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Chapter Six:
"I thought it was bed time already?" I grinned as Elsa made it sure to lock her room.
It would be a disaster if someone entered and saw her playing in the snow and talking to no one.
"I'm bored. The last time I let out my powers on purpose was when I made a snowman inside my room…" Elsa answered sadly.
Should I tell her that I was beside her during that time?
She sighed. "I don't want to talk about it anymore. Let's go play."
I guess not. "Yeah, sure."
Elsa made it snow inside the room. "So what're we going to do?"
"I suggest making the walls soundproof or your sister will wake up." I said, walking to the wall opposite her sister's room.
"How do we do that?" She asked.
"Really? You can hang up a guy like me upside down from your room, and you can't think of how to soundproof your room?" I asked sarcastically.
"No."
Jack, he's just a kid. "Oh, right." I touched the wall and placed a thick layer of ice on it as it spreads on to every inch of her room.
"Your move, Princess." I grinned, giving her a challenging look.
She smiled and stomped her feet on the floor coating the floor with a layer of her ice magic. "Hah!"
From what we did just now, I came to realize that her ice power stops as soon as it reached mine. It doesn't mix together. Just like oil and water. "I wonder why…"
"What?" Elsa asked, making a snowman with her back behind me.
"Oh, I said 'nice snowman'." I grinned walking beside her.
Elsa turned around and stepped aside letting me see the snowman. "His name is Olaf, and he like warm hugs!"
"A snowman who like warm hugs?" I looked at her.
"Yeah, why?"
"Nothing." I answered. "Nothing at all."
It's hard to keep up a conversation with this kid. Sometimes she's mature, sometimes she's not.
"Where are the other parts of his body?" I asked, changing the topic about warm hugs.
"Oh, wait a moment." She moved around picking some buttons and marbles from her toys. "Jack, can you please get me some twigs and sticks for his arms and hair? You can get one from the tree just outside my room!"
"Ah, sure!" I stepped outside the balcony reaching out to the said tree. But it was too far for my hand to reach.
*snap*
A sound of something snapping caught my attention. "What was that Elsa?"
"Oh, I just found something to use as arms! I just need twigs now, Jack!" Elsa answered happily. She sure is enjoying her time.
"Oh, about that…" I got inside the room and saw that she's in a corner fixing the snowman's other features. "I can't reach the twigs, I need to fly."
"Then do so!"
"I kind of need my staff in order to that…" I replied looking around the room for my staff. Where the heck did it go? "Have you seen it?"
"What does it look like?"
"It's a long and thin piece of wood."
"Uh-oh…" Elsa said and stopped working on the snowman to look at me.
"What?"
"Does your staff has a curve like the letter 'C' on its end?" She asked, giving me a weird smile.
"…yeah. Why?" I asked giving her a weird smile too.
"Uhh… you see." Elsa fidgets, suddenly interested in her hands. "I think I broke it."
"…excuse me?"
"I snapped it into two, and used it for Olaf's arms."
"…" My jaw dropped to the floor as she revealed Olaf the Snowman who like warm hugs and has large arms.
"I'm sorry, Jack!"
. . .
We ended the night with me concentrating really hard to bring back my staff together again (to which Elsa offered in creating a new one made out of ice), tucking her into bed making sure she won't snap anything for Olaf's arms again, and repeatedly saying that I'm not angry for what an irresponsible and inconsiderate thing she did to my staff.
Nope, not angry at all.
"I'll pay you back tomorrow!" Elsa called to me before I jumped into the night getting ready to unleash a snow storm on an unfortunate country.
"Yep. I'm only doing my Guardian duties."