True Friendship

Chapter 1 - Elsa

Finally, after all this time, the urn had somehow fallen on its side. Just a little bit further... Just one more push and I would be released from this prison.

I pushed hard and finally, the lid gave in. The urn popped open and I immediately felt myself flowing out of the urn. I fled through the gaps of some strange markings as if I was some kind of liquid. What was happening to me? I felt like I wasn't even in my own body.

After a few seconds, the circle was completed, but it wasn't over yet. Now, I started to rise off the ground until I could see at the height that a normal human could see. I felt myself taking a human form again.

It took another few seconds, but finally, everything stopped and I was my normal self again. I did it! I got out of that thing after all this time. I didn't know how it had fallen on its side the first place, but that was not my problem.

I remembered how I had been trying to get out of the urn for a long time. I could often hear voices outside, but I could never see these people. No matter how hard I tried, I never managed to get the lid open.

I actually had no idea how I got into that urn the first place. I tried to remember, but the only thing I remembered was that Anna left to find out the reason our parents went on the trip that killed them.

A big part of me knew something must have happened after that. It was just a big gap between Anna leaving and me getting stuck in that urn. A gap that I wasn't able to fill up.

I looked at the urn that was still laying next to me on the ground. Determined, I took my glove off and pointed to it. I didn't know who put me in there or even how long I was in there, but I couldn't let this happen again. Not to me. Not to anyone. No one deserved to be inside that urn.

The urn froze and then turned into dust. There. That was at least one thing less to worry about.

Now I needed to find Anna and let her know that I was okay. I actually didn't even know if Anna returned from her trip... What if something happened and she wasn't alive anymore? Or what if she had forgotten me?

I shook my head and pushed those thoughts away. Of course, Anna hadn't forgotten about me and I would know if she died on her trip. She would be waiting for me at the castle, I was sure about it. The poor girl was probably worried sick about me. At least she had Kristoff to take care of her while I was gone.

"Don't worry Anna," I thought. "I'm coming."

I walked out of the barn, hoping to find Anna immediately. I stopped and my eyes widened as I saw the environment outside the barn. Where was I? Whatever this place was, this was not Arendale at all.

Nothing looked the same as I was used too. I was standing on something hard and black. It looked somewhat like a road, but it was made out of one piece. There were some cracks in it, but there weren't other stones. There wasn't even any sand on them.

I explored the area, hoping to find at least something that I recognized or something that could tell me where I was.

After a view minutes, I found a big sign on the edge of the road. Behind the sign, there was a big brightly colored line. It had a strange magic feel to it as if it was supposed to keep you in.

I slowly walked over to the sign to see what was written on there.

"Storybrooke..." I read as I felt my powers getting out of control again.

So the name of this place was Storybrooke... That didn't help me at all. I still didn't know how I got here or what happened. Was Anna here too?

I took deep breaths, trying to get my powers under control and started walking around again, to get to know this town a little bit better. Within a few minutes, I realized that it would have been better if I wouldn't have done that.