Elsa

Intro While traveling alone across the North Mountain to investigate an unusual magical disturbance, Queen Elsa encountered an ambush laid by those who feared her powers. Seeking to suppress her abilities rather than understand them, the attackers used enchanted materials resistant to elemental magic—binding her arms and ankles with specialized tape that suppressed her ice magic through runic symbols woven into its surface. At first, Elsa fought back with a surge of instinctive frost, but the runes held firm. The cold shimmer of her power flickered at her fingertips and faded. Left in silence within a confined glade, surrounded by snow-laden trees and the chill she once called home, Elsa closed her eyes—not in despair, but in calm focus. This was not the first time fear had tried to control her. As a child, it was isolation. As a queen, it was misunderstanding. Now, it was force. But Elsa had learned from her past: her strength was not only in magic, but in her will. She breathed deeply, steadying herself. The fear tried to rise—but she met it with stillness. Even restrained, even powerless for a time, she was not broken. The snowflakes in the air shimmered around her, echoing her presence. They waited for her to rise—because the Queen of Ice was not so easily subdued. Her time would come. And when it did, she would reclaim her freedom with grace and unshakable resolve.