Hi Everyone. I would like to thank Mickie84, for helping me out with the Norwegian portion of this chapter. I already published this, but he corrected my sentence, so this is just a reposted chapter with Mickie84's sentance. Thanks again Mickie84!
Goodbye
Papa, how long will I be separated from Anna?" sniffled Elsa, frost slowly spreading across the floor. 'She is scared not good…' thought Agdar. "Only until you learn to control your powers Elsa. We do not want Anna to be hurt again do we?" Elsa shook her head, and continued to sniffle, tears threatening to fall. It had been six hours since the accident; and the royal family had just arrived home. Idunn was settling Anna, who was still unconscious, comfortably in her bed while Agdar was explaining to Elsa the changes that were to be made. At the same time a few of the castle staff were moving Elsa's belongings into a spare bedroom in the east wing. "Come now, I will show you your new bedroom, then if Anna has not woke you may say goodbye to her." Spoke Agdar. Elsa nodded and took her father's hand, however in her heart she did not agree, and knew she never would.
When they reached what would be Elsa's new room, Elsa gasped. "But Papa, this is the East wing, the family doesn't stay here!" She said, quite harshly, although more out of shock than anything. Agdar smiled, he didn't realize Elsa had already figured that out. "Yes sweetie, but we needed to give you a spacious room, some you will need to stay there all day. This room has a mini ice bin you can keep some snacks in, as well as a state of the art washroom. My favorite part though, is the view…" He said opening the door. Which had also been painted with blue snowflake like rosemaling, to help Elsa feel so much at home. As Elsa stepped inside, she smiled, just a little. She supposed this would be the nicest place to stay if she was required to be locked up all day everyday for a while. However, the real reason she was to stay in the east wing didn't escape her. Her father had grown scared of her, and didn't want her in the same part of the castle as the area he spent most of his time. The North wing, where business was conducted, the West wing, where the family stayed, or the South wing, where Anna spent most of her time, as it had play rooms, and photo galleries, gardens and ponds. So Elsa was to be left in the west wing, where the guests would stay, but now, there would be no more guests, which would leave Elsa isolated, just like her father wanted. Elsa shuddered at this thought, but she also knew it was to keep everyone safe, and her father was doing what he thought best. So she turned, and gave her father a small smile, and bravely said, "Thank you Papa, for keeping Anna safe, and for this room. It's lovely." Agdar smiled, and motioned for her to follow. As the castle staff finished moving her things into the room, Elsa would get to enjoy her last breakfast in the dining room for quite a long time.
Later, after Elsa had seen her new room, and eaten breakfast, Idunn came to get her. As Anna had not yet woken, she was going to take Elsa to say goodbye, for a few minutes, before bringing her to await her new room in Agdar's study. "Mama, will I ever see Anna again after this?" asked Elsa sadly, on their way to the room that used to be shared by the sisters. 'Poor girl, she loves Anna so much. It was just an accident, however, she is being torn away from the only person she can truly feel at ease with. I can't imagine how much she is hurting.' Idunn thought before smiling sadly. "Nei kjære, du vil se Anna igjen. Men du må øve på magien din, bare til du er sikker på at du ikke vil skade henne igjen... Okay?" (No love, you will see Anna again, but you must practice you magic, just to make sure you don't hurt her again… Okay) answered Idunn, in Norwegian, as servants were nearby, and no one except Kai and Gerda were to know of Elsa's powers. Elsa nodded and as they entered Anna's room, Elsa ran to her sister.
"Oh, Anna, I am so sorry." Said Elsa through her sobs. "I…I just wanted you to be happy… I hope… hope you get better. I don't want you to stay like this…." Elsa stopped for a minute noticing a little frost on Anna's blanket, which she was clutching. Gasping she backed away looking at her hands. "No" she murmured., shaking her head. Looking at Anna again she took a deep breath. "Anna, I don't know if you can hear me, but I have something important to say. I love you so much, and I always will. That's why I am leaving right now because I have to protect you from me. I used to be naïve about my magic. I saw the beauty in it, but not the danger. Now I see how dangerous they can be, and unless I know I can control them without fail I cannot be around you. Pabbie a wise old troll, you met him once well he warned me about my powers. He said there is beauty and danger in them, he also removed all your memories of magic, including the small trace of magic in your genes. Remember once you were able to create a small flame,but then it quickly diminished because there was not enough magic in your body. You did still have some and he removed it. This of course means it will never grow, and develop enough to become something beautiful. No now you are a nice normal little girl who will think magic is a fairy tale. I on the other hand know the truth, and no matter how much I don't want to be a part of the magical world I know I must be. Anna I promise here and now, I will learn to control my powers, and come back to play with you. I promise you will not grow up alone, and I promise my magic will always be used for good, they will never bring harm to another person again. Anna I know since you will never know why we were separated this will be very difficult for you, however I ask you to try to accept it. Please come talk to me through my door, tell me what is happening in the outside world. Above all, remember I love you, and I always will love you." As Elsa finished she broke down in tears. Looking around the room she noticed some of her things were still there. Her toys that had been left on Anna's side of the room were still there, along with her bed and toy box. Quietly she stood and went to the two dolls that resembled her and Anna. Picking up the Anna one she looked back at Anna, and went to the writing desk. Quickly she wrote a note to her, tucking it under the doll resembling her, and still holding the Anna doll went to her father's study.