The Oddballs

Okay, so, last chapter was a filler/summary of the main characters. I hope you enjoyed it, because it's going to be big. Enjoy the chapter!

-Jack-

I walked through the doors of my new school, DreamWorks and Disney. What did that even mean? I had no idea. But I was in for a world of hurt.

"Hey, look! It's another albino freak!" I heard someone laugh.

A girls voice sounded from behind me. "They're talking about me." I whipped around to face her. She had long hair in a braid, and wore a blue dress that looked like it was made of ice. "I'm sorry, my name is Elsa Arendelle. Of course, no one knows that. They just call me Albino. What's your name?"

I cleared my throat. "Me? I'm Jack Frost. Of course, you're the first to ask, Elsa."

A small smile played on her lips. "It's been a long time since anyone has called me that, Jack. And I'll be the only one, unless you follow me."

I looked around at the people staring at me, pointing and laughing. "I'll go with you."

Elsa motioned for me to walk down an abandonned hallway. "No one ever comes down here but us." She whispered.

"Us?" I asked, unaware of the others at the end of the hall.

She chuckled. "Not you and me, Jack. Me and my friends. We call ourselves The Dragons. It was Hiccups idea, really. He said it was to honour a dead friend."

I glanced at her. "Who's Hiccup? And what do you mean, dead friend?"

She turned, glancing at me. "Hiccup is kinda the group leader. I... Neer met his dead friend, but Hiccup says his name was Toothless, and that he was an actual, real life, Dragon."

I suddenly saw a figure glance out of a room. "Icy, get in 'ere before they see you!" The -obviously Scottish- girl whisper yelled.

Elsa ran towards the door of the room, and I quickly followed. "Sorry, Merida. I was talking to Jack."

Meida suddenly saw me. Scowling, she whispered, "Why'd ya bring him 'ere? He might expose us!"

Elsa shook her head. "No, he won't. He's new here, he doesn't know anybody."

A slim figure appeared in the shadows. "Icy, you know better than to bring others here."

Elsa lowered her head. "I'm sorry, Hiccup, but I couldn't leave him there. He was about to become the next 'Albino Freak', like I did in first grade. I just couldn't let that happen!"

The figure -apparently Hiccup- sighed. "Very well. Now we have to wait for the others."

I glanced around. "Others?"

Elsa nodded. "Rapunzel, or Blondie, as all the others call her, and Percy, known as Waterboy around the school."

I nodded, unsure of what she ment by Waterboy.

-Elsa-

I had just brought a new member into our society of outcasts, and Hiccup left me in chrge of filling him in on everything.

Jack was full of questions. "Who's Percy?"

I sighed. "Percy, or Waterboy, is the son of Posiedon."

Jack cocked his head. "Son of Posiedon? Like, the Greek Myth Posiedon?"

I nodded. "Yes, like the Greek Myth. He prefers us not mention it though, as most people think he's crazy." I sighed. "There are others hidden around the school, but we haven't been able to find them. They've hidden their identities well."

Jack smiled. "Others, eh? Are you one?"

I shook my head. "No, I'm not. But one of them, Khione, I believe, gave me power over Ice. That's why they call me Icy, not Elsa."

Jack looked thoughtful. "Are any of the others in this group children of the Gods?"

I laughed. "Yes. Rapunzel is the daughter of Apollo. Hiccup is the son of Athena. Merida is the daughter of Nemisis. What about you? Are you a demigod?"

Jack nodded. "I think so. I mean, I've got strange powers."

I shook my head. "Just because you have strange powers doesn't mean you're a demigod. Sometimes the Gods grant mortals gifts. Like me, Khione gave me power over Ice and Snow, but I'm completely mortal, except for the fact that I can see through the mist."

Jack pursed his lips. "If I'm a demigod, I don't actually know. What I do know is that I have the ability to fly." He looked thoughtful. "I'm not sure who my father is, though. My mother says she doesn't really know either, and what I do know is that he wasn't normal."

I thought about it. "From what I've heard from Percy, you could be a son of Zeus. Like..."

Jack sat up straight. "Like who?"

I shook my head. "I shouldn't have said that. Percy hasn't even told Hiccup."

I heard a voice behind me. "And I'm afraid I might regret telling you, Icy."

I turned around. "Percy, I-"

Percy shook his head. "No, it's okay. At least you didn't actually tell him."

Jack cleared his throat. "Tell me what?" He asked.

I shot Percy a small glance. He gave me a look that assured me about telling him. "Well, he's someone you won't get to meet, that's about all I can tell you. Percy has worked with him before, and that's how they know each other. I'm not allowed to tell you anymore."

Jack nodded his head as if he understood. "Okay. So, is that all?"

I shook my head. I looked at Percy. "Percy, you should go find the others. Maybe Rapunzel's with them." Percy seemed to get the message. After he'd left, I sat back down. "You should meet Rapunzel. I have a feeling she might take a shine to you."

