The Wind swirled around, causing the trees to rustle. The MiM overlooked the scene, paying more attention to the two shapes in the lake. He focused his power and a moonbeam made the figures glow. The ice cracked and a handsome boy of 17 rose out. His hair was as white as snow, his skin was extremely pale, but somehow worked. It suited him. He wore a pair of brown 3/4 trousers, a dirty white shirt, with a brown vest and a brown poncho that billowed behind him. His eyes fluttered open to reveal ice blue eyes. Upon closer inspection, the eyes had the shape of snowflakes within them.
The boy was followed by a girl that looked around 12. She too was albino. She had the same features as the boy. Pale skin, blue eyes. She wore a brown dress. There was red around the waist and the hems. The end of the dress had diamonds which overlapped. However, unlike the boy who was barefoot, she wore ice skates.
The boy landed gracefully onto the lake, only for it to freeze underfoot. The girl followed, but slipped. The boy saw this and without a second thought he caught her, and propelled her to a standing position. Unfortunately for him, this caused him to fall to the ice. But when his back made contact with the ice, it only became firmer, more solid.
The girl gasped and rushed forward to help him up. "Are you alright!?" she asked, worried. She held her hand out to him.
The boy accepted the help and stood with a groan. "May of bruised my back, but I'll live." He gave the younger albino a reassuring smile before his attention was caught by an old stick. It was longer then himself and had a hook at the top, making it resemble a shepherd's crook. He tapped it with his foot and he jumped back slightly when it crackled, covering itself in frost. He glanced at the girl, who nodded, as if to say, 'go on!' He grabbed it and gasped in wonder when the butt of the staff hit the lake, and created frost patterns. He rolled it around in his hands and ran to a tree, the girl right behind him. He tapped the tree with the hook of the staff and he ran his hands over the beautiful designs that inched over the bark.
The girl clapped happily. "Do it again!" She requested.
He obliged, doing the same thing on the next tree. He got excited and skated on the icey lake, the staff making frost patterns that trailed him. The girl skated behind him, laughing in delight. The boy wished he could see the patterns from a birds eye view. Suddenly, he was propelled into the air, grabbing the girl's hand, taking her up as well. They looked at the redesigned lake, the Wind supporting the boy, and just about holding the girl. But it was unused to carrying spirits and accidentally sent them into a tree. They stared at each other before bursting out into laughter.
"Hey look." Said the girl. She pointed to a small village, not too far from their current location. "Maybe we can find some shelter, there." She stated.
"Alrighty!" He pulled the girl onto his back, keeping a firm grip on his staff and they flew to the village.
The duo arrived at the village in minutes. The 17 year old's eyes widened when he realised he didn't exactly know how to stop. They were in for a rough landing. He skidded on the ground and his arms waved around in an attempt to keep his balance. Miraculously, it worked, and he successfully kept the girl on his back. She leapt off and took his hand, slightly wary of all the strangers. His big hand enveloped her smaller one. He squeezed her hand and flashed a smile at her, making her feel, just a bit more comfortable. There was something, familiar, about the way he acted. But she didn't know why.
"Hello..." The boy began to greet everyone he could, despite the fact that many ignored him
'Maybe they're in a rush.' He thought.
He let go of his partner's hand and kneeled down in front of a running boy. "Oh! Ah-ah excuse me, can you tell me where I a-!" He inhaled sharply as the young boy ran THROUGH him. "Hello!?" He fell back, through another person. People unknowingly walked through him. Again and again, he felt that ice cold pain. He scrambled to his feet and was pull aside by the girl.
"What happened?" She asked.
"They..they can't see me!" He breathed, terrified.
A boy came toward them and the boy quickly moved aside so he wouldn't walk through him. But the girl didn't notice until he passed through her. She felt an ice cold pain run through her body. "They can't see any of us." Her accomplice decided it was a good time to leave. He grabbed her by the wrist and swiftly stalked out of the village, back to the forest.
When they reached the lake, the young girl began crying. Why couldn't people see them? Why did they go through them?
The boy noticed this. "Hey! What's wrong!?" He hugged her close.
"What if we're going to be invisible forever!? What if no one ever sees us!?" she sobbed.
The boy stroked her head and made calming shushing sounds. "Don't worry...We'll be fine. I promise." While he was comforting her, his eyes caught sight of a cave. It was the best place to sleep for now. The female albino had cried herself to sleep, gripping the boy's clothes tightly in her grasp. He rose into the air, trying his best to keep her asleep. The Wind sensed this and gently pushed them into the cave. He lay down, facing the entrance, the girl still holding tight. The moon shone brightly, awakening the girl. The boy frowned at this. But then the moon spoke.
"You are Jack Frost and you are his younger sister, Flee Frost." And just as suddenly as it happened, the moon dimmed.
The girl, Flee, yawned and snuggled up to her newfound brother. "G'night, Jack."
As she drifted off again, Jack looked to the Moon. He knew the MiM was the one who brought them to life. But why? He fell asleep wondering. "Good night, sis."