For The First Time In Forever

Prolouge

ADGAR'S POV

"Adgar, please hurry. We can't be late to the ball." My beautiful wife Idun says as she walks into the room.

"I know, I know. I'm just figuring this uniform out." I smiled.

Tonight, was the ball to celebrate the birth of our first daughter Elsa, our pride and joy. Months of waiting, finally paying off. I couldn't believe it. I finally became a father.

"Here, let me help you." Idun said with a smile. She adjusted a few medals and fix my collar.

"There. Now you look like a true king." She said as she smiled at me.

"What's a king without his queen?" I whispered as I leaned forward for a kiss. She kissed me sweetly.

"Careful Adgar, we just had Elsa, we don't want another one so soon." Idun giggled.

"Alright your highness, whatever you say." I said with a sigh. "May I escort my queen to the ball?"

"Yes, you may." She said with a smile. She laced her arm around mine and we walked out of the room to the ball.

...

The night was going well. The people were having a good time and Elsa was christened and named. I had a beautiful wife and daughter. Everything was perfect.

"My sweet Idun, do you know what I wish?" I said as I grab her hand.

"What do you wish, Adgar?" She asked with a smile.

"I wish..." Suddenly I was cut off when the doors to the ballroom suddenly opened. Two guard fell to the ground with sword wounds. A man in a dark cloak walked to the front of the room. As he stopped and stood before Idun and I, he removed his hood. It was my old general, Kozmotis Pitchiner.

"Kozmotis, why are you here?" I demanded.

"Why, to come to this ball of course. The whole kingdom is invited." He said with an evil grin.

Kozmotis Pitchiner was a power-hungry man who tried to take the throne from me many times. The last time he tried could have led to my death. So, I banished him from Arendelle.

"You are not welcome here. I banished you from Arendelle. Now leave." I said as I pointed to the door.

He didn't leave. He just stood there and laugh. "You can't get rid of me that easy, Adgar. I came to tell you your child will be the last of your line. I will kill you, your wife, and whatever children you have. When your daughter takes the throne after you die, I will destroy her." He turned to the crowd and yelled "I WILL NOT REST UNTIL I SEE THE END OF THE ARENDELLE LINE FOREVER."

"Guards, seize him." I commanded. The guards rushed in. But Kozmotis disappeared in a cloud of black sand.

I looked at my wife. She looked scared. I knew that my family had just been cursed, and there was nothing I could do.

...

That night I stood on the balcony. I looked up at the moon. I had heard the legend of the Man in the Moon as a child. Maybe he was listening tonight.

"Please protect my family, any way you can." I pleaded. As I turned around, I heard a voice in my head.

Adgar, I promise your daughter and your future daughter will live. Your daughter Elsa has been born with a magical gift. The gift of Ice and Snow. Just to be sure they are safe, I am looking for a guardian to protect your daughters.

I turned around and asked, "What about my wife and I?"

Unfortunately, both of your fates have been sealed. Kozmotis Pitchiner has already decided what to do with you. But your children will live on. I promise.

I said thank you and went to bed, knowing that my beautiful Elsa, and future daughter would