It was the morning of the seventh week after the grand deception that nearly toppled the powerhouse kingdom of Arendelle. Summer was spreading throughout the hillsides of the kingdom like a rolling breeze that was accompanying rays of a sunrise. Arendelle was at peace, the fishing was bountiful, and the citizens of the kingdom bore smiles as this new day began to unfold. This morning was better than most days that the kingdom knew.
The young queen was in a deep slumber in her quaint, mysterious chamber.
Her own violent tremors woke her from the nightmare she was experiencing.
"Gah!" She screamed.
As if trying to look for comfort,she was frantically scanning the room. She noticed her room was covered in a thin transparent frost. She jumped up from her bed to examine the glassy, sparkles that coated the tea set that sat upon the ottoman in front of her bed.
"Oh no! No this again!"
Elsa stifled as she covered her mouth. In a startling manner, she took away her knee from the ottoman tucking her hands into her armpits while in a refrain to not freeze anything else.
Fear bestowed upon the young queen as she dragged her feet on the slightly cold carpet throughout her room. Elsa stooped into the slot of her bay window on one knee calmly.
The sun slowly rose over the mountains and the vastless conifers that inhabited the hills. Infatuation took over the feeling of horror As it crept over the mountains.
Time was not a beneficiary to this sunrise, and thus turning blinks of her weary eyes into long drawn out hours. Kneading, to sitting inside the slot of the bay window, Elsa's gaze never broke from that sun.
The sun slowly let in more illuminating rays of that of a lantern, into the room exposing the frost to the warm hue.
A gentle knock on white stained door broke her concentration.
"Queen Elsa, my lady?"
A murmur seeped from behind the door.
"Yes come in."
Elsa shook her head as she recovered from the relentless gaze.
The door creaked open as a thin dark green robed servant stood by the door without moving.
"Are you alright my Queen?"
The barely audible voice pierced the silence that blanketed the room.
Queen Elsa uncovered her face to look at the servant.
With a startle the servant continued," well I heard frantic screams and loud rambles so I wanted to check."
Crestfallen, Elsa dropped her gaze.
"Yeah, it was a nightmare" she exclaimed.
As the servant stepped forward Elsa continued to speak.
"I'm fine thank you, you may go."
The servant was in mid step and pulled her foot back. She bowed to correct her mistake.
"As you wish." She replied.
She peeled back behind the white door and shut it quietly behind her. With a click of the door, queen Elsa sat quietly in the barely lit room and glared at her hands.
The silence filled the air again as she clasped her hands together and got up to get ready for the day.