All of Centium City was frozen, and it was her fault.
…
"Don't worry, Ellie, we'll find him," Douglas reassured his sister.
Ellie was standing at the cyber desk, searching in vain for Donald's energy signature. Douglas knew his sister all too well, and he knew that Ellie was blaming herself for everything that had happened.
"Ellie," Douglas began, walking over and gently placing his hand on top of his sister's, "This isn't your fault," he told her.
Ellie lifted her gaze from the cyber desk to look at her brother; tears were shining in her eyes.
"But it is, if I hadn't messed with time, Frozen Rose wouldn't be here, in this time, and…and she wouldn't be freezing the city and she wouldn't have taken Donnie," Ellie said.
His sister was getting upset and Douglas could tell that her light teleportation was about to glitch, so he quickly generated his force field around her for a moment.
"Ellie, blaming yourself isn't going to help us find Donald, and it defiantly won't help if your light teleportation glitches and you end up teleporting all over the penthouse again…now, I need you to calm down, take a deep breath," Douglas said, looking right into Ellie's eyes.
Taking a deep breath, Ellie gave Douglas a little nod, and Douglas let his force field dissolve around her.
"Thanks," Ellie said, giving her brother a little smile.
"No problem, sis," Douglas told his sister.
Ellie and Douglas embraced each other in a warm brother sister hug, and as they were hugging, they both sensed where Donald was and that he needed them, their eyes glowed yellow, and they both teleported together out of Mission Command.
Right at that moment, Bree, and Kaz came down to Mission Command to see how Douglas and Ellie were doing; they stepped off the hyper lift and looked around, only to see an empty room.
"Where did they go?" Bree asked.