Elsa, Anna and their new family have settled into life in Arendelle after the events of the Council of the Four Seasons. But now that Theonia is returning to fulfill her new role in their lives, things may get complicated, particularly for the Snow Queen. As a new era of magic and goddesses looms on the horizon, what changes are coming to the world? Sequel to Council!

The story picks up about a week after the events in Frozen. The sisters are learning to be sisters and friends again. As well as what it means to be Queen and heir to the kingdom. WARNING: This story contains violence, blood and death. It also contains snow sisters and ice bros moments. Just even things out.

In their time, political marriages are a fact of life. Elsa's heart is thawed and expanding; Hiccup's is broken and receding. Theirs is a shared life of dragons, talking snowmen, parchment, ink, flames, ice, steel, and blood. Through all this, love may yet be found.

Birger is a Frost Dragon without hope. Elsa is a Snow Queen without friends. When the former arrives in Arendelle, and only Elsa can get close, Anna sees an opportunity to help both at the same time. But building relationships won't be their only issue when Hunters follow Birger, seeking to kill him and any magic they find along the way-including Elsa.

The closed gates and Elsa's isolation didn't go unnoticed. And sometimes the past doesn't always stay in the past. Follow along just before her parents death to beyond the film. Elsa will try to show all that she is so much more than just the Snow Queen. Her family is with her. Her personal guard will protect her at all costs. Will it be enough? Further detail and intro inside.

Set immediately after the Great Thaw, Queen Elsa must face threats from all sides if she is to survive, let alone stay on the throne. Of all the enemies she faces though, her greatest might be herself.

Months before her coronation, Elsa meets a mysterious pair of royal twins and their fates become intertwined - for better or worse. As the events unfold both before and after the movie, she learns more about herself and the powers that have been a mystery her entire life.

After the thaw, Arendelle was gifted with a time of peace. But the disappearance of one of the kingdom's trustiest leaders, Captain Rossing, leaves many questions behind. It's not at simple as it seems; royal secrets spill and ancient enemies rise, whose sole intent is to destroy the kingdom. There's more to being a Snow Queen than Elsa was aware of, and it involves great danger.

Stirs of discontent have compromised the monarchy of the Southern Isles for years, but the sparks of uprising fan into flame as Prince Hans cracks the foundation of the royal family with his Great Shame. As he is blown among the winds of change and shipped into exile, he begins to find his own place at long last...as the catalyst of a looming revolution.

The Dragonborn and the Snow Queen. An unorthodox pair that shouldn't be in the same realm together but find themselves in such a predicament. Where do they go from there without causing more damage to each other's sanity?

In a world of sacrifice, shields, and gods, Elsa never felt that she belonged. Having thought to be a curse left by Odin, she stays hidden. As Anna struggles to connect with her sister, both women are dragged into a war they aren't ready for. How will they survive when treason threatens to tear them apart? (Viking AU).

Picking up one week after the events of the movie, this story looks into the little things left unresolved in the movie and rarely if ever discussed in other writings. a hint of Kristanna, and touch of Frohana, but mostly taking a fresh look at the world of Frozen.

Queen Elsa's love powered the Great Thaw. The Corona Royal Academy estimated the power of Elsa's love to be at least 200 billion horsepower. What happens when early 19th century science and ice magic collide?

After meeting her boggart two years ago Elsa has all but locked herself away from the world. Now in her 5th year Elsa is more cold and distant then ever and Anna fears she may never get her back. But will Elsa be able to keep her wandless magic a secret now that Hogwarts has been taken over by possibly the most horrible woman ever to walk the halls. Harry Potter x Frozen Crossover

Queen Elsa's normally the nicest, gentlest, warmest person ever...except for during a magical period that comes once a month. Hope. Love. Family. This story is about none of those things.

A combination of Frozen and a modified version of the European realpolitiks of the nineteenth century. It includes Elsa's romantic entanglement and political intrigues for the control of Arendelle. Disclaimer: Frozen characters and associated franchises are owned by Disney. No challenge to their legal status is intended. Cover by kind permission of David Lojaya.

Elsa is gone and Anna is now the Queen of Arendelle. She deals with the aftermath of a terror plot to murder all of Arendelle's nobility -and- needs her Royal Council's permission to marry. An old enemy still lurks in the shadows wanting a final revenge on a woman grieving her lost sister. Cover art commissioned from comickergirl. Final story in "Worthy Queen of Greatness" trilogy.

Instead of being isolated in her room after the accident with Anna, Elsa is sent away to her aunt & uncle in Corona. While growing up in an environment different from Arendelle, she stays in contact with her sister through letters. Elsa's fate to become The Snow Queen, however, is not easily escaped. [!child and !teen Elsa for the first chapters][Complete]

Anna has questions that Kristoff never considered. He is about to get a crash course in what it means to be the only human who wears fire crystals. The larger question, though, is whether anyone will be left alive to appreciate the answers, if he can find them. (NOTE: Rating has changed due to highly descriptive scenes of battle in "Ready, Fire, Aim!".)

