After escaping from the dungeons of Arendelle, she secludes herself in the Mountains, away from the Kingdom and all the memories she had. During her isolation, she searches for a way to melt the ice and end the winter she caused. When she comes across a familiar face, she comes to a full realization of what she has caused and vows that she will avenge her in anyway she can.
This story takes place in a time where Anna died before making it out to the fjord and Elsa didn't see her death.
Chapters (2)
Ok, first impression from reading the description: it'll be a cute story, with some witty humor.
First impression after reading the first chapter: one of the best Frozen crossovers I've ever come across! Can't wait to see more and to see Elsa's reaction to Anna's death.
...and there! Added to the Frozen group
I don't know if you meant to, but in this chapter, Hans calls the colt who found Elsa a little filly. That's the equine equivalent of a little girl. A child/infant would be a foal, or if you want to get technical (because foal traditionally means "baby") the colt (if he was really young, like kindergarten/early grade school age) would be a yearling (less than a year old, the equine equivalent of about six and a half) or a weanling (a yearling who starts eating horse foods and not nursing, yearlings are younger than weanlings) though in some parts of the USA, all horses that aren't fully matured are called colts, regardless of gender. (Though adults are still "stallions" and "mares")
4148067 No I meant that. I wanted to make them seem very condescending to the pony since the first stallion was big and didn't want to deal with the kid.
So, how do the FIM characters fit into this?
So... There's a pony riding a reindeer? .... Oh my gosh!!! I just imagined it. It looked... Odd.
hay do more chapters