Frozen

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A few weeks later.

A castle made entirely of crystal-clear ice is seen standing very majestically and firmly on top of a rocky mountain. A magical bluish aura protects the ice from melting when exposed to the scorching sun.

The castle is very mysterious, everyone who passes through the area around here will feel scared and shiver to the core.

Some eyewitnesses say that creepy monsters are wandering in the area around there. The monsters are not wild animals like we see in general, they are magical animals made completely of snow. The shape of the beast consists of a variety of varieties, some have seen a six-foot snow giant, and some have been attacked by a three-foot snow wolf.

The victims of the attack incident suffered a variety of very terrible injuries and deep trauma.

With strange events taking place everywhere, the new Queen of Arendelle, Anna, immediately issued a royal decree in the form of a prohibition order for all her subjects.

She forbade the inhabitants of the Kingdom of Arendelle to go there, whatever the reason.

The Queen did this for their safety. Other than that reason, she also didn't want to make her older sister's life miserable because of their act.

Arendelle, which used to have a warm atmosphere and be full of happy laughter, has now been replaced, becoming a frozen kingdom.

For the past two weeks, their food supply has been running low, starving the kingdom's population. In addition, the air temperature was getting more extreme day by day, and after a long time, at this very tense moment, finally, there was a death toll from the events of the sorcerer's wrath.

He was an old man who was already elderly. He died of being unable to withstand extremely cold temperatures coupled with the depletion of food reserves. The old man breathed his last today on an empty stomach.

In the present day, in the Royal Palace of Arendelle, Anna and her friends are holding an emergency meeting in a room.

"I have to do something, this snow season must be stopped as soon as possible."

"I'll go! Elsa will do what I want," she said with a very serious expression.

Olaf and Kristoff glanced at her with a look as if to say; Woman, are you crazy?

"Anna, I'm sorry if my words offended you. But I don't think negotiations will work."

"I didn't think your idea was bad, haha. You know, your elder sister is a bit-" Kristoff retorted with a stammer.

He made a polite remark so as not to hurt her feelings too much.

"What do you mean? Did you say something bad about my sister?" Anna looked into his eyes and asked him back.

Although her sister is the cause of this coming winter, the main trigger of the event is herself. Since their failed negotiations two weeks ago, Anna has been blaming herself every day.

If she hadn't been so stubborn back then, all these sad things would never have happened.

Anna always wondered why she so foolishly chose someone else instead of her sister. That was her second biggest regret, the first was letting her parents sail that night, whatever their reasons for doing so.

"I'm sorry, but this is the truth."

"She got stronger as time went on, when we came to her castle at that time, the only thing that kept her safe was the masked man. But now?…"

Then a heated debate began.

Olaf could only scratch his head in bewilderment, the corner of his eye glancing at the window.

A black shadow appeared there, the frozen glass surface slowly melted strangely and formed a painting.

First of all, what is formed as a result of these scratches is the shape of a human body, followed by some kind of armor.

The painting continues for a few seconds, and Olaf is hypnotized by it like a fool.

"Guys..." he said confusedly. He gestured to his friends to be quiet.

Before he could tell his friends, the streaks disappeared quickly, restoring the glass surface as it was.

Without the slightest scribble, and that made him even more confused.

"Enough! I don't want to hear it anymore, if you don't want to go, then I'll go alone," Anna angrily snapped at Kristoff.

"What? Okay, chances are you're just going to get kicked out of the castle by that guy," Kristoff replied casually, cupping his hands to his chest.

"You!" Anna's emotions only got worse when she saw him acting so arrogant.

Anna and Kristoff stood face-to-face, their eyes showing the selfishness and stubbornness that each of them possessed.

"Guys!!!" Olaf, who had not had a chance to speak, shouted in a shrill tone like a whale.

"Aghhhh!"

"Stop it, Olaf!"

They begged him, and the couple covered each other's ears with their palms.

"Have you calmed down? I have the answer to our problem. Maybe this sounds a little crazy, hihihi," he said shyly.