Jack smiled. "Really? What does she look like?"

I looked behind him, only to see Rapunzel. "Turn round and see for yourself."

He did, and they really hit it off. I turned to Percy. "Where are the others?"

Percy smirked. "Well, let's just say that they're busy."

-Merida-

Hiccup and I were out in the halls, searching for other demigods. Maybe we'd find another powerful one.

"Hey, Merida?" Hiccup pulled me aside.

I turned to him. "Yes, Hic? Is there a problem?"

His face flushed red. "Well, no. I just, uh, wanted to, um, talk to you alone."

I rolled my eyes. "Again, Hic? You aren't goin' to rant on about how it's ridiculous tha' Astrid dumped you for Snothead?"

Hiccup shook his head. "No, I... Just want to say that, well..."

"Just spit it out already, Hic!"

He sagged his shoulders. "I think you're beautiful, Merida, and that you're the most amazing girl in the world. I think I really like you." He blushed, glancing at the floor.

I felt my face heat up. "Really, Hic?"

Hiccup nodded slowly.

I knew I was blushing furiously now, and was breathing uncomfortably heavily. With out thinking, I gave him a peck on the cheek before dashing back to the room.

-Hiccup-

I knew I liked Merida, and I was afraid she didn't like me back. Until she kissed me on the cheek. I knew Merida didn't take lightly to kissing, and that if I metioned it, she'd have my head. So I left it be.

Walking back to the room, I was stopped.

"Hey, squirt. What's wrong? That little redhead show you up?" Snotlout mocked.

Astrid scoffed. "Probably didn't even have the courage to ask her out."

The twins burst out laghing. "And even if he tried, she'd say no. You know how she reacts to those things." Tuffnut added.

"Yeah, it's not like she's ever had a crush." Riffnut pointed out.

Only Fishlegs remained silent. I rolled my eyes. "Yes, I know she isn't into boys. Now if you excuse me, I've got buisness to attend to."

I pushed by them, but not before I herd Snotlout snort. "Probably still mouning his stupid Dragon, Toothless."

I began to run, knowing my temper would get the best of me.

-Percy-

Hiccup entered the room with a scream. I knew better than to ask him anything. Last time I tried, he attempted to rip my guts out. Literally.

Elsa, who was sitting at a table, spoke. "Hiccup, is something wrong? Was it the stupid Viking group?"

Hiccup locked the door. "Yes, it was, Icy."

I looked at Merida, who was staring thoughtfully at the ceiling. I'd never seen her like that.

Elsa sighed. "Oh, Hiccup. You know they're just bullies. If they knew what you could do they'd be so afraid that they'd be shaking in their boots."

Hiccup sat down on the couch. "If they knew what I could do, I wouldn't have to worry. I know I'd be called a freak though."

I laughed. "Or you'd be called insane, like me." I looked at the time. "Oh, I've got someone I have to talk to."

Merida made her first comment. "Who?"

I frowned, giving her the signal to back off. "Doesn't concern you." I left, looking for Jason.

-Anna-

I was laughing along with all my friends, they called us the 'Disney Princesses', about how stupid the new kid was when I saw Waterboy-Percy-running through the halls. "Hey, look! Waterboy's lost!" I laughed at him, not feeling guilty at all.

Gothel, one of my best friends, laughed along with me. "Either that, or he's looking for his nonexistent girlfriend!"

I heard grumling behind me. "His girlfriend isn't nonexistent."

I turned around to see Elsa. The silent bitch! "Oh yeah? Who is it, then?"

Elsa glared at me. "I am."

There were a bunch of whoas around us. "Oh? So, the Albino Freak is going out with Waterboy?" Tiana snickered.

"Bet they're just as insane as the other." Aurora sneered.

Elsa wasn't fazed. "Percy isn't insane. He's actually quite sane. More sane than any of you."

Cinderella scoffed. "So, you're defending that boy-toy of yours? Do you even know where he's going?"

Elsa rolled her eyes. "Shut up, you whore." Everyone went blank with shock. "Just because he's weird doesn't mean you can insult him." Her gaze returned to me. "Oh, and Anna?" I gulped. "You have no idea what you just messed with."

Mulan walked in front of me. "Who are you to talk to us like that?"

Elsa smirked. "I'm the one who's going to end your reign of tyrany over this damn school, Mulan. And I will not take mercy on those who have none. In fact, all of you have shown none. You'll all regret that later."

Elsa walked away, leaving us to gawk at her. Never before had she been so blunt and rude. "Something's up, and we need to find out what it is." I whispered to the other girls.

So, I hope you like the first actual installment of 'The Oddballs', because I certainly enjoyed writing it. Okay, I need to sleep. Three more reviews for the next chapter. Keep the fire burning!