Jack's point of view
Rapunzel just became another victim. She took the fall for Elsa. Why would she be so stupid? Elsa could just block it off. Maybe it was just one of those family things. I wouldn't know. I don't really even remember my family.
"How's Rapunzel?" I ask and look over North and Sandy's shoulder. We had escaped Pitch, Hans, and Anna for now. Flying over to the sleigh, I see Rapunzel's body, flapping up and down with North holding on to her tight. All of the guardians get in this time, to watch over the next victim, who was fast asleep.
"It's all my fault," Elsa says as she looks over at Rapunzel "I should of deflected it before she could even get over to try and protect me. I saw her coming over." she starts to put her head down in shame as we head off back to the workshop. Hopefully, we won't find any trouble for a few hours.
"Elsa, don't worry about it." I say and she gives a little smirk, but disappears within a blink of an eye. "You know what you need to worry about?"
"What?" she says scared.
"What your center is going to be!" I say with a chuckle. She knows what I mean and smiles.
"Alright, alright. I'll think of one." she says as she looks over at the view. This is the first time in a while that I have seen her relax to see her beauty. Her sparkling eyes, her snow-like hair, and her amazing snowflake dress that she made. Everything seemed to be back in order for this one moment, except for one thing. There was a pocket on her left hip, that was very small. Only a folded paper could fit in that pocket.
"Hey, what's the small pocket for? to fit extra snowflakes in it when your bored." I say with a smirk.
"No!" she says as she giggles.
"What's in there then?" I say curiously.
"A piece of paper. It's something that Anna gave to me before I shut her out when I was little. It's a poem." she says, but I know it isn't true. She always uses this voice when she lies. Maybe she has my poem. No!It was probably blown away by the wind. She would of told me if she had the poem.
"Were here, Jack!" Bunnymud says loudly. "Stop daydreaming! We need to help long hair!" I guess that that was Rapunzel's nickname by the guardians. Long hair. I get why they choose it. All of her hair didn't even fit in the sleigh. About ten feet was hanging when we left. Now, I see Rapunzel, as worse as Anna started off. Th end of her hair was starting to turn black already. As I get closer to her, I see where she has been struck. On her cheek and her hip. The darkness was crawling faster than ever. It wanted to grab its next victim.
"Elsa! Sandy! Hurry and get over here!" I say, screaming, as I grab Rapunzel into my hands. She was as cold as ice. Suddenly, an idea just popped into my head. If light can kill dark, warm can kill cold! I hope this works, because it's the only thing that we can try left. Why didn't I think of this sooner.
"Sandy! Can you make me a dream chair?" I ask. He makes one with the click of his fingers. I thank him as soon as he finishes. It shines like the sun and looks very comfy.
"Elsa? Do you know the song that Rapunzel sings to make her hair glow?" I say as I start to gather her hair around her wounds, but making sure I don't use any of the dark hair though.
"Yes. Why do I need to know the song though?" she asks with curiosity.
"It's dark and coldness that we are going against right? Sandy can get rid of dark, but if it isn't too late, the hair can help! Her symbol is the sun so it must help us! Your symbol is snowflakes and sun defeats snowflakes. She hasn't even had her first attack yet, but we have to move fast! It could happen any second." I say, with a deep breath within each sentence.
"Are you sure this is going to work?" she asks as she grabs my jacket, to get closer to me. I could tell that she was worried.
"No, but I have a feeling that it will work." I say as I put the remainder of her hair on her two wounds, that were now covered in hair and darkness.
"Okay, Elsa. Rapunzel is ready. You can go ahead." I say quietly.
Everyone watches Elsa go over to Rapunzel. I stay away from all of the guardians, because I know that if I don't, they'll crowd me, making me believe that it was my fault, when really it wasn't. I watch Rapunzel's hair turn from a blonde-blackish to a glowing blonde. The dark was going off of her body and disappearing into the floor. Was it really working? When Elsa was done singing, I run over to her side. She had seen the dark disappear too and no longer had a sad face, but it wasn't a happy on either. After a minute, nothing had still happened and we decided that nothing was going to. We turned around to the other guardians.
"Elsa, I think we sho-" I stopped talking. Rapunzel had moved. She was no longer in the dream chair. Had the darkness got to her too? I don't see any dark. I arm myself with my staff and everyone else does the same by arming themselves. Suddenly, I hear a laugh and see Rapunzel, swinging from the rafters with her bright hair waving everywhere. She lands down right by Elsa and I and laughs at us as we stare in awe.