"Solution? Quickly tell me, what is that?" Kristoff hit his bald head irritably.

He was very curious about Olaf's solution, or perhaps whatever the little snowman was going to tell them.

"Do you guys still remember the scene when we went to the ice castle in detail?" he asked in a mysterious tone.

"Yes," the two replied after staring at each other for a split second before answering.

"You should have found the answer, right?" he asked cheerfully.

He smiled broadly and jumped around like a rabbit. But Kristoff, who couldn't take it anymore, immediately took the carrot that had been in Olaf's nose all this time and threatened him.

Enough already with all sorts of tricky puzzles, their brains are exhausted due to existing problems.

"Give it! Give it back to me." Olaf tries to reclaim his nose.

"Tell us the answer first, or I'll give this carrot to the soup kitchen." Kristoff swung the vegetable.

Avoid the hands of Olaf, who wants to snatch his nose back.

"Okay! The answer is the man, happy? Now give me my little nose back," he replied unhappily.

The two listeners were shocked, and they were a little shocked at his unreasonable words.

This brief moment was taken advantage of by Olaf so well that he jumped up and reclaimed his nose from the stinky man.

Technically, Kristoff stinks, he's been licked too often by Sven.

Kristoff looked at Anna, using the corner of his eye. Is he the only one who doesn't understand why Olaf said such confusing things or is his girlfriend also confused?

"The man hiding behind that armor is the answer?" Anna pondered for a moment, and a few minutes later, an understanding came to her mind.

"That's it! It turns out that all this time, he was the answer we were looking for. Let's go, Olaf!"

"Let's meet him and save Arendelle!" Anna exclaimed loudly, her eyes shining brilliantly when she understood Olaf's inconsequential answer.

She pulled Olaf's wooden hand and immediately ran out of the room where they were having a meeting. They ran away so fast that Kristoff didn't even have a chance to ask them, his little brain still spinning as he tried to find the answer to the puzzle, relying on the clue.

But his intelligence is incapable of thinking about this kind of complicated thing.

"Come on, guys, at least tell me the answer," he sighed as he walked up to them.

…

"Bruce! Why is this green pig too hard to defeat?" Elsa shouted, trying to ask for help from an expert.

But the room remained silent, without any response to her call.

"Bruce!! Are you here?" she tried calling him again.

But strangely, he didn't give Elsa a response.

Elsa raised her head while glancing at the surrounding area, as far as her eyes could see, there was no sign of Bruce's presence.

She closed her eyelids, and then a wave of energy erupted from within her, the bluish energy radiating throughout the ice castle.

The phenomenon occurred for a few seconds before the magic wave returned and entered Elsa's body. When the magical energy entered her body, a certain amount of information attacked her brain.

"Strange, he is not here. Lisa! Did you see where Bruce went?" Elsa argued after failing to detect his whereabouts.

She called her beloved horse.

"Kiiieeehaaaaa!"

A horse made entirely of snow ran into her room very gracefully. Then Lisa answered the question by shaking her head repeatedly. The cleverness shown by the creature would surely fascinate anyone.

"Really? It's a pity, but it's okay."

Her hand touched the snow horse's mane slowly, enjoying the touch.

The next moment, Elsa dropped her body onto the white bean bag and lay comfortably there.

She took out a smartphone from the pocket of a white hoodie and turned it on. Elsa slowly shifted the screen of the object until she found what she was looking for.

"This time I will win without any help from him," she said with burning determination.

Elsa pulled out some sweet snacks from the ice-freezer storage beside her. Playing games and eating sweets have become her routine since Bruce got injured.

Happy as well as sad. That's how she felt when she imagined Bruce getting hurt.

Elsa loves to spend time with him.

But she was also sad when she saw that he could only sit on the bed. Fortunately, his leg healed entirely thanks to the strange magic he uses every day.

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Footnotes:

1. All the objects used by her were given by Bruce to her for some reason.