North Legume is the daughter of Gaston....and the Snow Queen. Two of the most feared villains on the isle.
She isn't like the other kids, who are threatened into being bad. She had semi-caring parents, and she was given a choice. She chose to be ba...
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When the siblings returned home with wide eyes, Gaston and Snow Queen knew something important happened.
"M-mama, dad, so we took North to the cliff like you said.." Junior began, but he was at a loss for words.
"And, and she did something. It was unbelievable!" Third continued.
"She cracked the barrier! There was even a hole through it!" Gil exclaimed, and their parents widened their eyes.
"Are you serious?" Gaston asked, and his kids nodded quickly. He looked to North, who didn't even seem hurt or sweaty. Then, he grinned.
"That's my strong and powerful, little girl!" He laughed as he twirled North around. The family laughed.
"What does this mean?" Junior asked, and Gaston placed his daughter down.
"It means..your sister could break down the barrier without a magic wand." Snow Queen spoke, placing a hand on her husband's shoulder.
The family grinned, evilly.
•••
When nighttime arrived, North was instructed to rest and take time to heal. The twins and Gil were called to Uma's shop, and North got curious.
When the house was quiet, she snuck out of her window. A breeze blew through the girl, making her hair fly a little. She made her way to a hideout that not even her brothers were aware of.
North entered the hideout, and she leaned against the wall. She closed her eyes and took a deep breath, processing what had happened.
North was powerful enough to break the barrier that trapped her brothers and her parents. She could easily take it down if she wanted to, and allow the villains to take over. However, something stopped her from going along with the plan.
A sound of something falling was heard, and North's eyes snapped towards the source. Her breath hitched at the only person that knew of this place.
Harry stood in front of her, reaching for his hook that he had dropped. He smiled at her, sheepishly before his eyes surveyed the girl. He noticed she was in a night gown with her jacket thrown over it, and her hair was frizzled, meaning she was in a hurry. North never left the house with flaws, so he knew something was troubling the girl.
"Thought I'd find you here." Harry grinned, standing up as he placed his hook on his right hand. North sighed but faked a smile at the boy.
"What are you doing here, Har?" Harry narrowed his eyes at her smile, and he felt his heart race at the sound of his old nickname. He shrugged.
