The Big Four

Thr Destruction in the Woods

"Who wish upon the tree?" The Witch shouted. The four were puzzled. They didn't know what the witch was talking about. "What are you talking about?" Jack asked. "Don't you see? The woods is starting to fall apart! Look," the Witch pointed it's finger on the sky. The sky became darker. The trees are falling apart and the ground was shaking. "What's happening?" Little Red Riding Hood shouted.

"Someone in here wished upon the tree! Who is it?" The Witch shouted. "What are you talking about? What tree?" Little Red Riding Hood asked. "The tree you fools! The grave of the princess' mother," the Witch shouted. "Whst do you mean?" Merida asked. "Remember, everything that was once magical here will turn dark, and I know that one of you wished upon the dark tree," the Witch said. The Big Four looked at the kid. "No, it wasn't me," Little Jack shouted. "Then who is it?" The Witch shouted once again. The four looked at Hiccup and he seemed so worried about something. "Hiccup?" Jack asked. "I...I did," Hiccup answered quietly. "You!" The Witch screamed. "I wasn't thinking, it's the spell," Hiccup said while putting his hands on both of his head.

The Witch used its spell to strangle Hiccup's neck. "Stop!" Merida shouted. "Please Ms. Witch, let him go," Little Red Riding Hood pleaded.

"You! Didn't you realize what you've done! Don't you remember that these woods are cursed and you dare wish to the magical tree!" The Witch shouted. "I'm sorry, it's just that I didn't know what to do," Hiccup said while choking. "Stop it," Jack raised his staff and faced it to the Witch.

"Or else what? You'll kill me? We're all dead anyways," the Witch said. "Just put him down! We'll figure another way to end this. We're the legends right? You trust us, if we find all of the people who we search for then it might just bring the woods back to the way it was again," Jack explained.

The Witch let Hiccup go. He breathed heavily. "What exactly did you wish?" The Witch asked. "I wish that...this will soon be over," Hiccup said. "Yes, of course...you wished about that and now look, it will really be over," The Witch said. Rapunzel helped Hiccup up. "I'm sorry guys," Hiccup said sadly.

"No, it's not your fault," Rapunzel whispered. "I need to go, and make sure to find those people. And if you didn't do it, then these woods will be ashes," The Witch warned them and left.

The woods is now starting to break down. "We need to hurry up," Jack said. "Guys, this is all my fault. I made it harder for you guys, we shouldn't be in hurry if it wasn't for me. We should have more time," Hiccup said. Jack pats his hand on his back. "No, hey don't say that. We're a team, and we'll do everything okay?" Jack said.

The team started to find the other people. Little Red Riding Hood andb Little Jack was just laying down in the ground for a while. "Hiccup, Rapunzel, can you take care of Jack?" Jack asked. "We'll search the other places here," Merida said. They both nodded and agreed.

Both Merida and Jack are now looking for the other people that lived in these woods.

"Who exactly are we looking for?" Merida asked. "I don't know, I think there's only three people left, any ideas?" Jack asked. "Well, these golden shoes looked like it's from a princess," Merida answered. "Yes, it is. It's Cinderella, don't you remember?" Jack said. "Ohh, well we need to look for them fast," Merida said.

Later on, they still can't find the others so they just went back to their camp. But before they could go, they saw a sparkle on the ground. "Jack, look!" Merida shouted. Jack hurriedly went where Merida was heading. Jack smirked as he saw the ground. It was a pure magical soil, where the beans may be planted. The sign exactly said that it is a pure soil and cannot be harmed by darkness.

"You have sharp eyes," Jack said with a smile. "Told ya," Merida crossed her arm and raised her eyebrows. "You are really my little brave lass," Jack smirked and kissed her forehead. Merida smiled and rolled her eyes. They both went back to the camp.

"Jack!" Little Red Riding Hood greeted with a hug. "We have good news. We found a pure soil, where we can plant the beans," Merida said. "Are you sure about that?" Little Jack asked. "Yes, and it's sure is safe. We can plant it there to reach the giants," Jack said. "Yes! Finally we can still save this woods," Little Red Riding Hood cheered in joy. Little Jack seemed a little worried so he hides the seeds behind his back.  Jack kneeled down to talk to him.

"Hey, you can trust us. I promise you, we've been in bigger trouble than any of this, so we're used to this. We finished every task that was given to us, and we know what we're doing, okay?" Jack said. The little boy didn't answer. "Hey, you know why you can see me? It's because you believed in me, I'm Jack Frost and I know you trust me," Jack smiled at him. The little boy gave a little smile and handed him the beans.

They all now went back to the pure soil. The woods was starting to fall down. "Guys we need to hurry," Rapunzel said. They all planted the beans on the pure soil and took a step back.

Magically, the beans started to grow. Little Jack was so proud and happy to see the beans grow. It grew even bigger and taller. After it grew, the Big Four now decided to get up on the beanstalk. "You guys stay here, I'll leave Toothless with you," Hiccup said. Both of the kids agreed and stayed on the ground.

The Big Four started to climb on the beanstalk. It was hard for them. Jack couldn't fly because it was too high and he might carry the pressure. "Woah!" Jack shouted. His echo was heard beneath the skies. "You okay?" Rapunzel asked. "Yea, I'm good," Jack answered.

Finally, they saw the Giants' palace. It was covered in torns and vines. "Alright, you guys ready?" Jack asked. The three nodded at him and went closer to the palace.