I don't own any of the characters from Frozen. They are all respectively owned by Walt Disney Animation Studios. The only characters I own is David and his mental embodiment of logic, trust, and good memories Delta. Delta is based on the A.I. fragment of the same time along with, Theta, and slightly Epsilon from Rooster Teeth's popular wed series Red vs. Blue.

I woke up at sunrise and I climbed out of my small tree that used as a makeshift shelter for the night. "Are we ready to start heading out." I said talking to Kristoff who was already up. "Yay were just waiting on the princess." He said with a hint of sarcasm. "I heard that and yes I'm coming." I heard Anna say from behind one of the bushes. Anna then came out wearing her traveling outfit. I noticed Kristoff's eyes widen just slightly at the slight of Anna. "Come on its a long way to the North Mountain." I said to my small group.

We travelled through the forest for a few hours coming into the a hill that overlooked all of Arendelle and we all saw the extent of Elsa eternal winter. "Its completely frozen." Kristoff said looking out into the frozen sea the surrounded Arendelle. "Don't worry Elsa will thaw it." Anna said physically feeling guilty for being the cause for Elsa bringing the eternal winter. "Are you sure." Kristoff said doubtful, and I don't blame him. "Yay, this way to the North Mountain." Anna said pointing in a northern direction. "Ha, more like that way." I said pointing at the knife like mountain with my sword. The mountain's peak was covered by an overcast of dark storm cloud making it look even more ominous. Anna looked up at the large mountain with awe, and the four of us continued on our trek to finding Elsa.

Remember that roadblock I was talking about last chapter, while this is when we meant him, or it whatever. A few hours later while walking through the snow covered forest we came across a small clearing surrounded by a bunch of frost covered trees. "I never knew that winter was so beautiful." Anna said noticing the pure beauty of the forest, not to mention just pass the time. "It really is beautiful isn't, but it's so white. You know how about a little color. I'm thinking crimson, chartreuse… How about yellow. No yellow snow, no go." We all heard from the forest I turned around to see a small oddly shaped snowman waddling next to Anna and Kristoff.

"Am I right?" The little snowman said waving at the two of them. "A!" Anna screamed kicking the snowman's head off. Which landed in Kristoff's arms. "Hi." The snowman said when he landed. "You're creepy." Kristoff responded quickly tossing it back to Anna. This continued a few times before Anna slightly grossed out for some reason exclaimed "Just put it back with the body." She then threw the snowman's head at it body making it fall over in the snow. The snowman stood back up and humorously the snowman head landed upside down and the snowman said noticing this fact. "Wait a minute why are you all hanging upside down like a bat." Anna giggled to herself and said flipping the snowman's head right side up. "Hold on just a minute." "Oh thank you." The snowman said after Anna fixed him. "Your welcome." Anna said back giggling to herself at the snowman's cuteness. "Now I'm perfect!" The snowman exclaimed spreading out his sticking arms. "Almost." Anna said grabbing a carrot from Kristoff's bag filled with them for Sven. Anna put the carrot in the snowman's head trying to make a nose. She accidently used to much force when inserting the carrot making it go through his face, only a small section sticking out. "Anna you fail." I said making fun of her error. Anna gave me a death glare, which just made me laugh.

Anna corrected her error and the snowman introduced himself formally saying. "Ok that's start this thing over. I'm Olaf and I like warm hugs." He said turning toward Anna his stick arms spread open in a hugging motion. "Olaf, that's right Olaf." Anna said seeming to recognize something about the snowman. "And you are..." Olaf said asking Anna her name. "Oh, I'm Anna." Anna said introducing herself. "And who's the funky looking donkey thing over there." Olaf said talking about Kristoff. "That's Sven." Anna said not understanding what Olaf really meant. "Ok, and who's the reindeer." Olaf said now talking about Sven. The faces on Anna and Kristoff were priceless. I started laughing internally and Delta joined in. "Sven..." Anna weakly said still shocked that Olaf was actually talking about Sven. "Oh makes things easier for me. Now who's the scary looking merc dude?" Olaf said talking about me. "He's David." Anna said to Olaf. "I'm I that scary looking." I said in my head to Delta. "You meant give that vide to people or snowman in this case who don't know you." Delta said to me.

My little chat with Delta was interrupted when Anna asked Olaf if Elsa made him. "Yay, why?" Olaf said like a child. "Hmm, Elsa is able to bring her snow creations to life. That's pretty rare, even for a cryokinetic." I said to myself in my mind. "Maybe she is more powerful then you previously thought, sir." Delta said in my head. "I know exactly how powerful Elsa is Delta." I said back to Delta ending the conversation intentionally. "Do you know where she is?" Anna asked Olaf. "Yay, why?" Olaf said back responding the same as before. "Can you show us the way?" Anna asked Olaf again, and Olaf responded the same. "Yay, why?" "I'll tell you why." Kristoff said becoming frustrated the same I was at Olaf's childlike behavior. "We need Elsa to bring back summer." Kristoff said explaining the situation to Olaf.

For no apparent reason Olaf started singing about wanting to experience summer. Olaf continued in his song for a about two minutes, and the whole time all I was thinking about was the weird fact that everyone I knew randomly broke out into song. Near the end of the song Kristoff said sarcastically "I'm gonna tell him." He said talking about that Olaf obviously didn't know that if he was in summer he would melt. "Don't you dare?" Anna said lightly hitting him in the shoulder. After Olaf finished the song he grabbed Anna's hand and hopped showing us the way toward Elsa. "Someone's got to tell him." Kristoff said to himself. "Come on Kristoff we should get going." I said walking passed him. I was slightly glad that we were finally getting some distant directions, despite coming from a childlike snowman.

Olaf led us through the mountain climbing higher, and higher. In time we came across a high rock cliff. "Now what?" Anna said looking up at the easily one hundred foot high cliff. "Hmm, it's too steep I only have one rope and you don't know how to climb mountains." Kristoff said looking into his bag. "I don't suppose you know how to climb mountains?" Kristoff asked me as I was looking at Anna epically fail climbing the mountain. "Kristoff turned around." I said talking about Anna. "Why... what are you doing?" Kristoff said noticing the ridiculousness of the Anna trying, and failing to climb the cliff. "I'm going to see my sister." Anna said grabbing another rock. "You're going to kill yourself." Kristoff and I said at the same time. The two of us continued to watch Anna fail at climbing the cliff, Kristoff even asked me. "Tell me again how do you know her?" "I try to not be directly associated with her sometimes." I said face palming. "Please tell me I'm almost there, is the air getting thin up here." Anna said unaware she only moved about five feet up the cliff. Kristoff and I just shared an amused look at each other. Kristoff then walked up to Anna and said. "Hold on..." Kristoff was interrupted by Olaf who wondered off looking for another way to Elsa. "Hay Sven, I don't know if this is going to help? But I found a staircase that leads to exactly where you want to go."

"Finally, catch." Anna said elated and jumped off the cliff. Kristoff caught her in his arms. Anna then climbed out his arms and followed Olaf saying to herself. "That was like some crazy trust exercise." I noticed that Kristoff eyes light up as Anna walked off, and I gave him a little wink as I walked passed him following Olaf.

I didn't know it then, but was leading us to the most beautiful thing I had even seen; and still is, and that's saying something. He also leading us to a moment that would change Elsa and Anna's relationship forever.