Novel & Cerita Evil Elsa Frozen

The freezer began to hum loudly to life. The comment section exploded. "Oh my god, 68 degrees Fahrenheit? Is she trying to freeze Tristan and Daisy to death?" "Daisy's face is already pale, and there's frost on her eyelashes. Good thing Tristan is holding her tight, and they're even kissing. That's so sweet!" "Relax. The temperature of the freezer can be controlled remotely. Tristan has his phone, so he adjusted the settings back." Just then, David stepped up to stop me. "I think I saw the freezer move. What if the thief is hiding in there?

My legs felt weak and my vision blurred but before I collapsed on the ground, Aiden’s hand stayed locked around my arm tightly. I jerked away immediately and said “I’m fine.” His eyes narrowed slightly and he said “You don’t look fine.” He was so annoying. I said again with gritted teeth “I said I’m fine.” Suddenly, Elias stepped closer calmly, his pale eyes moved over my face carefully and he murmured “Interesting.” I glared at him and asked with a confused tone “What happened to me?” Elias smiled slightly and said “Wrong question.” Before I could respond, Aiden stepped between us. The movement was smooth but dangerous.

The shadows steadied slightly. Then I saw Elsa. A collapsing support beam crashed toward a group of fleeing first-years near the shattered stairwell. She didn’t even hesitate. For the first time since I’d met her—Elsa used her affinity openly. The air around her distorted sharply before translucent blue energy burst outward from her hands in a curved wave, freezing the falling debris mid-collapse long enough for the students to escape underneath. Ice. The realization flashed through me instantly. Not weak ice magic. Dense. Controlled. Precise. The beam shattered against the frozen barrier seconds later. Elsa staggered but stayed standing. “Move!” she shouted at the younger students.

“My gorgeous, flawless, expensive hair! Scattered across the bed were my makeup products—smashed, smeared, desecrated! She had drugged me, chopped off my hair, and defiled my face like some sort of pint-sized saboteur!” Elsa jabbed a trembling finger at her cheek, where remnants of glitter still clung, and then pivoted her glare toward Ava. I stared at her, stunned. “What!?” I blurted, choking on laughter. “Oh, gods, Elsa, I’m so sorry. I promise, I’ll talk to her, really. I'll reprimand her for ut.” But Elsa wasn’t having it. “No!” she shrieked. “I want justice! I want to punish her myself. Hand her over—now!”

Berry replied “See even the boss says we don’t deliver stuff” “We know that we just want you to do it just once..please,” Bliss said with puppy eyes “Why would I … I mean what good does that do to me?” (Elsa) “We will… we will do whatever you say in return” Bliss was hell bound on sending Elsa as a delivery girl

Arlen asked when he saw that there was something wrong. “Vis…?” Vira called her younger brother. Yris frowned as he looked at Lovis. “He found out something.” He said as he gauged Lovis’s mental and emotional state. “What did he know?” Zedrick asked and frowned, having a bad feeling. “That the princess, Alf, froze the Elhasa Kingdom out of guilt.” Raeyan spoke. “What?!” they all exclaimed in shock while Nicht looked at Raeyan. “So you know.” Nicht muttered.

"Ean, don't leave, please!" She clung to Ean, but he slowly pried her hands off his arm, his tone hardening. "If you're really scared, I'll have the doctor give you something to help you sleep. You won't be scared anymore." Helen stared at him, her disbelief evident. I could not help but laugh bitterly. So, he was refusing her now? Why couldn't he refuse her back then? Ean stormed off, and I followed him. His assistant rushed over, breathless. "Mr. Smith, the surveillance footage shows someone sneaking into the freezer that night. They were heavily disguised, and we're investigating it!"

Bastet was standing in the middle of the ice rink smiling, but I didn’t think it that it was funny. “What the hell is wrong with you?!” I screamed at her as soon as I noticed everything around us was frozen. I skated to the ice to where she was standing, feeling very frustrated when she shrugged. “You keep on dying when you aren’t supposed to die! So, I will keep on bringing you back, until you get it right.” She smiled as though this was all just a game to her.

My voice remained thick from my previous tears, its husky quality grazing his senses like a light caress. Caden froze, his breath hitching as his gaze became transfixed by my throat—specifically, by the necklace resting there. His Adam's apple shifted visibly as he swallowed hard. Every inch of his frame went taut, resembling a bowstring stretched to its absolute breaking point. [AHHH! Mom is flirting with Dad!] [Dad, hold the line! Don't panic now! Say it looks beautiful! Compliment her already!] Once again, Caden's reaction completely blindsided me. He abruptly shoved the chair beside him backward.

The part that disgusts me. 'How…what did she do?' Luisa asks, her eyes a bit too widely opened. Torek places a hand on her shoulder, as though reassuring her, and I recall what Veesa had said, about the elves losing their powers. They have no idea what iden is. Good. Better, even. It is for the best, man.