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"Drago!" Elsa shouted. "I know you can hear me! Show yourself!" Elsa shouted into nowhere.
A vortex appeared in front of her and Drago appeared seconds later.
"What is it?" Drago asked.
"I have a question for you." Elsa said.
"And you didn't say it earlier? I wonder how much time that would have saved both of us." Drago said.
Elsa's expression turned angry and her hands were covered in a thin layer of frost.
"Well, I'm listening." Drago said.
Elsa relaxed a little.
"Why are you doing this?" Elsa asked.
"This again. I already told you that you don't need to know. It's not like I have any particular reason." Drago said.
"So you killed the King and Queen of Corona and destroyed their kingdom for no reason?" Elsa asked.
"Precisely." Drago answered.
Elsa's eyes opened wide out of astonishment.
"Why?" She asked.
"You want the truth?" Drago asked.
"That would certainly be helpful yes." Elsa said.
"Very well. You want to know the truth then here it is." Drago said. "I was bored."
Elsa was shocked at his answer.
"You were bored? That's why you killed innocent people?" Elsa questioned.
"You're one question just turned into a million more." Drago said.
"Don't change the subject!" Elsa interrupted.
"Then I won't but to answer your question yes. That is why." Drago said. "This world is so... gullible."
"What do you mean by that?" Elsa asked.
"People think that love and peace is the answer to serenity when in reality it's the exact opposite." Drago said.
"And what if those people are right?" Elsa questioned.
"They're not but you still don't seem t be getting the picture. I thought that someone like you would know the truth best of all." Drago said.
"What do you mean someone like me?" Elsa asked.
"You may not see it yet but we're the same Elsa." Drago said.
"I'm nothing like you and I never will be." Elsa argued.
"Our ambitions aren't the same this is true, but you'll come to see that we bear a lot in common. Like you I was born with my powers and also like you I couldn't control them at first. And I was also casted out by those I loved. But the way we control our powers is completely different." Drago said.
"What do you mean?" Elsa asked.
"Your powers are controlled by love while mine are controlled by hatred. Mine would have been controlled by love but they're not. The reason for that is I learned overtime that there is no such thing as peace. In this world, wherever there is light there will also be shadows. As long as the concept of winners exist there will also be losers. The selfish desire of wanting to maintain peace causes wars, and hatred is born to protect love. The concept of hope is nothing more than giving up. A word that holds no true meaning. Once you realize that your eyes open and you come to see the world in a different, better way." Drago said.
"You're wrong." Elsa said.
"What was that?" Drago asked.
"Hatred is the cause of wars. There's nothing more to it. If you're trying to tell me that me and you are the same... then you better get a reality check. I'm nothing like you and I never will be." Elsa said.
"Foolish girl!" Drago shouted frustratedly.
Drago calmed down and smirked from under his hood.
"If you don't believe me then I'm certain this will make you. What if I were to tell you that your parents died by my hand because of something that happened with me and the King and Queens of Corona and Arendelle." Drago said.
Elsa was speechless at his words.
"I knew your parents. We had a complicated relationship. The same situation with Corona. A couple days before Repunzel and Eugene's wedding I had gotten a sent letter saying that your parents had declared war on me. So as a result, I decided to give them... a fitting end." Drago said. "As for the King and Queen of Corona I held back for a couple years to see how the Queen would react. Because, if he didn't tell you, your father, the King of Arendelle and the Queen of Corona were brother and sister. It turns out that everything had worked out exactly as I planned. The Queen was devastated. So I decided to take advantage of that and wait until her grief was at it's peak. And that time was now."
Elsa was silent.
"This is the reason why you and I are nothing alike." Elsa said.
"I beg to differ. You're a tactical fighter just like I am. I know that you would have done the exact same thing if you were me." Drago retorted.
Elsa didn't want to admit it, but she knew Drago was right.
"Your reasoning still doesn't make sense to me. Why would you kill innocent people when you're bored?" Elsa asked. "I've been called a monster in the past but it's nothing like what you're doing now."
"Haven't you had times when you have nothing else to do? I'm sure you have. You remember it clearly don't you." Drago said. "The point is... this is my version of fun."
"You're nothing but a monster. You're heart is pure blackness." Elsa said.
"Everyone has darkness inside of them. Even you." Drago said.
"That's not true." Elsa denied.
"Don't believe me? Fine. Let's take a look shall we." Drago said.
Drago waved his hand and a dark stream started to leak from Elsa's heart. It was lead to Drago's hand and formed a ball. The stream stopped flowing and Elsa dropped to her knees grasping her heart in pain.
"It hurts doesn't it." Drago said.
"What did you just do to me?" Elsa asked over the pain.
"I took your darkness." Drago answered.
Drago took his free hand and conjured a dark orb.
"Well would you look at that." Drago said.
The orb that he took from Elsa was darker than his.
"Do you know what this means?" Drago asked.
Elsa stood up slowly still holding her hand over her heart.
"Enlighten me." She said.
"Your darkness is stronger than mine. It's almost in purest form and when that happens you'll die an unfitting end." Drago said.
"Then why don't you just kill me now?" Elsa asked.
"No." Drago said.
Drago shot the orb of darkness back into Elsa's heart and she dropped to her knees again.
"I'll let you do that yourself." Drago said.
Drago heard footsteps, and behind Elsa he saw figures fast approaching.
"So... she called in the cavalry." Drago said to himself.
Anna, Kristoff, Eugene, and Repunzel rushed in his direction.
"Elsa." Anna said quietly.
Anna ran to Elsa and knelt down beside her. The other three stood behind her looking muderously at Drago.
"What did you do?" Kristoff asked angrily.
"Nothing that will cause her any harm. I was just proving a point." Drago said.
A vortex started to build up around Drago.
