Jack wandered away from the crowd into a small clearing. He was lost in his thoughts when a voice sounded from behind him and startled him. "There might be a way you know." He turned his head to see a woman standing only feet from him. "Who are you?" he asked curiously as he fully turned to face her.

"I am someone who might be able to help you." The woman smiled warmly.

Jack studied the woman. She wore a flowing, winter-white gown, had long, blond hair that was tied back neatly and a pretty face. She was obviously an immortal since she was able to see him but she looked very human. It was hard to tell her age but she did look older than him. Jack found it curious he had never seen her before. He had visited Arendelle often since learning of the snow princess. " How? " he questioned, unsure if he was asking how she could help or how she seemed to know what he was thinking`.

"I happen to know a little magic and I believe I have a spell that would help you." She replied simply.

"What's your name? " Jack asked, furrowing his eyebrows. He felt annoyed that he still didn't know who this strange woman was. He braced his crook and stepped back from her. Though she smiled sweetly, she still seemed suspicious. He had come across many spirits and other immortals who knew magic and none of them knew of a way for humans to see him. " Are you a witch? " he asked cautiously.

She laughed lightly. " I've been called many things, including a witch, but I think of myself more as a queen."

Jack snorted. " Queen? " he asked with a mocking laugh. " Queen of what? "

The woman took a step towards Jack and he continued to watch her suspiciously. She held out a long, slender, manicured hand palm up. " Queen of the winter, I suppose. " she replied sleekly as an ice crystal in the shape of a rose formed above her hand.

Jack's mouth dropped open. "Another one " he thought, shocked. He quickly composed himself. " I guess that makes me a king then." To prove his point he moved his staff to the side of him and aimed it at a little tree. A bright light shot from Jack's staff and the tree crystallized. He smirked smugly at the self-proclaimed queen.

The blonde woman did nothing more than smile once again before speaking up. "I know who you Jack and I'm aware of your powers." she stated matter-of-factly.

Jack narrowed his eyes once more and gripped his staff in front of him tightly. "How do you know that?"

The woman laughed lightly. " I don't believe there is any immortal in this world who doesn't know who you are, Jack Frost. You leave your mark everywhere you go." Jack frowned. "It helps that I watch you too, well, I have others watch you. " she replied, still smiling a sickly sweet smile.

"That's not creepy. " Jack said sarcastically. The woman raised an eyebrow elegantly. He then remembered how he had been watching Elsa throughout the years and suddenly felt bad. "That's different though." He reasoned with himself. " Why? " he questioned her.

The woman shook her head. " That's not important either. " She stepped forward again and placed the hand that had held the, now melted ice rose, under his chin. Jack shivered at the touch despite it being warmer than he expected. She meant his blue eyes with her own ice-blue ones. "What is important is the fact that I can help you." she said firmly.

"How?" Jack asked once more, growing impatient and still feeling very doubtful.

The woman released Jack's chin and took a couple steps back. "I thought you'd never ask." she answered. She swept her hand in front of her and a spark of white magic forced Jack to close his eyes for the brightness. When he opened them again the woman held a round, crystal vial that contained a bright purple liquid.

Jack eyed the vial. " What's that? " he questioned.

"This," the woman replied as she raised the vial eye-level. "Is the answer to your question." She lowered the vial before continuing. "This Jack, is how I can help you. This is my own little creation, it can turn you visible to humans."

Jack felt his heart skip a beat. He couldn't believe what he was hearing, he thought she had to be lying. "How?" he asked, still very skeptical.

The woman laughed lightly and shook her head. "You ask a lot of questions don't you?" she didn't wait for Jack to answer. "I suppose I understand." she drew in a deep breath then exhaled slowly before continuing. "It's magic. I already told you that I had a gift. I can assure you that no harm will come to you if you take it and the choice is completely yours." When she finished, Jack noticed that though her smile still lingered it seemed less sweet somehow.

Jack glanced from the vial to the woman and back. There was one thing he still didn't understand aside from who this woman really was. If this potion could really make him visible to humans, why did she want to give it to him. "Why do you want to help me? What do you want?"

The woman chuckled. "Suspicious aren't we?" she asked him with a tilt of her head. When she received no answered she spoke again. "I want to help because we're alike Jack. I'm not seen by the humans either, not even the children. Nobody believes in the snow queen. I'm nothing more than a story."

"Why not use it for yourself then?" Jack questioned.

"I'm alright with who I am and perhaps sometime in the future I might but I believe you need this more." she said, raising the vial up once again.

Jack looked at the liquid inside the bottle. "I don't know." he hesitated.

"You want to be seen, you're tired of feeling alone. Think of Elsa, the human girl who shares your gift." the woman stepped towards Jack.

Jack thought of Elsa and how alone she had seemed for all those years. She had her sister once again but wouldn't it be nice for her if she could talk to someone who had the same powers, someone who could relate. It would be nice for him too, to have a real friend for once. "I" he began.

"Go ahead." the woman encouraged him.

Jack began to reach for the vial that the blonde woman held out for him but stopped. "What do you want for it?" he asked.

The woman shook her head. "Nothing, I told you, I just want to help a kindred spirit."

With only a moment more of hesitation, Jack grabbed the bottle. He sloshed the liquid around as he examined it closer. "So, if I drink this, I'll be visible to humans?"

The woman nodded. "Well," she began. "Human children."

Jack raised his head quickly with a puzzled look. "But Elsa's an …"

The woman interrupted with a raised hand. "Elsa's the exception, her and those closest to her." she lowered her hand. "I said before, this is my special elixir. I added magic to it so the queen and her sister and her sister's love can see you along with the children of Arendelle. But it is limited magic. Beside limiting the number of people being able to see you, I'm afraid it is also limited to Arendelle."

Jack smiled for the first time since he meant the stranger. He didn't care if it was limited to Arendelle, for the first time in ages humans would see him, someone in the mortal world would believe in him.

With his doubts ebbing away, Jack removed the cork from the bottle but was stopped by the blonde woman placing a hand over the top of it. "One more thing Jack." Her face held a seriousness she hadn't yet shown. "I ask for nothing myself, but this is magic and I'm afraid all magic comes with a price."

Jack's eyes narrowed as he lowered the vial and glanced up at her. "What's the price?"