Elsa's POV*
"Am I doing alright?" I asked Jack as I held the small glowing snowflake orb in my hands.
"You're doing great, Elsa!" He said to me with a huge smile on my face, his hands floating slightly above mine as he carefully watched me. He had begun to teach me a couple basics on how to control my powers. We started with me producing a small snowy orb. The first time it melted after just a few seconds, the second one spinning out of control and flying around the room before it finally smashed into a wall. This was now the third one and so far, I was able to keep it under control. I was happy with myself so far.
"Now, we're going to shrink it, okay?" Jack said. Shrink it? How do you do that? "Slowly bring your hands closer together." He instructed me. I did what he told me and I began to see that it was getting smaller and smaller as I applied pressure to it. Finally it was about the size of a small apple before Jack instructed me to bring my hands closer one last time. My hands came closer together 'till my left hand was covering the right one and I could no longer see the small orb.
"Now open your hand back up." Jack said. I opened my right hand and the orb was now gone. In it's place was a small delicate snowflake. I then began to concentrate on it and it slowly started floating above my palm. With a small wave of my hand, it began flying around the room. Me and Jack both followed it around with our eyes before it finally flew back to us. Instead of landing back in my hand, it landed in Jack's hair. He looked up at it and gave it a smile.
"You did great Elsa! Well done!" He applauded at me. I blushed at him.
"Why thank you, sir Jack." He chuckled. I couldn't help but smile at him. I never thought I'd get so close to someone in just one day. I then gazed up at the grandfather clock that was in the corner of the room and gasped. Jack jumped around, his staff in his hand.
"What's wrong Elsa?" He looked around us.
"Nothing, nothing. It's just that it's almost midnight."
"Whoa!" He exclaimed in surprise." How did it get late so quick?" I shrugged my shoulders. Even I didn't know.
"I think you'd better get home. The guardians are probably worried why you haven't came back yet." I said to him. I actually did not want him to go. I wanted him to stay a little longer, with me.
"Yeah. I guess I better get going." He said. There was disappointment in his tone of voice. He didn't want to leave either.
"Could you come back again tomorrow?" I asked him and his face lit up.
"Of course!" He said to me with a nod of his head. He grabbed the snow globe he had placed on his chair and held it in front of him, like he was going to say something to it. He quickly stopped what he was saying and reached into the pocket of his sweater.
"Oh! I almost forgot this." He said, pulling out a small snow globe. He placed it in my hands and I looked at it. "It's a gift from North. It can show you anyone you'd like to see and it can also show you their past and what they're doing this minute." He explained.
"Really?" I looked at it with interest.
"Yeah! Just say the name of the person you'd wish to see and it'll show you."
Hmm. I'm going to try it out. "Please show me Anna." I said to the snow globe. The magic dust that was at the bottom started to swirl around inside the snow globe before it finally formed an image. I looked closley at it and saw Anna and Kristoff in bed sleeping. She was snoring and was laying spread out in their bed, taking up most of the space. Poor Kristoff was curled up near the edge of the bed. Any minute now, he was going to fall off the edge. The magic dust then stopped swirling around and settled back down at the bottom.
"Wow." I exclaimed. "This is incredible!"
"Yup! It sure is." Jack said, standing right next to me. We turned to look at each other, our eyes meeting. We looked into each others eyes, our eye contact never breaking. Suddenly, the grandfather clock began to chime as it finally stroke midnight.
"Well, I better get going so I can let you get some sleep." Jack said. "But, I'll be back tomorrow."
"Promise?" I asked. Did I seriously just ask that?! Oh my gosh!
"I promise." He said with a smile. He then lifted his snow globe back up in front of his face and said "North Pole." and threw it in front of him. Suddenly, the portal which he had stepped out of earlier opened back up again, swirling. Before he took a step in, he turned to look at me.
"Goodnight Elsa." He said to me.
"Goodnight Jack." I said back to him, giving him a small wave goodbye. He gave me a smile, turned back around, and stepped into the portal, and I watched as it finally disappeared with him in it.