Hans has returned to his homeland. His father is at a loss. What do you do with a murderous, kingdom stealing son... that you love dearly. The Fate of Hans. Rated M for swearing and... other things.

Picking up where "Verðug dróttning stór" ended, we see the Snow Queen of Arendelle as she heals and prepares to bring havoc down on the Duke of Weselton's badly bewigged head. This is a darker Elsa, a more traumatized Elsa, who may have lost her way. Her enemies continue to scheme in the shadows as Arendelle prepares for war. 2nd story in "Worthy Queen of Greatness" trilogy.

[Stand-Alone AU] Welcome to reality. Reality is not black and white. There are so many shades of it, but none of them that are too obvious for the eyes to see. How many events do the hero need to experience so that they can know about this? Perhaps one that includes the destruction of the world as we know it? [Rated T ; COMPLETE!]

Book Two of The Godstone War - Arendelle lies in ruins, and the first seal has fallen. The enemy is now one step closer to releasing Sjelspise, the Eater of Souls, from it's eternal prison. Elsa must now confront her own fears if she is to stop them from laying waste to the rest of the world. With new allies and enemies alike, she will need an iron will to exact her vengeance.

Two days after the end of the eternal winter, Elsa disappears without a trace. Kristoff, Sven and Olaf go after her, leaving Anna in charge of an Arendelle that is still very much unsettled. Meanwhile, Elsa is about to discover exactly where her frosty powers came from…and what destiny they tie her to.

Companion to The Godstone War saga. A collection of poems, shorts, History of Magic excerpts, and other musings that coincide with the events of the books.

When Elsa "let it go" and accepted her magic, she hadn't been aware she could bring snowmen to life. She wasn't prepared for Mary, a snowwoman who isn't quite as blissfully happy as her brother Olaf. Now Elsa must deal with a clingy, angsty snowwoman, said snowwoman's boyfriend, Fritz, who's totally over his feelings for Elsa, honest, and a cult devoted to "Elsa the Snow Goddess."

Who is Elsa underneath the labels of queen, sister, and wielder of powerful ice magic. And what will she do if she faced someone who she truly feared—that is, who she may have become had she let fear rule her?

One team is strictly on a mission. The other team wants to find out what they're hiding. With common enemies, working together becomes their only option. "We're not a promise of what's to come, and you're not a chance for us to change our pasts." Story by adorable pragmatism

Three hundred and thirty five years was a long time. As a cruel act brings old pains back to the fore, Elsa is forced to accept help from the recently-deceased Commander Shepard, in a journey that threatens to unleash all she has kept secret from the world. The good Commander isn't just there to help her, however: he's there to recruit her for a mission. A suicide mission.

Book One of The Godstone War - A woman and her child on the run. A strange man in dark robes. A myth long forgotten. A demon on the rise. Will Elsa, Anna and the others have what it takes to stop the evil about to be unleashed upon the world? Or will their strained and troubled pasts interfere once more? Most importantly, will they still have each other in the end?

Elsa has lived a happier life ever since the Great Thaw, albeit one in insecurity and self-loathing. As she struggles to confront her inner demons, to make new friends, and to learn more about her kingdom, a monster motivated by revenge threatens to strip the Snow Queen of everything she had fought so hard to keep. CURRENTLY ON HIATUS.

Half a year after the Great Thaw, Elsa is trying to be the best monarch that she can be. But when a familiar face from the past returns, and a ruthless new foe is unveiled, can Elsa save her kingdom, herself, and those she cares for from annihilation? And what secrets do the recently unearthed, mystical Skadi Stone hold for the Snow Queen?

In the months following The Great Thaw, joyous times are brought to Arendelle. But a sudden shift in power in the Southern Isles draws Elsa and the rest of her kingdom into a situation that could be deadly for her, Anna, and countless others. A story of tragedy, sacrifice, and an action-packed high-seas adventure. (Now a multi-part story).

World slowly comes to know that new queen of Arendelle is gifted with magic, but how will they react? Some refuse to believe. Some try to fix their relations with Arendelle. And some put into motion long-planned schemes, schemes in which Queen Elsa has just became a central figure...

What if there were more beings with power and control over the elements? Elsa has ice and snow, but where are the others?

Just as Princesses Merida, Rapunzel, Anna, and Queen Elsa settle down from their adventures, fate drives them together - and apart - to fight a war against a returning evil that threatens their kingdoms, their loved ones, and their own lives.

Two months after Elsa's coronation, she decides to have a Royal Ball in a new ice palace. One guest has a problem; a magical disaster has befallen his Kingdom. Elsa agrees to help, only to find she cannot lift the curse, and a child poisoned by black magic, his only hope being the love of his best friend. Elsa magic, other magic, sister love, Kristanna, quests and monsters.

