*I am so sorry it has been awhile since I have updated this story. To be honest, even though I love Jelsa, I find it so hard to write them. I even thought about ditching the story, but I hate it when other authors do that, so I will do my best to finish this, just know it may take awhile. Thanks for your continued patience.*
Elsa showed him the sights, enjoying the view from the skies as they laughed and talked about their lives. How different it made everything look! And how small it made everything familiar feel, the world stretching out of sight in all directions. Jack pointed out where he lived with his family, when he was alive that is. She looked into Jack's face as he showed her it, and she saw a sadness in his eyes.
"You must miss her." She said, referring to his sister. "More than I can tell. I wish I could talk to her just one more time, let her know everything is okay and that what happened to me is not her fault. It's so tempting to attempt to talk to her. But what if she can see me and spends the rest of her life trying to convince others I exist? She would either be thought a nut job or she might be successful, either of which could change the future."
"I mean," he continued, "I don't think changing the future would really bother me all too much, except for the fact I may never know Jamie. He is the only thing keeping me from attempting to reach out to my sister." Elsa was silent before sharing a passing thought, "Didn't you say the Man in the Moon gave you your powers? Couldn't you ask him about seeing your sister?"
Jack's face lit up with hope for an instant, before it darkened with realization as he said "I could, if he would even talk to me. I mean I have never been good at hearing MiM talk, North seems to be the one who can do it with the most ease. Besides, since North is Father Time, MiM would probably just back him up anyways."
Elsa hesitated before saying, "Well maybe we could go talk to the Trolls." Jack looked at her confused as he said, "Trolls? You mean those things that live under bridges and bother billy goats?" Elsa laughed hard, unable to help herself even as exasperation covered Jack's face. When she could finally catch her breath she said with a smile, "No not those kinds of Trolls. Rock Troll, Kristoff's family to be more precise."
"Kristoff is related to Trolls?" Jack asked in confusion. Elsa had to bite her bottom lip to keep from laughing again before saying, "Adopted. Anyways they are magical. Maybe they can help!" "Oh Elsa, do you think so?! I always regretted I didn't get to say goodbye to her. Do you think they can help me do so without changing the future?"
"It's possible, yes. Papi can do so much, change memories, etc. So even if things did change he could always remove the memories and put things back to normal." She said, hoping that what she was saying was true. Jack was quiet for a minute and said "I almost hate to go ask, for while I don't know the answer I can hope for what it will be, but once I do know the answer, I must live with it, even if it is no. I don't know if I could stand it if he answered no." "It can't hurt to try Jack, and if he says no at least you will know in your heart you tried everything you could."
Jack nodded and said, "Your right. Can you take me to the Trolls now?" Elsa shook her head and said "I must get back to my kingdom. But tomorrow night I can take you to them. We are more likely to catch them awake then, rather than if we were to visit them in the day." Jack sighed and said "Okay, I will try to be patient until tomorrow night. At least I can live with the hope of talking to her for that long."