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

Elsa

 “Hey, I think I can see Anna and Miguel!” cried Olaf, as he looked through the bars.

            Those words made me snap out of feeling sad about Anna not wanting to be with me anymore. Kristoff, Chel and I quickly moved closer to Olaf and looked through the bars.

            “Where?” I asked.

            “At the top of the mountain, I think,” replied Olaf, pointing to the top.

            We could see two people on the top, but, they were so high up, I couldn’t be absolutely certain that it was Anna and Miguel.

            “Elsa, can I have an icicle?” asked Olaf.

            I put my hands together and, when I moved them apart, an icicle appeared. I gave it to Olaf. He broke the top of it off and used it like a telescope.

            “Yes, it’s them, all right,” said Olaf happily. Then he gasped and dropped the icicle in horror. “Oh, no!”

            “What is it?” asked Kristoff.

            “They’re under attack by giant birds!” yelled Olaf.

            “Griffins!” Kristoff yelled.

            “Do you know anything about them?” asked Chel.

            “Well, I never met or seen them,” replied Kristoff. “But the trolls have told me that they are very big and very dangerous animals.”

            “Especially if they’re loyal to a powerful witch,” said Chel.

            We carried on watching Anna and Miguel on top of the mountain. Then Chel turned to Tulio, who was still sulking on the other side of the carriage.

            “Tulio, Miguel’s out of the mountain,” said Chel. “Don’t you want to come and see?”

            “Why would I want?” he sulked. “He probably doesn’t want to see me anymore.”

            I went to Tulio’s side and I touched one bar. It started to get very icily. Then all the bars went all icily too, including the ones Tulio was leaning on.

            “Whoa!” Tulio screamed, as he jumped.

            “Now snap out of it!” I snapped. “Miguel is in trouble and he needs your help.”

            “Yeah,” said Olaf. “Even if you don’t think of it, you and Miguel are still best buds.”

            “Oh, yeah?” said Tulio. “You listened to him when he told you all of this.”

            “Yeah,” said Olaf. “But maybe he doesn’t know you’ve come to rescue him. I mean, I never thought I’d see Kristoff or Elsa ever again when I was taken. So maybe, when they see, Anna and Miguel will be –  ”

            “Falling!” yelled Kristoff.

            We looked back at the top of the mountain and Kristoff was not wrong. A griffin knocked Anna off the ledge!

            “ANNA!” I yelled.

            I was trembling and shaking the bars to get out as I saw my sister fall from the mountain. But then I saw Miguel jumping off the mountain, too. He caught Anna and then they stopped halfway through the mountain. In his right arm he was holding Anna and in his left arm he was holding a thick and strong plant vine of some sort that was hanging on the mountain.