Elsa used her powers to tend to the blonde man's wound. She conjured up some snow and gently sprinkled it over the burns. Kristoff pained hisses quickly turned into sighs of relief. Anna only stared in horror. Kristoff looked at the trembling princess.
"Anna…I'm fine," he said, gently.
"You're not fine! I burned you!" Anna yelled, tears streaming down her face.
"It's okay, you didn't mean to," Kristoff assured.
"It was an accident," Elsa said.
Leif decided to help.
"Yeah! Everyone makes mistakes, Anna," he said.
Elsa smiled at the fireball.
"Leif is right. I've made mistakes, too. But I've learned not to let them define me. I hope I can help you learn the same, Anna…" Elsa said.
Anna frantically shook her head.
"No… nobody can help me. I have to get out of here," she said.
"Anna, please don't run away again," Elsa pleaded, approaching her.
"Don't make me create my own Marshmallow!" Anna yelled furiously.
Elsa, wide-eyed, stopped in her tracks. Anna, quickly regretting snapping at her sister, took off full speed towards the forest.
"Anna!" Elsa yelled.
Before Elsa could run after her, Kristoff grabbed her shoulder. Leif merrily followed Anna.
"Elsa, wait!" he said.
Elsa looked at the ice harvester, confused.
"We need to go after her!" Elsa protested.
"I know, but we need to come up with a plan," he said.
"What kind of plan?" Elsa asked.
"Well…I kinda had an idea," Kristoff said.
"Alright… What's your idea?" Elsa asked.
"I think we should go see my family. Grand Pabbie might be able to help us. After we hear what he has to say, we'll go from there," Kristoff said.
"You know… that's a great idea. But…what about Anna? Something bad could happen," Elsa said.
"Then we'll have to make this a quick trip," Kristoff said.
Elsa and Kristoff hopped into the sled. Kristoff tried grabbing the reins, but recoiled because of the pain in his shoulder.
"Maybe…I could hold on to the reins," Elsa suggested.
Kristoff looked at the queen and smiled.
"Be my guest," he said, scooting over.
Elsa grabbed onto the reins and yanked them.
"Off to see the trolls, and hurry!" she said.
Sven grunted and took off as fast as he could towards the home of the trolls.
Anna walked through the forest, hugging herself. Leif walked beside her.
"Don't you think you should go home?" Leif asked.
"I can't go home. I'm too dangerous," Anna said.
"You're not dangerous. Your powers are amazing, Anna!" Leif said.
"No, they're destructive and uncontrollable! I need to get rid of them!" Anna said.
"Why would you do that?" Leif asked.
"Because everything was perfect before my fire powers came along. I had my sister back, and a great boyfriend. I wish I'd never gotten my powers," Anna said.
"But…you made me with your powers. If you didn't get your powers, then I wouldn't be here. I guess I'm not that important to you," Leif said, sadly.
Anna turned around and saw the little fireball walking away with his head down.
"Leif, wait!" Anna said.
Leif turned back and looked at Anna.
"If I could cry, I would," he said.
He turned forward again, ignoring Anna's pleas for him to stay.
"Leif, please come back!" Anna said.
Leif disappeared into the forest. Anna shed a tear and continued on her way.
Now I have no one.
Elsa and Kristoff continued their journey to see the trolls. The ride was quiet for a while, until Kristoff suddenly piped up.
"Hey…Elsa?" he asked.
"Yes, Kristoff?" she answered.
"I forgot to tell you earlier… Thank you for helping me with my shoulder," he said.
Elsa smiled warmly at him.
"Of course. And I forgot to tell you something earlier, too. Thank you for saving my life," she said.
"No problem," he said, humbly.
Sven grunted and stopped. They had made it to where the trolls resided: The Valley of the Living Rock. Elsa and Kristoff hopped off the sled and unharnessed Sven. They walked around and saw all the trolls in their rock form.
"Hey, guys! It's great to see you again!" Kristoff said.
All the trolls unrolled themselves and looked up at the visitors.
"Kristoff's come to visit! And he brought Queen Elsa! And Sven, too!" they exclaimed.
Elsa smiled at the trolls' excitement. Bulda, who adopted Kristoff and Sven, quickly fussed over Kristoff's shoulder.
"What happened to your shoulder? Did you play around with a campfire again?" she asked.
"I'm fine, really," Kristoff insisted.
"Well, at least let me wrap it for you," she said.
Kristoff sighed and sat down, letting her tend to his burn.
"Have any of you seen Grand Pabbie? It's very important," Kristoff asked.
As if on cue, Grand Pabbie rolled up to the visitors and uncurled himself.
"What can I help with?" he asked.
Kristoff looked at Elsa, wanting her to tell him.
"Anna has developed fire powers out of nowhere. She has no control over them right now and she's scared to come close to anyone. We have no idea what to do," Elsa said.
"Anna's fire powers did not just appear without explanation. Fire powers come from your father's side of the family, while ice came from your mother's side," Grand Pabbie said.
"But my powers were discovered when I was very young. Why did Anna's powers appear now?" Elsa asked.
"Delayed arrival…which is usually uncommon. Magical powers normally appear at birth, but what happened with Anna is very rare," Grand Pabbie said.
"What should we do about it?" Elsa asked.
"Well, there is nothing you can do. Anna will need to learn to control it," Grand Pabbie said.
"But can't we help her try to control it? She can't be alone in this," Elsa said.
"Of course you can help her. I recommend you find her, talk to her, try to soothe her fears. But you all must use caution, especially you, my queen," Grand Pabbie said.
"What do you mean?" Elsa asked.
"Since Anna does not have control of her magic, she is very unpredictable. Since you have the power of snow and ice, as opposed to your sister's fire, she is a greater threat to you," Grand Pabbie said.
Bulda finished wrapping Kristoff's shoulder. He stood next to Elsa.
"What are you saying?" he asked.
Grand Pabbie sighed sadly. His next sentence echoed in Elsa's brain.
If Anna strikes Elsa in the heart, Elsa will face her death…quickly.
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