bright. His dark sweater bled into the shadows as if they were one. But his eyes where what caught her to stare. They where soft with a bright blue that looked almost water like.