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

"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

The sun was just beginning to settle down on the small and quaint Tree Gap woods, for which it would soon become dusk throughout the whole area. When that time had finally come, the Tuck family would have gotten themselves back to their homes and into their beds for a good night's sleep. However, there was actually one particular young individual who had come up with plans of his own that didn't involve going to bed anytime soon. It was going out into the night, and bringing someone special along with him, since he believed that this person would enjoy what he had in mind. The boy happened to be Jesse Tuck, the younger son in the family, and

Hidden deep inside the library, Isabelle's eyes were bright and wide as they shifted over the vast expanse of books she had yet to read. Hugo sat on the step on the ladder and watched as she opened one, smiling as she glanced over at him. "You don't have to stay, you know." He shrugged and leaned his chin into his hands, letting his elbows rest on his knees. "I know." He smiled and Isabelle smirked, turning a page in her book. Hugo watched her eyes drift over the page and stood up, peeking over her shoulder. "What's the book about?" She smiled and pointed to a picture of a string of islands. "The Bahamas! Perfect paradise." She giggled

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

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

"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

"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

All of a sudden, M.K. walked ahead of the others to stand in front of them, because she wanted to say something important. "So, guys, I think it's best for all of us to stay in a group, so that way, we don't lose each other, and since none of us have been to this place before, we can simply use the pamphlet to help us out with going to a specific area." M.K. advised, while unfolding the pamphlet with both of her hands. She was about to keep on talking when Arrietty raised her hand, meaning she had something important to say as well. "M.K., is there a bathroom nearby, because I really need to use one." Arrietty said, while crossing her knee