Jack and Janet Frost:
"Darkness. That's the first thing we remember. It was dark and it was cold and…we were scared,"
It was a cold, silent night. The moon peered it's gleaming, glowing, glimmering rays upon an ice lake.
Two figures were rising through the water. Their eyes opened as they felt moon light reaching down to them as if it was trying to revive them.
"But then…then we saw the moon - it was so big, and it was so bright, it seemed to chase the darkness away. And when it did, we weren't scared anymore."
The bodies was pulled through the ice by the moon's lifting rays into the air. They both breathed out from fear.
They realised they were floating just 10 feet in the air peering right at the moonlight.
After a few seconds, they slowly descended down on the ice on their feet.
They struggled to keep their balance. They then noticed each other and peered at one another.
The boy had short, slightly spiky hair of white with a fringe and gleaming blue eyes. He had frosty skin. He wore a cotton white skirt with brown leggings and he wore a short brown cape.
The girl had shoulder length pearl hair and she had eyes and skin just like her twin. She wore a short brown cape as well and with an ice blue tunic with white linings and dark blue sleeves and white leggings.
They also looked at themselves.
"Why we were there and what we were meant to do? We never knew and a part of us wonders if we ever will"
"What's happened to us, Jack?" the girl asked her older twin brother.
"I don't know, Janet," Jack answered to his sister.
Both of them decided to try and walk but their legs were a little bit weak.
The boy touched the high stick staff nearby and it turned a frosty white, the moment his skin became in contact with it.
He touched it again and it changed colour again. He picked it up.
When its end touched the ice, it made a frost pattern.
"How are you doing that?" Janet asked.
"I have no idea," her brother answered.
Janet noticed a snowflake necklace made out of twigs and a long think piece of string. She kneeled down to touch it very gently. The tip of her fingers made it turn into an ice necklace. It also became larger. She picked it up and she placed it around her neck.
It matched what she was wearing. But a second after, she noticed her tunic had snowflake patterns appearing like magic. They were made out of snow sprinkles.
She also noticed ice magic swirling around her hands eyed them very curiously.
She kneeled down to touch the ice and frost patterns were formed her contact again the ice.
"How are you doing that as well?" Jack asked his sister the same question.
"I have no idea as well," she admitted as she stood back up and faced him.
"Uh, sis, you've got wings!" the boy alerted.
"Don't be silly, bro,"
But the moment, she saw her reflection on the reflective ice, she saw that she had snowflake-like wings on her back that were medium sized. They were beautiful.
They both started fooling around with their powers. They touched trees and loads of frost spread across their branches and twigs making winter-themed art.
They also started playing around on the ice and skating.
But their moment of fun was cut off by their bodies lifted off the air and they were flying.
It was incredible but terrifying at the same time.
They both landed on a long thick branch after they accidently bumped into each other. It would take a lot of time to get used to flying.
"Oww!" Jack moanted from the apin.
"I think we should take it easy with flying," Janet suggested.
They both chucked for a bit as they kneeled on their feet.
"Janet, look!" Jack pointed his finger towards a village. "It's a village,"
"Maybe, the people there can tell us where we are and help us," Janet suggested.
They both walked through the forest to the village. They didn't want to fly there as they were scared of having another accidently. They did like the idea of flying but still it was sometimes scary.
They heard music being heard. They heard people talking. And there wad animals such as pigs, dogs and cats making noises such as 'oink' or 'woof' or 'meow'
"Hello. Hello! Good evening, ma'am," Jack attempted as he and his sister decided to have a talk with the villagers.
"Ma'am. Oh! Ah-ah excuse me, can you tell us where we are-"Janet asked.
But the people just went through them.
Both are them were shocked.
They tried again but still no one could touch them. Nor hear them. Nor see them,"
Filled with such loneliness, the two twins walked into the forest back where they were lifted by the moon's rays.
"Our names are Jack and Janet Frost. We're siblings. How do we know that? The moon told us so. That was all he ever told us.
Just that one simple thing.
And that was a long, long time ago"