Cool-And-Creative

"Elsa, I really don't want all of these people to start thinking that you've lost your mind, so could we please have this conversation somewhere private?" Jack requested. Elsa wanted to shake her head and say no right away, since she had yet to present her creature and Olaf to her audience, and she didn't want to leave without giving a good reason. However, Elsa could tell that from the look on Jack's face that he was very serious, so she didn't feel like arguing with him right now, but she still wanted an explanation. Elsa figured that her audience wouldn't mind it if she took a ten minute break, since that could be enough time for Jack to

"Wow, these sculptures look amazing, North!" Jack exclaimed as he looked each of the ice sculptures they made together over the past few hours in the man's workshop. Just recently, Jack and North created an ice sculpture of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World for fun, and they were able to do this with a book found in North's library. "Yes, they do, Jack," North replied while nodding his head in agreement before putting his sculpting tools down on a nearby table. "I think it's time for a break." He added. "I don't know about you, North, but I really hope that my "allies" are getting along just fine with the other Guardians. It's been a

"Are you alright, Mr. Haddock?" Queen Elinor asked, as she started to believe that something was wrong when she noticed Hiccup had a frown on his face at the moment. Hearing this question had caused Hiccup's train of thought about his tribe possibly being the Northern Invaders to stop as he quickly brought his head up to face the Queen. "I'm okay, Your Majesty, and I was just thinking about how fortunate you and your whole family are to still be alive after those Northern Invaders came here." Hiccup fibbed. "Yes, we are, Mr. Haddock, and I'd say that we are fortunate enough that they never came back and let our kingdom and the other clans

Two months later. . . Today was finally the day when Rapunzel would accompany Toothless and Hiccup on an exciting trip outside of her kingdom to discover and explore new lands with them. Rapunzel had been anticipating this trip for so long, even before her parents gave their consent for her to go, and she wasn't the slightest bit worried that they'd say no. The only request her parents made was that the trip not be too long, but Rapunzel didn't want it to be too short, so Hiccup decided that the trip would last only one week. Neither King Frederic nor Queen Arianna felt the need to ask Hiccup to keep their daughter safe because both of them

Hiccup couldn't resist letting a smile appear on his face as he slowly started to wake up, and there were a few reasons why he felt happy instead of scared and nervous. Not only did he have Astrid's full support in his plan to reveal the truth about dragons to their entire village, but the girl he'd been writing letters to for many weeks was right here in the flesh. Even though Hiccup enjoyed doing it, a part of him felt a little relieved that he didn't have to go all the way through the forest and into the cove just to send her a letter. From the moment he read her first letter, Hiccup could tell that Rapunzel was a curious girl, but now th

"Elsa, your palace is really beautiful, and so are your flowers outside." Olaf said, as the three of them came outside to the palace's balcony. "Thank you, Olaf," Elsa replied, as she was really touched by the snowman's compliment. "Is there anything else you'd like to see?" She asked. "I'm not sure, Elsa, what else is there?" Olaf inquired, and Elsa tried to think of something new. "I thought that I've seen everything." He added. From the moment that Elsa ran away from her kingdom, she didn't take any time to stop and think about what activities she could do with her powers. Now that she was free to have fun with her powers whenever she w

The King and Queen were both quite happy to see that Hiccup was giving a unique punishment of his own to the triplets for their theft, but they were slightly worried that one of the boys would soon fall off Toothless, since they weren't secure on the dragon like Hiccup was with his saddle. Toothless had been pulling off all sorts of daring acrobatic moves, such as corkscrews and loop-de-loops, which made the triplets feel very dizzy. Unbeknownst to them, Hiccup didn't plan for this flight to last forever, so he decided it had to end, but not until it ended with an apology for Maudie. "Hey, bud, let's slow down a little bit," Hiccup requested

"I never thought I'd say this, guys, but it seems like Pitch has become a lot smarter than the last time when he tried to get rid of us." Jack said. Everyone soon had furrowed brows and a frown on their face from what they just heard, but Jack held up one of his hands so that he'd explain. "Just hear me out, Pitch has already managed to torment all of us and steal the memories for those Spirits without getting caught." Jack clarified. The Guardians had to admit Jack did have a point, Pitch must have been putting his power of shadow and darkness to better use if they haven't seen him yet. "I seriously doubt that Pitch will just show up her