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Kristoff sighed, dropping his stuff on the floor of his home as he collapsed into bed, Sven not far behind. It had been a particularly brutal day up on the mountain. He’d nearly gotten blown off a cliff three times, and had lost about half his cargo on the return trip. He’d barely stopped to drop his haul off at the castle before heading home, leaving his sleigh there to pick up in the morning. Being the kingdom’s official ice fetcher seemed kind of silly in a kingdom where the queen could make ice out of thin air, but it was an honest living, and they did use the ice more often than Elsa’s powers, so he didn’t

“...Pitch Black.” Bunnymund’s ears twitched in alarm at the name - the name he hadn’t heard in so long and wished never to again. Not him. Anyone but him. “No...” His eyes narrowed. “Manny can’t choose him. Pick anotha’ one!” His paws balled into fists; the mere thought of sharing Guardianship with that...thing made his blood boil. Pitch was no Guardian. Pitch was nothing but a shell of darkness. “It’s not our choice to make.” Tooth hovered near him, laying a comforting hand on his shoulder. She wasn’t thrilled with the situation either, but if he had been c

Jack didn't want to admit just how many lonely nights found him in Jamie Bennett's room. He didn't have any particular reason for going there; he knew the boy couldn't see him any more than the other children. Something about it comforted him, though. Something about watching over the boy made him feel at ease. Sometimes he talked. About things he'd frozen or snowball fights he'd started. Once about a honey badger he'd scared out of its freaking mind when he froze its tail and it went careening into a nearby tree. That one he regaled fondly; animals were more fun to mess with because they could see him but couldn't really outrun him. The on