BlackRoseQueen
Karai's Parabatai
A figure stood on a small hill in the forest. His appearance, such as his face, were completely obscured by the long brown traveling cloak he wore, on his back was a medium sized sack. He seemed to be looking at a map.
"Hm..."
The figure muttered while looking around ever so slowly.
"Okay so the valley should be that way..."
He said before folding up the map and making his way towards the location indicated on his map. After walking through the forest for a while, he eventually started to hear voices coming from the valley up ahead. Sneaking around he made his way to a nearby boulder and hid behind it. He peered out from behind the boulder just enough to see what was going on, but still kept enough cover so he could be seen easily.
"Well, I'm definitely in the right place."
He smiled a bit under his hood. Seeing the trolls along with a certain queen, he could help but wonder what the noble-like female were doing in the woods much less with the trolls. From what he knew not many people even knew about this place anymore.
This man was Allan.
"That was close."
The male known as Allan let out a sigh of relief glad he wasn't caught so far, as he had to quickly hide himself when the noble-like girl turned his way. He couldn't clearly make her out from this distance but she'd still be able to see him. She had beautiful blue eyes though. . .
Allan's thoughts were interrupted by the sound of moving dirt and pebbles hitting the ground... And falling into the valley below, which was just peachy for Allan. In his rush, he had pressed his full weight against the rock he was hiding behind. This in turn caused the rock to move and break away from the small incline he was on.
"Oh... This is bad, very bad."
Was his last vocalized thought as the boulder started to roll heading towards the valleys occupants more importantly towards the girl. Well, there goes the whole lets-make-a-good-impression idea. . .
Future Queen Elsa of Arendelle had heard a loud rumbling to the side where she looked before, since she could have sworn she heard and saw someone. All of the sudden a huge boulder was rolling towards them. But that wasn't all. Coming with it was a man. She gasped and quickly shot a solid ice block to stop the wild rolling, only to lose control. The ground near Allan was, well, frozen like a frozen lake of some sorts.
"A-ah... Are you okay?"
Allan found himself on his back his cloak was tattered and torn in places revealing patches of forest green, the hood of his revealing his somewhat pale skin and blonde hair. He had a few cuts and scrapes a deep one was on his arm. Opening his crystal blue eyes, he only nodded his head very slowly.
"Beautiful..."
He muttered he didn't know if what he said was just in his head or out loud, luckily she didn't hear. . .
The silver haired woman above him was looking down at him with her pale skin seem to fit perfectly with those deep blue eye's he couldn't help but get lost in them and that wind. The wind he felt around her it was even more entrancing than her physical appearance.
She is talking to you, you big idiot!!!
He realized that the woman above him had been talking for a while but he had not been listening, intill his own thought had practically yelled at him. Yep, his own thoughts were yelling... In other words, he was yelling at himself. That is a very smooth move on his part. Allan had slowly stood and soon noticed that the female, Elsa, was more pale than she already was!
Elsa realized that she had almost lost control of her powers fully, the rock-like trolls had started to guide the two out after one of them handed Elsa a few herbs. These were the same trolls that Elsa had encountered a long time ago when she was little, along with her mother and father. As well as her little sister. However, that was a memory that Elsa never wanted to see again...
Either way, in a few more days, Elsa would be the Queen. Normally, she was never leave the Castle or open the gates. But, sadly, today was a different story. She had to get herbs for one of the sick servants, which could only be found by the trolls or by trading. . .
"I'm sorry about..."
Allan attempted to talk, unsure of what to say right now. Elsa only shook her head slowly, placing her long blue glove back on her left hand as she entered the Kingdom and disappeared through the busy crowd after showing him to a local Inn. Allan had ran a hand through his hair, sighing while mentally cursing himself for being embarrassed. Or scared, but he was just nervous with talking to someone like Elsa. He soon made his way into the warm and cozy Inn. . .
Speaking of Elsa, the soon-to-be Queen had ran into a secret passageway to entering the Castle. She quickly handed the herbs to a old-looking servant, who smiled weakly. As soon as she handed them to the older person, the white haired Princess was already walking quickly down the hallway towards her room. She was hoping she never had to do such a thing, let alone leave her room and randomly bump into other people like the mysterious Allan. Of course, the sick servant begged for the herbs.
