Evil Elsa Frozen Novels & Stories

“Agafya… Agafya… Agafya…” In front of me, Mother Lelyah spoke with a smile on her face. Her white dress, perfect bright skin, golden hair and slender figure made it seem like an angel had descended upon Lake Eibsee. By my side the old man was frozen in place, every bit of his body tensed up waiting for our next move. The other two elves left following Mother Lelyah’s command without uttering a word.

"Frozen is actually our favorite Disney film. Elsa reminds us of a certain someone." "Only Esper is like 1000 times more badass." Saffron shot Esper a wink, causing the silver-haired vampire to blush. "Okay, enough of trying to make me permanently red. Let's move this party over to the couch." Esper stood up and pranced over to her sitting area, turning on the OLED flat screen mounted on the wall. The rest of the group followed and piled onto the sofa. Once the movie started, Esper joined the group and piled on top of them. They all laughed as they got comfortable and settled in for the rest of the night.

"Alpha Kenneth, the freezer’s cooling system has been activated!" "What are you talking about? Wasn’t this a faulty freezer?" The chilling air swirling at their feet sent shivers through everyone present. "Irene, come out at once! Don’t think that just because the freezer is on, I’ll forgive you!" Kenneth roared furiously at the entrance. But silence was the only response he received. No one dared to speak. Trembling, they quietly took a few steps back. They were afraid of being caught in Kenneth’s fury. "Someone, go in and bring her out!"

His beard had grown to be thick and rugged around his jaw, chin and lips, the scar from the invasion still leaving a gap on the side, the silver cut marking his neck. I frowned when the three lined up. "I thought there'd be four." Elsa's voice sounded from the empty dining room, shouting something at Jannie is playful bitchiness as she came in to the kitchen. She smiled brightly at me. "Rosita, mi amor!" She winked. I rolled my eyes. "¡Qué sorpresa." I muttered as she stepped to the boys, giggling. "Hola, Elsa, I made some food." Elsa's eyes widened as she took in the box I handed her filled with wings, fries, Mac and cheese and ribs.

The little infant moved and suddenly opened her eyes but they didn't have their normal color this time, they were sky blue. “I guess she's happy." Cecilia chuckled as she carried the baby in her arms. “Queen Margery a witch and king Arthur a hybrid. We must keep her identity a secret if we want to protect her from Sheila.” Cecilia said this with a warning gaze and Elsa nodded immediately. “Which means you can never leave this forest... alive.” She added, and Elsa's eyes widened in shock but before she could do anything, three white wolves pounced on her, biting every part of her body while she screamed in agony.

Her breathing was labored. “Elsa, fall back,” Elise shouted. “You’re overextending.” Elsa did not look at her. “I don’t have the luxury of restraint anymore.” A feral lunged from the treeline, faster than the others, slipping through a crack in the light barrier. Elise reacted instantly, hurling moonfire toward it. Elsa moved first. She stepped directly into its path. “Elise, no!” Elise screamed. The feral’s claws sank into Elsa’s side, tearing through flesh and bone with a sound that still echoed long after. Elsa cried out, staggering, but she did not fall. Instead, she planted her staff into the ground and released everything she had left.

Milo found himself in the frozen forest before Althea and the wolf once again, but for once, this visit was entirely intentional. The wolf raised his head first and Milo nodded in respect to the beast, but when Milo’s eyes shifted to Althea her body remained motionless. She was still kneeling and her body was upright, but her eyes were shut and frost had gathered heavily across her lashes. His stomach lurched as he thought about poor old Bernie and how Milo had not even noticed because he had left his body in such a life-like position, not unlike Althea’s was now.

Their eyes had the colour of the moon and was rotating speedily but it was late as the two girls touched Rio's shoulder. He groaned loudly dropping to his knees. Every part of his body was Frozen and he couldn't even move a finger. They stared into his eyes and the colour of his eyes turned to theirs. "Let him go!"A loud scream was heard and the girls turned slowly from Rio. There was Elsa standing with her whip. The two girls snared loudly and marched toward Elsa. "Stay back i don't want to hurt you." Elsa warned. "El Alfa." They whispered and Elsa took few steps back.

I just wanted to wait until the wolf poison gets cleared from my body. The argument tonight triggered painful memories of the past. I missed the peaceful nights in Iceland. But Elsa, excited, refused to go back to her room to rest. She saw a firefly and excitedly chased after it. "Mom, look at this! Why does it glow?" "Elsa, don’t run around!" "It’s fine, look at her, she’s having so much fun. You’re too nervous," Aidan grabbed my arm and suddenly looked at me with deep affection. "Freya, is this really not a dream? I’m so scared that when the morning comes, you two will disappear."

"I'll give you moonlight grass and soul-ice stone — enough to cure Freya's backlash. Consider it repayment for Father's kindness in raising me. But from now on, the Frostfang Pack's affairs are none of my concern. Your rise or fall, your life or death — none of it has anything to do with me." She looked up, tears still falling, a flicker of light — hope reigniting in her eyes. "Then — could you call me 'Mother'? Just one last time?" I was silent for a long time. Long enough for the light in her eyes to die, little by little. "No. The little Elsa who would have called you 'Mother' is already dead." She broke down completely, her wailing echoing through the corridor. I didn't comfort her. I si