Rise of the Winter

Chapter 15

"I will be back. You can't dispel me forever. Fear is everyone's enemy. It is my embodiment, it is what I put into the world!" Pitch said.

All Elsa could focus on was the wind gushing past her ears as Pitch faded away, leaving away a slight dark aura in the room. At least Pitch wouldn't give them any more trouble, for a while anyway.

"Well, anyone up for a real fight?" Jack asked.

"Now isn't the time... Did you just say a real fight?" Bunny asked, incredolous.

"Yeah, snowball fights are so intense. You didn't mind last time, Kangaroo!" Jack exclaimed.

"It's on Frost Freak!" Bunny yelled while scooping up a handful of snow and forming a ball.

By the time Bunny had looked up to aim, Jack had formed an entire pyramid of snowballs and and launched one at everyone in the room. Jack laughed with glee as he launched half of his snowball pyramid at Bunny, covering him in a small pile of snow. Bunny tried to get up but kept slipping on the snow. Elsa wiped the snow out of her eyes before forming a massive snowball and threw it at Tooth, knocking her out of the air. It soon developed into utter chaos, the Guardians ganging up on the two winter spirits. The snowball fight, which Jack and Elsa totally won, lasted an hour. The Guardians lay down on the ruins of North's room, dazed, in a trance or, in Bunny's case, unconscious.

"See what I mean, together we could well together. Join me to find the best prank!" Jack proposed.

"Fine. But we'll find my sister first. Then, the three of us can team up for pranks," Elsa agreed.

"I take it that she likes being mischevious," Jack guessed.

"Yeah, you two would get along so well."

Elsa sighed and Jack pulled her in for a hug, resting his chin on her head. They stayed like that for a few minutes, enjoying the warmth from the other.

"You know Jack, it's been a hectic week. First I meet you and then everything else- Jack, what's wrong?" Elsa said.

"There was an evil version of me, right? Where is he?" Jack wondered.

"Y-yeah, there is. But we can take him down. Pitch told me that he used his memories of you and the fear of you turning evil that made DJ. If Pitch did use his memories, than his attacks would be the same as the ones you used on Pitch when you fought him last," Elsa agreed.

"I didn't think of it like that."

"What did you do?" DJ hissed as he flew through the golden walls of Sandy's mansion.

"We dispelled him, literally," Elsa admitted.

Dark Jack was taken aback. "You what?" He gritted his teeth and charged.

Jack looked at Elsa and then Dark Jack. He stepped in front of her and flung his staff in a downwards diagonal motion. Dark Jack had no real chance. He was weakened immensely because his main source of power, Pitch, had vanished.

"See, that's how you do it," Jack mocked.

Elsa laughed. A true laugh that rang through the empty halls and left Jack feeling like the luckiest man alive. The Guardians all got up and the two winter spirits relocated into their private room locking the door.

"Jack, I love you," Elsa confessed.

"Yeah, I know. It's because I'm so awesome," Jack teased.

Elsa slapped him across the face and Jack didn't stop grinning, even though he had a bright red hand print on his face.

"I should probably say it, too. I love you as well."

Elsa laughed. She stopped when Jack pulled her into him and crashed his lips onto hers.

"Yeah, Bud. I see them. It's kind of hard not to. They are in front of a big window with open curtains."

The large beast purred in agreement despite not being a kitten. The brown haired male laughed.

"You're right. We will have to talk to them. Eventually. They seem a bit preoccupied at the moment."

The beast shook it's great head at the man. They both laughed, well, one did. The other just copied.

"We'll talk to them soon. We just have to wait," he continued, "Toothless."