The Snow Queen: The Snow Queen - Book 1 (Frozen)

Chapter 12 - Accidental Incident

I looked behind me to find Anna on the ground, clenching her stomach. I gasped as Olaf and a man came running towards her, worry written all over their faces. I frowned.

The man had blonde hair and was pretty tall. He looked around my age and wore a dark tunic with a fur-lined burgundy collar, a burgundy sash around his waist. He wore brown mittens, dark trousers, a dark hat matching his outfit and fur-lined boots.

He knelt down beside Anna and helped her to her feet. "Are you okay?" he asked and Anna shook him off. "Yes, I'm fine," she said and looked up at me.

"Who's this?" I asked but shook my head. "Never mind. You have to go," I told her and the blonde man touched her elbow. "Anna, we should go."

She shook him off again. "No I know we can figure this out, together!" I heard the hurt in her voice like I always did and glanced at her. By her expression, I had hurt and fear written all over my face.

"How? What power do you have to stop this winter? To stop me?" The blonde man looked around and touched her shoulder. "Anna, we should really go," but she shook him off again. "No! I'm not leaving without you Elsa!"

A tear slid down my cheek as I started backing up. "Yes, you are," and with a motion of my hands, a very large snowman started to emerge from the ground and almost hit the ice crystal that hung from the ceiling.

He grabbed Anna and the blonde guy in one hand and Olaf in the other. I stood by and watched as it went down the stairs and I quickly ran to the balcony to see what would happen.

I felt terrible for kicking them out. But I had to. To protect them.

I looked down from the balcony and saw Anna throw a snowball at the snowman and all it did was enrage it.

I gasped as Anna and the guy ran away from it, the snowman chasing after them. I made it just to kick them out. So it wouldn't hurt them. I was sure.

I walked away as they ran and I closed the doors and slid down it. I landed on the cold ice floor and leaned my head against it.

I did the exact same thing after finding out about my parents. I closed my eyes and took a very deep breath. And when I opened them again I noticed that the colour of the ice was different. It was darker.

I slowly rose to my feet and went to the middle of the room. I looked around and noticed it had gone a darker looking blue. It was turning a pinkish colour and I gasped.

I remembered when I had hit Anna, my parents and I had brought her to trolls which had ended up her forgetting I had powers. He had told me my powers had great danger in them and that fear would be my enemy.

While telling me that he had also showed me an image of me older, like I am now and I had been creating the things I had now created.

Though once he told me there was danger in them, they had turned a purplish-pink colour.

I looked around me and saw the walls start going that exact same colour. "No," I whispered and started backing up into the door, which also had started going that colour.

I gasped and jumped away from it, going back into the middle.

I started walking around in a circle and rubbed my hands together. "Don't feel," I told myself. Using my father's strategy I had used most my life.

"Conceal, don't feel," I told myself over and over again. "Conceal, conceal." I put my hands up to my head and ran it through my hair.

"Don't feel, don't feel!" I stopped in the middle and screamed. "DON'T FEEL!!"

I suddenly heard a cracking sound and looked up to see all the walls purple and pink, along with the ice crystal above my head.

My heart started pounding in my ears and I sank to the floor. All the things the troll had said were coming true.

I had realised my powers and now I was paying the price for giving in. I put my head in my hands and cried. It was my fault for my parents death, I felt it in my bones.

It was also my fault for everything else. Making an eternal winter on Arendelle. The people from my dream were right. I was a witch.

The duke was right as well.

I was a monster.

I am a monster. And I always will be.