"Now listen close and listen well. I will destroy you. And when I do I will do two things. The first will be to kill you all one by one. The second will be taking your power Snow Queen. As well as yours Princess." Drago said.
"But I don't have my powers anymore." Repunzel said quietly.
"In fact I'll be taking all of your powers. But before I leave I'll give you some words of warning. Beware, for if any one of your citizens chooses to defy me I will not hesitate to kill them. And we all know that Kings and Queens would do anything for their people."
The vortex engulfed Drago fully and he disappeared. Anna turned her full attention to Elsa who was still holding on to her heart.
"Are you ok?" Anna asked.
Anna helped Elsa stand up.
"I'm fine. Thank you Anna." Elsa answered.
"What did he mean he would take our powers? I don't even have mine anymore." Repunzel asked.
"I think I know who we can go to for answers." Kristoff said.
"You lost me." Eugene said.
Anna and Elsa smiled back at him.
"You can introduce them Kristoff." Anna said.
"What do you mean introduce? Where are we going? Ahhh! So many questions I can't think!" Eugene said slightly loud.
Kristoff chuckled.
"We're going to see my family." Kristoff said.
Repunzel and Eugene put on confused expressions but Kristoff just smiled.
Drago walked back into the long hall that lead to his throne and Gothel was waiting for him.
"I was watching. What did you do?" Gothel asked.
Drago made two dark orbs in each hand.
"I'll give you a quick lesson on dark magic. When you have two dark energies that are somewhat the same in form or strength you can create an invisible link that connects to where the darkness has taken refuge. In other words I can control her heart. I have her life in the palm of my hand. All I have to is..."
Drago crushed the orb in his left hand.
"Crush the source." Drago finished.
Gothel gulped hard and was hesitant to speak.
"You didn't just..."
"No. That was just an example. This is the real thing."
"But that's impossible. You can't kill her from here."
"Oh but I can. And I'll prove it to you. I won't kill her but I'll give you an example."
Drago waved his hand and a projection of Anna, Elsa, Kristoff, Repunzel, and Eugene was formed.
"Now. Watch." Drago said.
Drago put pressure on the orb and in the projection Elsa fell to her knees grasping her heart in pain and she started to cough out blood. Drago relaxed his hand and in the projection, Elsa looked like the pain had faded. The orb in Drago's hand faded and Gothel stared at the projection with slight fear in her eyes.
"Did you do what I asked of you?" Drago asked.
Gothel was shaken from her thought.
"Yes. He's here. He's in the prison." Gothel said.
Drago started to walk away.
"Thank you Gothel you've been a big help." Drago said.
Drago walked down hall after hall and came to a staircase that led down into a dark space. His footsteps echoed in the narrow hall. He stepped in front of a cell that had a human figure in it.
"I don't know how you manage to see in hear." The figure said.
"I won't tell you that but I will tell you something you want to hear." Drago said.
"And what would that be?"
"Well, let's just say it involves a little incident in your past."
"I've hd a lot of those."
"I can imagine. With your attitude I can only imagine how many fights you've gotten yourself in to in 23 years."
The figure chuckled.
"It involves... Elsa and Anna." Drago said.
The figure lifted its head and its green eyes shone through the darkness like stars in the dark sky.
"What's in it for me?" The figure asked.
"Your revenge and your own kingdom." Drago said. "Corona to be exact."
The figure stood up but his chains were bound to the floor.
"I've heard a lot about you Hans of the Southern Isles." Drago said.
"And what exactly did you hear?" Hans asked.
"I heard what you tried to do in Arendelle. I was their and I had to say I found every moment of it entertaining."
"At least someone's laughing."
Drago chuckled at his words.
"You have weapons don't you?" Hans asked.
Drago took out two metal hooks from behind his back.
"Hooks?" Hans asked.
"They're more useful than you think." Drago said.
Drago swiftly moved his arm to the side and the metal bars of Hans' cell were split in half. Drago started to walk away.
"You're just gonna leave me here?" Hans asked.
Drago stopped walking.
"There will be a time and place for your appearance. Worry not Prince Hans. You'll get your revenge soon." Drago said.
Drago continued walking and his steps echoed through the halls. He opened a pair of wide and tall double doors that lead to a balcony. It stared out at a desolate area. Full of grey. The sky was dark and the only thing you could see was bare bones that looked like the decayed bodies of dead warriors. The wind was gentle and the weather was somewhat warm however, the sun couldn't be seen. The sky made you wonder if there even was one.
"Enjoying the scenery your Higness?" Someone asked.
Drago turned around and saw someone kneeling. It was Near. One of Drago's closest friends and the land of the dead's best fighter only second to Drago himself.
"Near. How have you been my friend?" Drago asked.
Near stood up from his kneeling position and stood beside Drago.
"Well I can't say I've been good. Death isn't exactly pretty." Near said.
Drago chuckled.
"You've still kept your sense of humor I see." Drago said.
"It would appear so." Near said.
There was silence between them for a moment.
"So, you brought Hans here?" Near asked.
"I'll be needing him in time. I can use him to confuse my enemies. With this, he'll get his revenge and I'll have the kingdom of Arendelle. Then after that I'll kill him." Drago said.
"You certainly haven't changed." Near said. "Well, I should probably get going. I have training to do." Near said.
Near walked off in the opposite direction and left Drago to gaze out at the vast emptiness.
"Near." Drago called without looking back.
Near stopped walking.
"Pay respects to your father, and mine if you would." Drago said.
Near started to walk again.
"Will do." Near called back.
Drago stood in silence for a minute.
"Who as that?" Someone asked.
Gothel walked up beside Drago.
"An old friend." Drago answered somewhat depressed.
"Did something happen between you two?" Gothel asked.
"No." Drag answered. "I just have a very troubled past."