A Cold Burden.
It was a rather warm day in the cold and desolate region of the Ice kingdom. The sunlight lightly streaming into the cold ice room was refreshing more so for the cold figure whom slepily walked through the room. Early hours in the freezing land were no welcome time for the only silent, and lonely ruler who lived here, her footsteps making her long white nightgown shuffle softly against the marble ice floor. A soft sigh escaping her lips before the cold ice blue woman stumbled into her small icey bathroom. Rather bland that everything was ice. The Ice Queen was her title, a soft and somber yawn escaping her lips before she gently rubbed her eyes in the mirror's cold reflection.
Mornings were never good for her, ever. The horrid cold of her castle was a common thing now, but the urking feeling of loneliness was not, even in the nights she would be able to capture a prince most were filled with wails of escape or pleas for relese. She sighed, as like always this day would be as buisy as the last, a common mishap, the wandering from her castle and out into Aaa were all knew her reputation...but today was for errands no kidnapping or relentless soul searching. But taking her time the Ice Queen let the morning wear on, until the sun was high in the sky, its rays beating down on the cold mountain she called home. Before taking a slow and uneager descent out from the mountain, her sea blue dress ruffling in the soft breeze that covered the cold mountains. Her long snow white hair wavingback far behind her, before the eerie silence was disrupted by the soft squeeks and squaks of penguins on thier morning patrols. Really it was the only sight she ever saw, the rare occassion somthing else besides a snow monster, yeti, or penguin crossed her path. Approaching the edge of her Kindgom where she'd found somthing quite mazing no more than a few months ago, the small blue leaved bush's rustling as a soft wind caught thier seams, hidden just at the edges of her land, inside a small cave where it was warm and moist. These were no ordinary bush's Ice Tea, it was an ancient beverage that dated back to her grandfathers time, the minty and yet acidic smell that tehy carried was enticing. She plucked a bushel, stuffing the leafy stems into her small handbag before taking flight, using her magic to guide her elegant form into the sky, a soft smile on her lips, knowing that this would be her and her lovers view, then frowning when she remembered that. "I will always be alone" She said, the echoe carrying through the rolling ice capped mountains.
Her voice never reaching anyones ears and only reminding herself of why she doe's the things she doe's. Before somthing happened that quite shocked her, as the sky seemed to brightly light up. The Queen shielding her eyes as the light brightened, as if the Cosmic owl is appearing before her, before the light faded and soft scream of fright was heard before a figure fell from the sky. The Ice Queen looked on for a moment, before curiosity got the better of her, and she quickly decended to see what had fallen from the sky.
*The Ice Kingdoms Edge*
His vision was blurry, almost slurred like he was drunk, but he knew that couldn't be it. Sighing the boy rose, his soft brown hair shifting as he lifted his head, the feeling of snow beneath him. He was Donny, 15 and still stuck in a slump with his parents, still addicted to cartoons and tv. Until only a few seconds ago his television sucked him in, and spit him out here. He took a shaky breath before trying to get to his feet, only sucessfully falling to his knees. He cursed under his breath and sighed, seeing a well sized stick imbedded in the snow by him, carefully propping himself on the hard icey wood and looking on at the mountains of ice and snow he saw. Donny grunted and continued onward, his thin t-shirt now beggining to let the cold break and freeze him, mumbling under his breath as the snow seemed neverending, the cold all so much iceyer. Until he collapsed, his face to the sky, seeing a blue figure slowly descending towards him as he passed out.
The Ice Queen was shocked to say the least at what she saw, he was about 15 to her, a soft mop of brown hiar on his head, plain blue pants and T-shirt. Collapsing into the snow before she found him. Looking at the boy she felt pity, leaving him for dead would not be right, no...so what should she do? She gently leaned down and placed an ear to his chest a soft and subtle heartbeat was all she heard, "Who are you?" She pondered aloud before looking at the desending sun, and sighing. Wrapping her arms around the boy and flying off, back to her castle. The whole time she wondered, who this person was, and perhaps she could get answers once he awoke...