"I just don't get girls Bunny." Jack said sitting in North's workshop. "Well mate, think of it like this. Girls are just another species, one no one can figure out." Bunny sharpened his boomerang with a small knife.

Jack stayed quiet with his hood up, staring at the endless snow and ice. Until a shout interrupted his thoughts.

"Jack!"

Apparently Bunny didn't hear considering he's cursing to one of the elves for spilling hot chocolate on his paw.

"Did you hear that?" Jack jumped up from his seat. "Hear what mate?" Bunny held the elf by his little hat. "Uh nothing, I'm going outside to get some fresh air." Jack said walking out of the workshop.

Bunny looked at the open window that Jack was sitting by with a smirk. "Get 'em Frost."

Jack held his staff in front of him as he stepped closer to the fog.

"Jack!" The voice shouted once again.

"Elsa?" Jack looked around him not seeing a figure in sight. "Over here!" Jack heard her again but closer.

"I'm coming!" Jack shouts now sprinting to the voice.

Jack's face molds into a smile before it disappears quickly.

"Surprise! Didn't think it was me did you?" Gothel had her dark shawl tightly wrapped around her. Jack pointed his staff at Gothel who waved her finger.

"I wouldn't if I were you. Now let's see you like the cold right?" Gothel said causally. "Love the cold actually." Jack replies without letting his guard down.

"Then this will be ironic!" Gothel raises her hands up with the snow and ice around her circling Jack. Buried with his own ice and snow, Gothel looks at her work with an impressed smirk drawn all over her face before vanishing in thin air.

"Don't worry, he'll forgive us." Elsa said determined as she noticed a big pile of snow. "Wow, snowed heavily didn't it?" Rapunzel looked at the pole of snow.

"Guys..look." Merida picked up a familiar thing. "Jack's staff." Elsa whispered with fright.

"Elsa help me!" Rapunzel was clearing a good amount of snow with her hands. "I-I don't know how!" Elsa panicked with tremble in her voice.

"Just think of Jack." Merida helped.

Elsa closed her eyes, pointed her palms to the pile of snow and the snow started to fly up. "Where is he?" Merida asked Rapunzel who was on he other side of the pile.

"Elsa that's enough, I'm right here." Jack's voice rang. Elsa opened her eyes, blinked more than enough times, before engulfing herself in Jack's hoodie.

"How did you-" Merida started but was cut off.

"Dropped my staff. Oops." Jack picked up the staff that was on the snow. Elsa stepped back with her friends and smiled. "Jack remember that time when you saved me from drowning?" Elsa asked with a dreamy smile.

"Yeah it was magical, I felt sparks when you came up for air." Jack smirked with a playful look to Elsa.

"Liar, I never drowned and Jack never saved me. Who are you?" Elsa aimed her ice at him who was fearless. "It wouldn't be any fun if I just tell you right?" 'Jack' said before disappearing in a cloud of black smoke.

"Now real Jack." Elsa said with a shook. "You really love him don't you?" Rapunzel smiles at Elsa who was already pulling Jack out from the snow.

"I do. But-" Elsa pauses for a moment. "Never mind."

"Right, let's get him inside where it's nice and warm." Merida pointed to the workshop. "I'll hold this." Rapunzel held Jack's staff which was surprisingly heavy.

"He'll be fine." North reassured everyone who gathered around the sleeping Jack. "We can't just wait for him to wake up, we gotta go and defeat Pitch. Lord knows what he'll do." Merida crossed her arms firmly.

"Not alone, you won't have enough power. But together, Pitch won't be able to handle that much force." North said flipping through one of the books of ancient times.

"Until then, let's not get separated." Elsa said. "Deal." Rapunzel sat beside Elsa on the couch.

"Let it go.." Elsa sang her song as she stroked Jack's slivery hair. She ran her fingers through his cheek, "I'm sorry. I shouldn't have began that fight. When we finish this battle, I'll leave you alone to your peaceful life." Elsa kept staring at Jack asleep.

He won't hear anything. Right?