Let it Go

Chapter One

Kagome hummed as she cleaned, it had been a year since she came here. She had been found by one of the maids, who helped her get a job.

She now works in the castle cleaning. It was an alright job, but it took her a while to get used too.

The whole time she had been here, she had yet to meet either of the royals. Kagome knew something was going on in the castle; she just didn't know what.

Shaking her head, Kagome got back to work, she had a lot of things to do today. It was after all Prince Elza's coronation.

After years of waiting the Kingdom was going to have a rightful ruler again. Everyone was excited for today.

Kagome was also excited,even though she only lived here for a short amount of time, it was home to her now.

She didn't know how to get back to her time...it wasn't like she didn't try. She did try...boy did she try, but the end results always ended up the same.

It ended up with her stuck where she was.

Kagome got used to her new life, but she still did have slight slip ups with her speech. She was getting better with each passing day though.

She was brought out of her thoughts hearing a loud noise and blinked as felt a brush of power. It wasn't often she felt someone with powers...she just didn't know what kind of powers.

As she was about to walk away to continue cleaning for the coronation a round object came crashing through the door and stopped as it rolled right in front of her. The object was medium sized and round but most of all...completely encased in ice?

'So that is what the power I felt was...' She thought as the door to the room where the object just came from, was thrown open.

Kagome smiled softly as she looked at the frozen object on the floor, it wasn't everyday she saw this kind of power. It was interesting! She looked to see who had the power and was shocked.

The Prince was looking at her in horror before she bent down and picked the item up, her miko powers came out melting the ice.

It was at that moment, Kagome knew her life was going to change, she just didn't know how much.