Whew, that had been weird! Anna stood back to the wall, half giggling. Ah well, she better find Elsa and figure out what she was supposed to have already accomplished.
This ball had Anna running in circles and Elsa freezing random objects. Elsa was trying her hardest not to, Anna knew that, but it was sort of frightening some of the guests. That's why it was so important that Anna try her hardest to ease Elsa's burden! This was Elsa's first ball as queen, shouldn't she be having a bit of fun planning it? And it's not like Anna minded running in circles. She was meeting so many new people! The ball was still a few days away, and yet the guests were already arriving by the carriage-ful. To Anna, it was absolutely wonderful! To Elsa, it was all a bit…stressful, to say the least.
"Elsa!" Anna cried as she finally spotted her sister, surrounded by little cakes and people with official-looking papers.
"Anna," Elsa up at Anna. "Did figure out where the ice Kristoff brought is? The sculptor really needs to begin carving it."
"Oh," Anna let out softly. "Erm, he said…he said you couldn't…couldn't carve the ice yet! He said, um, that he's keeping it on the mountain to, um, keep it frozen until the ball!" Anna looked somewhat pleased with herself.
Elsa sighed and shook her head. "Alright, then. I need you to run down to the florist and pick okay the final flower arrangements."
Anna put her hand to her head in a sort of salute. "Aye, aye, sir!" she called and dashed out of the hall.
Elsa watched her sister leave and then pinched the bridge of her nose. Keeping her eyes shut, she asked one of the servants, "Could you please find Kristoff and ask him directions to the ice?"
"Of course, your highness, right away."
Elsa took a deep breath and turned back to the cakes she was to be tasting, only to realize she'd thoroughly frozen her fork. It looked like this was going to be another long day.