A/N: Thank you for the reads. They keep me writing. Also I will be taking some of the elements from the Frozen stage show. Don't worry I've done the show and the changes aren't too big game changers where you'll be lost. On with the chapter!
Archie, Veronica, and Jughead were hiking threw the woods. They each had lanterns and blankets on there backs to keep themselves warm. "So what are you going to do when you find her?" Veronica asked.
"I'm going to talk to her," Archie said.
"Talk to her?" Veronica asked. "Because I'm sure the ice witch can be talked into remove the curse on this land."
"I'm sure this was all a accident," Archie said. "I shouldn't have pushed her. I should have let her leave when she wanted to."
"And I shouldn't have asked the question," Veronica said.
"We all made mistakes at that party," Archie said. "Well expect for Jug. He just sat on the couch and watched."
"I like to stay out of drama," Jughead said. They then heard humming. They all turned around and saw a living snowman.
"A little bit of you, a little bit of me," it sang. Archie, Veronica, and Jughead all let out screams. It looked at them. "I see we got off on the wrong foot. Hi, I'm Olaf and I like warm hugs."
"Olaf," Archie whispered.
"Yeah, that's my name," he said, remembering the days him and Betty would go to the park and make a snowman.
"Did Betty make you?" Archie asked.
"Yeah, why?" Olaf asked.
"Can you take us to her?" Archie asked.
"Yeah, why?" Olaf asked.
"I'll tell you why," Veronica said. "We need her to end this winter to bring back spring."
"Agh, spring," Olaf said. "I've always loved the idea of spring, the sun, and all things hot."
"I'm guessing you've never experienced heat," Jughead said.
"Nope," Olaf said. "But it sounds wonderful."
"Should I tell him?" Veronica whispered.
"Don't you dare," Archie said.
"Come on guys, let's go bring back spring," Olaf yelled, excitedly. The group then continued on there hike. Jughead looked to his left.
"Guys look," Jughead said. They turn around and see a palace made of ice.
"I only know one person who would live in something like that," Veronica said. "Or who could make something like in such a short amount of time."
"Yeah, it's like a five minute walk from here," Olaf said.
"That's good," Archie said. "Hopefully no serious damage will be done before we get to Betty."
They continue on their journey as Olaf lead the way.
Chuck lead the search party threw the woods. "It's like negative five degrees," Reggie said. "Maybe we should continue the search in the mourning."
"If we stop searching, permanent damage might be caused," Chuck said.
"But I think the girls might be getting tired," Reggie said.
"We're fine," Cheryl said.
"You're free to go," Chuck said. "No one is forcing you to be here, Reg."
"You're right, we should keep going," Reggie said. The group then continued on their journey. Reggie tried to convince himself killing Betty was right because it might bring back spring, but what if it didn't work? They would have killed a innocent person for no reason. He hopes the feeling will go away when it gets time to do the deed.