Swords of Wisdom

Chapter 6

Swords of Wisdom

Six

Four Elements

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Days, weeks, Months and a year had past since the death of King Ronan and Queen Idan.

Everything has been going alright in Overland. Queen Jane had now spent most of her time running the Kingdom and looking after her new born baby.
Jack however, was now 10 years old, was training with his mentor Elijah and hanging out with his eight year old friend, Kristoff.
Jack learned how to control his powers; his staff, was a lot of help. It was like, his staff was the half of him. Without it, he could not send a blast of snow or anything; he could just do frost. So he had to take care of it, even if it means that he would have to take it around with him. He also learned how to fly. He had begun to remember what he had done when he fought those bandits. He called out to the wind, and the wind obeyed. He felt like he was lifted off the ground.

Ever since he learned how to fly, his idea of fun had gotten the best of him. He'd always dragged Kristoff around and they both used to play. Sometimes inside the castle too; he would make snow and all kinds of things that are related to fun.

After nine months, Jane had given birth. Jack was happy to have a new sister; she had her dad's red hair and green eyes. Jack always liked to carry her, but Jane let him hold her once at a time because she was afraid he might drop her. Jack loved her dearly, just like he did with Sally; but he knew that having a new sister wouldn't take over the hurt he felt when Sally was gone, he would do anything so he wouldn't loose another sister.

Jack rubbed his hands as he looked down at the sea. Jane received an invitation from DunBroch. She wanted Jack to come along as well because the DunBroch family were old friends of theirs.

"Jack?"

Jack looked behind him and saw Jane. She was holding Marian in her arms. Jack turned and looked directly at her.

"Are you hungry?" asked Jane. "We've been on the ship for hours, you know."

Jack shook his head. "I'm fine."
Jane nodded. She came and stood next to him.  "What was the invitation about?"

Jane looked at him. "It is their daughter's 5th birthday."

Jack nodded, "Oh."

Arendalle

"Anine, hurry up!" Edger was waiting with the horses while Elsa was calling for Anine. The five year old girl ran out and came down the six steps.

"I'm here!" She took Elsa's hand and they both walked to their dad.

Edger came over to Elsa to help her up. "No, I got it." Edger picked her up and put her on the horse without listening. He picked up Anine and sat her in front of him. They rod off to the temple; Elsa glanced back when they've left the gate.

They were getting near the temple. Anine was enjoying the ride with her dad while Elsa was trying to catch up with them.

"Elsa, when we get there I want you to stay with Anine while I get Philip, okay?" Edger glanced back at Elsa.

"Okay," nodded Elsa. "And could you slow down?" The horse did not slow down, it just kept going. "Dad?" called Elsa, sounding slightly irritated. Edger did not reply. Elsa growled and muttered, "Oh great, now I'm starting to think he has a hearing problem."

"I heard that!" Edger smiled down at Anine when she snickered.

Elsa rolled her eyes but still smiled. Good thing her dad's becoming his playful self again; he hadn't been like that for a while.