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"Dinner time! Everyone get your asses down stairs!" Nicole yelled through the halls then jogged down the stairs. Elsa and Anna were in no hurry to eat so they gave their roommates the go ahead to eat without them. "You kissed Abby?!" Anna yelled when the other girls were outside. "We didn't kiss. We almost did, but Becca interrupted us before we could." Elsa explained in a calm tone. 'Note to self, thank Becca and give her a big hug.' Anna thought. "So, do you like her?" The younger sister asked, casting her gaze upon her borrowed sneakers. "No." Elsa lied. "If you do like her, then by all means go get her, Anna." The young princess looked up to her sister with hopeful, naive eyes. "And you won't be bothered by it?" She asked. Elsa forced a smile on her lips. "Of course not." Lie.
"I don't feel that way toward Apollonia." Lie.
"You're my little sister and I want you to be happy, with whom ever you choose." True, but why did it have to be Apollonia? Anna grinned with unfiltered happiness and wrapped her arms around Elsa repeating, 'thank you, thank you' over and over again. Elsa just hugged back and tried not to frown. Why didn't she say yes when she was asked about her feelings for Apollonia? She basically just gave Anna permission to break her heart along with the girl she wanted for herself. She released her sister and told Anna that they needed to eat dinner, so they left with the red head having an extra skip to her step.
The others arrived to the table Elsa and Anna sat in with their own food. Conversation was immediately started between them all. That was one of the things Elsa enjoyed about Camp Half-Blood. There was never a dull moment between her and her roommates. There was always laughter and smiles coming from everyone. At the moment Becca was telling everyone a humorous story about her family and so far everyone was bursting into a fit of giggles, including Elsa. Anna was actually thinking of a way how she could approach Abby with her feelings, without scaring her off. She would wait a few more days before she came out, just to be safe. Then she would confess her feelings. "You okay, Elsa?" Apollonia whispered. She sat pretty close to the Snow Queen and her breath landed on Elsa's ear, making her shiver. "Yes, but can I talk to you? Alone?" The brunette nodded and excused herself and Elsa.
Once outside Apollonia asked what the older woman needed. "I hope the incident back at the mountain doesn't affect our friendship. I don't know what got into me." Elsa explained rather quickly. 'That's a lie, I truly wanted to kiss you. I just didn't know your friend was going to interrupt,' Elsa thought. "It's okay, I guess it was just the spur of the moment." Apollonia said with a reassuring smile. 'That may be but now you're going to be sharing those moments with Anna and I don't want that.' They went back inside without another word and continued to eat as if the whole ordeal hadn't happened. In a way, Elsa was glad that her friendship with the Italian beauty wasn't affected, but then again she wished they had kissed. Even if Apollonia didn't want a romantic relationship with her then at least she would have the memory of those delicate lips on her own. 'Anna, you are one lucky little girl,' Elsa thought.
Before long, the group of friends all headed back to Cabin 6 and were eager to get back to their comfortable beds after a long day of physical activity. Apollonia waited longer in the living room, seeing that it was only nine o'clock. She decided a walk to the research facility could help, plus she wanted to see how the worker's progress was going. The visit though, was a big waste of time. They had no idea what they looking for. Even though she gave them all the information that was needed, they still didn't have a lead and it looked like Elsa and Anna were going to be staying a while.
When she walking back to her cabin, Apollonia heard a series of whimpering coming from the depth of the woods. It had to be an animal, they were to rough to belong to a human. She cautiously walked to the source of the sounds and discovered a rather large wolf heaving and huffing large portions of breathes. She noticed a big would on its leg and was trying to nurture it. All of the logical parts of Apollonia were screaming for her to leave the animal alone and step away from it. But upon seeing the injured creature so vulnerable, made her walk forward to inspect the gushing wound. Apollonia reached out, not touching the animal as it growled at her hand, and used her ice abilities to put a large portion of ice and snow on the wolf's leg. It growled louder but stopped as the pain subsided by the coolness of the ice. The wolf then looked up and met the eyes of the girl. Apollonia didn't know what it was but the wolf's eyes seemed to have glowed under the moon. Just as she was about to leave, the wolf plunged its teeth into Apollonia's side, getting a blood curtailing scream from the girl. She tried to fire small balls of fire at the animal but she was in too much pain to concentrate. Then another bite of given, this one being a lot harder than the first, into her stomach. Apollonia was sure the animal was going to devour her right then and there but it opened its jaws, let the girl fall flat on her side, her head getting a hard land and then ran away to the woods. Apollonia clutched her wounds, despite the pain of it all, she dragged herself back to her cabin, making loud noises as she entered. Loud enough to make a certain platinum blonde from her sleep.
Elsa's mind was racing, trying to remember where Apollonia had shown her a nurse's office. Running outside while helping Apollonia on her feet was a difficult task but that didn't matter because the younger girl was blood, fast. "It's straight ahead." Apollonia grunted, pointing her index finger to the direction. Elsa quickly picked up the brunette bridal style and ran off to where Apollonia pointed. Bursting through the door with her foot, Elsa yelled for help and was thankful when a aging woman ran to her and took Apollonia out of her grasp. Rushing the near to unconscious girl to a different room as other nurses and doctors ran after them. The Snow Queen felt her heart drop as she lost sight of them so she ran, ran as fast as her legs would allow her to go until she skidded to a halt as a nurse stopped her. "I'm sorry, miss, but you can't go in there." The nurse said.
"But that's my friend, I need to know where she is." Elsa persisted. The nurse still didn't let her in, saying that the doctors would do anything to help.
Apollonia's vision was fading away. She heard rushed voices all around her and she didn't recognize any of them. She only heard one thing before she slipped into the comforting darkness. "I've never seen bites this deep, she's lucky she's alive!"