Scandinavian Goblin Rebellion (Road to El Dorado + Frozen crossover)

Kristoff

 “‘Where have you been?’” I said, taking like Sven who had been waiting for a long time outside of the Valley of the Living Rock, while Elsa and I went to talk to the trolls.

            “Well, I’m sorry for finding out where Anna is,” I said in my normal voice, giving him a carrot.

            Sven’s eyes widen. “‘Oh, really? Where?’” I went on like Sven.

            “Bulda and Cliff are going to take us,” I replied to Sven, as I got into the sleigh. Elsa got in on her side.

            “How far is this secret hole?” I asked the trolls as Tulio pulled Altivo closer to us.

            “It’s only ten minutes away,” replied Cliff.

            “Let’s go, then,” said Elsa.

            Then Sven began to pull us away. We were moving slow enough for Tulio and Altivo to catch up with us.

            “Okay,” said Tulio. “There’s one thing I don’t understand. Why are the goblins loyal to this witch in the first place?”

            “Well, remember what Grand Pabbie said about that goblins hating humans for taking over the island?” I said.

            “Yes, I get that,” said Tulio.

            “Well, since then,” I went on, “the goblins fled into the plains and met the Grand Witch Thora. They swore allegiance to her and she promised them freedom once this island is under her rule.”

            “Wait a minute,” said Elsa. “You’re the only human to know about these goblins? Why didn’t you tell me? Why have we wasted a whole week looking around the island when Anna has been – ”

            “Well, you heard what Pabbie said,” I told her. “We shouldn’t go to the Plains at all. So I thought we should go over there as a last result if we couldn’t find Anna anywhere else.”

            “Besides, they haven’t caused a lot of trouble in two thousand years,” Bulda told us.

            “Not a lot of trouble?” repeated Tulio.

            “What is the worst they have done?” asked Chel.

            “Oh, only to steal vegetables from farmers and rocks from our valley,” Bulda replied. “No serious kidnappings.”

            “Then why are they so desperate to come into our land to find people like Anna and Miguel?” I tried to work it out. “Something’s telling me that the goblins up to something else as well as trying to free themselves.”

            “Well, the sooner we find the hole,” said Chel, “the sooner we’ll find our friends and solve more of this mystery.”

            “Yeah, as long as we keep a sharp eye on everything,” I said. “And not get fooled easily.”

            “And I keep in control of my powers,” added Elsa.

            “If you’re in charge of your powers, how hard can it be?” asked Tulio.

            Elsa and I looked at each other. We never wanted to talk about that horrible winter if we could help it.

            “All in favor on going through this hole when we find it, say ‘Aye’,” said Tulio.