Frost was riding the elevator up to the apartment Rocket and Blaze were sharing. Blaze took a temporary leave of absence from her royal responsibilities in Sol so she and Rocket could further their relationship. Sometimes, Frost thought when Blaze decided to go back home, she was going to take Rocket with her so he could evaluated and judged to see if he was a candidate for the throne when Blaze's parents stepped down. As Frost was pondering the possibility, the elevator reached the third floor and its doors opened. Frost walked out of the elevator and over to where Rocket and Blaze's apartment were. He saw a letter taped to the door, so he grabbed, unfolded, and read it.
'Frost, took everyone to a nearby resort for the day. Be back when we can. -Rocket and Blaze'
"Of course," Frost said before putting the letter back on the door. Soon, something like an earthquake shook the whole building and sent the elevator crashing down to the basement. Frost ran over to the elevator and tried to call it, but nothing came. He then pried the doors open to see the elevator straight at the bottom.
"Really? Now where I needed you? You can never trust elevators." Frost then made his way over to the stairs and saw it was a long way down to the lobby.
"That'll be hell for my legs. Luckily, I can just freeze the stairs," Frost said before touching the stairs and covering them with ice. He then looked at his newest frozen masterpiece.
"Now, that's better," Frost said before starting his slide down the stairs. When he reached the bottom of the stairs, he touched them again and unfroze them.
"Don't wanna leave them like that." He then went out the door, through the lobby, and to where the disturbance originated. As soon as he got there, he and everyone else gathered to see a missile sticking out of the ground.
"What is that," Frost asked one of the bystanders.
"I don't know. One minute I was just buying some fruit and the next this shows up," he replied.
"That's definitely not good." Soon, a part of the missile opened up to reveal a television screen showing static. Soon, Eggman's face came into focus.
"Eggman. I should've known he'd have a part in this," Frost growled.
"Greetings, citizens of Station Square. Doctor Eggman here with a demand and an ultimatum for all of you. You must hand over Rocket the Hedgehog over to me. Otherwise, I may have to detonate the missiles set all over Mobius. Here's the ultimatum: either you hand over Rocket to me or I'll detonate all the missiles, destroying large pieces of the planet in the process. Non-negotiable. I await your reply," Eggman said before the screen showed static again.
"And Rocket just had to be out of town. Now what?" Frost then knew exactly what he had to do: dismantle all the missiles before Eggman could discover Rocket wasn't in Station Square currently.
"You were right, dude. It's finally my time to shine in the spotlight. I just needed to be patient like you said. Let's just hope I can pull it off just as well as you do," Frost said before running off.
"First, I'll need the right tools for the job. I know just the place to get them."