Elsa was only hoping she didn't run into anyone in the Castle halls, mainly Anna, and she could make it to her room without being noticed. Anna was her little sister, whom she loved with her whole heart. . .
"Hm..."
The figure muttered while looking around ever so slowly.
"Okay so the valley should be that way..."
He said before folding up the map and making his way towards the location indicated on his map. After walking through the forest for a while, he eventually started to hear voices coming from the valley up ahead. Sneaking around he made his way to a nearby boulder and hid behind it. He peered out from behind the boulder just enough to see what was going on, but still kept enough cover so he could be seen easily.
"Well, I'm definitely in the right place."
He smiled a bit under his hood. Seeing the trolls along with a certain queen, he could help but wonder what the noble-like female were doing in the woods much less with the trolls. From what he knew not many people even knew about this place anymore.
This man was Allan.
"That was close."
The male known as Allan let out a sigh of relief glad he wasn't caught so far, as he had to quickly hide himself when the noble-like girl turned his way. He couldn't clearly make her out from this distance but she'd still be able to see him. She had beautiful blue eyes though. . .
Allan's thoughts were interrupted by the sound of moving dirt and pebbles hitting the ground... And falling into the valley below, which was just peachy for Allan. In his rush, he had pressed his full weight against the rock he was hiding behind. This in turn caused the rock to move and break away from the small incline he was on.
"Oh... This is bad, very bad."
Was his last vocalized thought as the boulder started to roll heading towards the valleys occupants more importantly towards the girl. Well, there goes the whole lets-make-a-good-impression idea. . .
Future Queen Elsa of Arendelle had heard a loud rumbling to the side where she looked before, since she could have sworn she heard and saw someone. All of the sudden a huge boulder was rolling towards them. But that wasn't all. Coming with it was a man. She gasped and quickly shot a solid ice block to stop the wild rolling, only to lose control. The ground near Allan was, well, frozen like a frozen lake of some sorts.
"A-ah... Are you okay?"
Allan found himself on his back his cloak was tattered and torn in places revealing patches of forest green, the hood of his revealing his somewhat pale skin and blonde hair. He had a few cuts and scrapes a deep one was on his arm. Opening his crystal blue eyes, he only nodded his head very slowly.
"Beautiful..."
He muttered he didn't know if what he said was just in his head or out loud, luckily she didn't hear. . .
The silver haired woman above him was looking down at him with her pale skin seem to fit perfectly with those deep blue eye's he couldn't help but get lost in them and that wind. The wind he felt around her it was even more entrancing than her physical appearance.
She is talking to you, you big idiot!!!
He realized that the woman above him had been talking for a while but he had not been listening, intill his own thought had practically yelled at him. Yep, his own thoughts were yelling... In other words, he was yelling at himself. That is a very smooth move on his part. Allan had slowly stood and soon noticed that the female, Elsa, was more pale than she already was!
Elsa realized that she had almost lost control of her powers fully, the rock-like trolls had started to guide the two out after one of them handed Elsa a few herbs. These were the same trolls that Elsa had encountered a long time ago when she was little, along with her mother and father. As well as her little sister. However, that was a memory that Elsa never wanted to see again...
Either way, in a few more days, Elsa would be the Queen. Normally, she was never leave the Castle or open the gates. But, sadly, today was a different story. She had to get herbs for one of the sick servants, which could only be found by the trolls or by trading. . .
"I'm sorry about..."
Allan attempted to talk, unsure of what to say right now. Elsa only shook her head slowly, placing her long blue glove back on her left hand as she entered the Kingdom and disappeared through the busy crowd after showing him to a local Inn. Allan had ran a hand through his hair, sighing while mentally cursing himself for being embarrassed. Or scared, but he was just nervous with talking to someone like Elsa. He soon made his way into the warm and cozy Inn. . .
Speaking of Elsa, the soon-to-be Queen had ran into a secret passageway to entering the Castle. She quickly handed the herbs to a old-looking servant, who smiled weakly. As soon as she handed them to the older person, the white haired Princess was already walking quickly down the hallway towards her room. She was hoping she never had to do such a thing, let alone leave her room and randomly bump into other people like the mysterious Allan. Of course, the sick servant begged for the herbs.
Elsa was only hoping she didn't run into anyone in the Castle halls, mainly Anna, and she could make it to her room without being noticed. Anna was her little sister, whom she loved with her whole heart. . .
