Title: Well, well, well
Category: Cartoons » Hero: 108
Author: Cahaya Sidur
Language: English, Rating: Rated: K+
Genre: Suspense
Published: 02-04-14
Words: 769

Disclaimer: I do not own Hero: 108 or Rise of the Guardians.

AN: Basically, a short one-shot crossover between Hero: 108 and Rise of the Guardians. Here, Mr. NoHands is the Spirit of Summer (from Mongolia), Lady Lena Green is the Spirit of Spring (from England, London) and Lin Chung is the Spirit of Autumn (from China, Hebei).

Jack Frost sighed at the annual meeting of the Guardians, before he turned, seeing the window blast open, and a 40-year-old man, Asian, burst in. "Jack Frost! What do you think you're doing?! Making winter early in Russia?!" The temperature seemed to be growing warmer.

"Russia is always cold!" Jack protested. NoHands' face was red, and his strict military voice was the complete opposite of Jack's playful one. The summer spirit had blockades pinning his arms to his body, but that didn't stop him from screaming at everyone.

The Guardians stared at the man, just as another two came in.

"NoHands!" Lena Green, the spring spirit, sighed, before she noticed the Guardians. "Hello." Flowers grew from where she stepped, only for them to wilt away or close up as the other one, a male, came in. Lena Green - or as the other spirits called her - Lady Green, was wearing her usual green dress, but Jack knew that she was also carrying her diving equipment.

She never went anywhere without it. Her twin blades hung from her belt, and her hair was neatly styled. She was from England, London before her death, and now considered the area her home.

The other one, Lin Chung, was the autumn spirit. His grey hair was uncommon from where he came from, and at his age (China, in some town that Jack couldn't remember), along with his pale skin. His dark eyes were unlike the usual brown eyes in China, but there was an Asian look about him.

He spoke Chinese and Mongolian fluently, whilst NoHands, who was from Mongolia, couldn't even speak a word of Mongolian.

Lin Chung was wearing his customary black clothes, holding onto his purple staff, which happened to shoot bamboo shoots and was also able to be used as a blade. Jack had learnt not to underestimate the pointy shoots of the bamboo shoots. He got on fairly well with the autumn spirit because of their respective seasons.

Jack had always presumed that Lin Chung and Lady Green were together, but he hadn't got them to admit it, only got them saying they were only friends. Of course, Jack didn't believe them, but for some sometimes obtuse people, they could be awfully smart.

"Jack, who're these people?" E. Aster Bunnymund asked, eyebrow raised as he took them in.

Jack cringed at his tone. "Um, this is Lady Green, the spring spirit. And that's Lin Chung, the autumn spirit."

Both regarded Jack and the Guardians carefully. "Jack, you're a Guardian now?" Lin Chung asked, his voice smooth as always.

"Yeah…" Jack trailed off, smiling sheepishly.

"And you thought that that was important enough not to tell us?!" NoHands barked at him. Jack didn't need to turn in order to know the Guardians were trying hard not to laugh at him now.

"It didn't come up…" Jack trailed off again, seeing Mother Nature step in. She was dressed impeccably as always.

"Jack." Her voice was reprimanding, even as Jack sighed.

"I know."

The Guardians were watching this with curiosity. Lin Chung seemed exasperated, while Lady Green looked at Jack, eyebrow raised, mouthing the words: I told you so to him. Jack seemed to scowl at her, and then returned his attention to Mother Nature.

"Yeah, see, there was this disaster, and-"

He was interrupted by Mother Nature. "You made it snow in Summer, made Winter 2 months earlier than it should be around the world, during Autumn, and made it finish 2 weeks too late!" She gestured to the other three spirits. "It's not as easy as it looks to try and keep the balance, you know?! Both of them," She pointed to Lin Chung and Lady Green, "had to work overtime in order to try and maintain the balance of the weather!"

Jack mouthed a silent Sorry to them, one which they both seemed to accept, shrugging. NoHands spluttered. "What about me?!"

Mother Nature snorted. "Please, NoHands, Lady Green took care of it. You just ensured Summer came along and tried to cause problems for Jack."

Jack smirked, but it was quickly wiped off his face by Mother Nature frowning. "Honestly, Jack?"

"You know, Pitch Black, and-" He stopped abruptly, as if sensing that Mother Nature's bland look was a sign that she wasn't interested nor believing of it. He smiled nervously, and then mouthed to Lady Green and Lin Chung as Mother Nature turned around. Help me!

The Guardians were amused as both spirits shook their head. No.

It was enough for Lady Green and Lin Chung to watch Jack get reprimanded for the next three hours.