Sequel to "Curse of Cassandra": After the events of Elsa's coronation,things begin to settle into a state of normalcy. But Anna soon realizes that some scars don't heal as easily as she first thought, but she still wants to help her sister get back to the way she used to be. What she discovers might surprise her.

The course of true love, as they say, never did run smooth. Anna and Kristoff are ready to wed, but with Kristoff's common background and war brewing on the continent, it won't be easy to convince Elsa's Council. Can Elsa manage to secure her sister's happiness while taking a stand for her own? Or will true love be forced to give way to politics? Cover credit to andavrii at Tumblr.

Elsa's having a little trouble with her subjects. After all, just because she has miraculous powers over ice and snow doesn't mean she's actually the goddess Skaði, right? So why does she have worshippers now? And how can she make them go away?

There's old magic at work in Norway, far more than anyone's realized. The prophecy's set in motion. Time's running out. Thirteen years of solitude have elapsed and Elsa's to be crowned queen. It's a day of new beginnings, lies, and forbidden love. But dark forces rise. Ragnarok is coming. Long live the queen. T for violence. Christian themes (CURRENTLY BEING EDITED. UPDATE SOON)

One day, Anna overhears a conversation between Elsa and her council discussing the comission of a new sled for Kristoff. Originally written for a prompt on Tumblr.

During a visit from the Princess of Corona, Arendelle's capital is attacked by an unknown force and Anna, along with the visiting princess, is taken. It is now up to Elsa, Kristoff and the Prince-Consort Eugene to save their loved ones but there is only one man that has dealt with this enemy before: Prince Hans of the Southern Isles. Featuring Rapunzel and Eugene from Tangled.

In my sequel to Frozen, Anna and Elsa will be up against a new challenge and begin to test the question: Do all stories end happily ever after?

A stranger comes to Arendell with a warning of a new danger. A danger with its sights set on Elsa, the Snow Queen. Elsa needs his help to be ready for this new threat. But this stranger carries his own threats as well.

We all know the story of Anna, and how she saved Arendelle from an eternal winter by reconciling with her sister. But what about Elsa's side of the story? What was she experiencing throughout all this? Here we have the beloved tale of Anna and Elsa, told from the point-of-view of the Snow Queen herself. Because sometimes, two people can view the same story in very different ways.

Anna and Elsa find out where Olaf was in between those lost childhood years and the present.

BOOK 1: Arendelle's young princesses were more than sisters, they were best friends. Then a terrible accident tore them apart, sending Elsa into hiding and leaving Anna with no idea why. Now, as the king and queen try to help their daughters, another face enters the picture. Will Anna's new friend be the bridge that brings them together or the wedge that drives them apart forever?

When all you have is a hammer, then everything looks like a nail. That was King Agdar of Arendelle's blind spot when it came to dealing with the growing powers of his daughter Elsa. When she pulls away from all human touch, a desperate father reaches into his past to give his beloved girl a future, only to discover depths in her that he never knew existed.

A direct Sequel to Frozen, taking place 16 months after the events of the film. A Knight from an obscure kingdom comes to Arendelle, warning her of an ancient evil his kingdom can no longer contain. Still recovering from her years in isolation, Queen Elsa will have to make drastic decisions to protect her kingdom and her family. Can Elsa stop this enemy, or set him loose?

Arendelle is not immune from the revolutions sweeping Europe. Elsa must decide what path to take in the face of change.

The events at the coronation of Arendelle's new queen left quite an impression and a slew of worried correspondence from across the continent. Elsa, not feeling up to the task of tackling a mountain of paperwork so early in the morning decides to find something else to do and pays a visit to the castle library. When she discovers an ancient rune-laden book, a new journey begins.

Christmastime descends on Arendelle, bringing with it the cold chill of Winter. Can Queen Elsa resist the season's frigid embrace?

Four years after the breaking of the Teen Titans and one year after the disappearance of Raven, something new haunts the streets of Gotham. Is it friendly? Is it even human? And what role will the Justice League play when the darkest Titan is suddenly amongst them once more? Raven-centric, later pairings, mature/comic-level content.

It was supposed to be over. The reagent was gone from his system, and all the lights were on... so... how could he still be seeing Slade…? Immediately follows the events of "Haunted."

A continuation of the episode "Haunted." Who triggered the reagent and for what purpose? The Titans must solve the mystery as they are attacked one by one.

A series of parodies that will make you facepalm and groan, guaranteed. Now with 99% more random! Complete!

When Robin has a stress-induced heart attack, the other Titans all react in their own unique ways to prevent any undue stress from hurting him further. However, trying to keep people from being stressed has its own funny way of stressing them out....

Marvel at the Titans' shining moments and darkest hours as one of their own undergoes a startling transformation.

The evil duplicate Titans summoned by Trigon have returned, and they force the Titans to examine who they are and how they feel about each other to beat them. BBRaven, RobinRaven, & RobinStarfire all toyed with to various degrees.