Elsa Snow

"He's probably dead." Taylor pointed out bluntly as she just shook her head. "Anytime someone's missing for more than seventy-two hours, they're usually dead. Especially around here."

Well that was some blunt approach, Elsa arched a brow and looked at the young looking girl, "Usually, yet 'probably' doesn't confirm anything." she said, "That doesn't mean it has to be the law. We might get a surprise when we least expect it, and I'm not really fond of them so, rather get to know what we're preparing for don't you think?"

"Great. I'll keep that in mind." Meg tipped her head towards the other woman, already ready to move on from the conversation. "Look, I love the feminism & we gotta stick together thing you have going on, but I'm fine on my own. Always have been, always will be." It was easier that way, easier to avoid getting hurt. "Save yourself some heartache."

"As you wish." she said coldly, "Is far easier and more comfortable that way so...I do hope you find what you're looking for." The blonde was no Anna, she barely made it out to solve her own issues, yet she understood when enough was enough, "If you ever change your mind and need something close to a friend, I'm not that far."

"Me?" It had been a while since anyone has asked her that. Emily blinked once, pleasantly surprised. "Better than I have been, actually. Little things can make all of the difference. Are you?"

Elsa tilted her head, noticing how estranged the other was at her words, yet she waited patiently. "That's good. They do, sometimes it takes for a small word, or action to release whatever it has to be out.. I am thank you, just visiting town after a couple of months, I'm Elsa." she said calmly.

"We didn't just meet." In all honesty, it really hadn't been that long. Emily didn't care. "But even if we had, he sees me. I don't think anyone other than my sister has ever done that."

There was a high sense of deja vu as of this moment, the difference was this young woman wasn't related to her, but still such a young one shouldn't rush into marriage just like that. "Hm. Anyone can sing you songs, complete each other sentences and give you fake promises, but as long as you don't see yourself first, you're just lying to yourself even worse than anyone can do." she held her hands in her front, an old habit of hers.

"I hope they find him. It's probably taboo to speak poorly of the mayor, but she's close with my stepmother." Anyone who was close to Greta couldn't be trusted. "Runaway? Technically? I'm an adult runaway, if that's a thing."

"I'll take it that's whom you're running away from then?" Elsa paused staring at the other, a small chuckle escaping her lips at the new term, one she could relate very well. "To be fair, running away from things or people doesn't have an age. We are bind to face them eventually though." she added trying to comfort the other, probably failing, "I'm Elsa by the way."

Perri shook her head. “Not lost..not that id mind if I was... actually getting lost is sort of fun.. you discover so much.. anyway. I just thought id explore.” 

"Well...I'm sure the Northauldra would understand when someone shows such respect towards the forest, if you'd like I can show you some parts around. The ones that won't get you into too much trouble anyway."

"You left your company?" Ariel didn't follow Arenedelle Enterprises much, but they worked with her father and Triton United sometimes. Ariel did try to stay up to date with the company. Her sisters just ran it like a fine oiled machine. Ariel had never really known where her place was with them. Now, she realized that was okay. "I think I need to sit down and go over everything that's happened these last few months."

"Yeah, didn't I tell you before?" Elsa was more surprised to herself, breaking free from the world that brought her down in more ways than another was one of the biggest moments of her life. Maybe she still needed to work on the social part. "We can always go and get something to eat, like chocolate ice cream to do so." she suggested with a sympathetic smile, "But yeah, I wouldn't be able to be in the woods if I didn't left the company to Anna, she's more fit for the job if you ask me."

"I wouldn't know about anywhere or everywhere. I've never left Walt's Landing," Anya sighed. In retrospect, it was silly. She should have crossed the border when she had the chance. What had been holding her back? A desire to find a family. Even though her past had been a gaping hole in her memory, she had a feeling she couldn't shake that Walt's Landing would be where the answers were. Leaving town would be walking away from the potential family she couldn't remember. Now, she truly was stuck. "The vampires are becoming a threat. Rumor has it Jack Spencer is going to overthrow Otis Boogie. The last vampire uprising was bloody. A lot of people died." Her family had died.

"The last thing this town needs is for history to repeat itself. If we are not willing to change, how can we expect Walt's Landing to do so?" Elsa sighed and crossed her arms, looking at the other, she had a gaze, a special one, "You seem to know a lot about it."

"Elsa! You look — wow. You look happy. You didn't tell me you were coming back to town! Please tell me you're here long enough to at least get lunch. I missed you."

The blonde raised her chin playfully, "There's no way I'm getting away from here without lunch and sharing chocolate with my sister first." she said before holding Anna's hands, "You look beautiful. Mom and Dad would be proud."

Emily had been in a pity party for quite a long time. She was quite falling apart and no longer spoke to the one family member she had left. Being estranged from her sister had been enough to depress her for quite some time, but her undead heart had begun to stir recently. It was far past time that she tuned back in even if she wasn't ready to fully rejoin society. "I find most things here to be strange. Should we be surprised? That sounds morbid, I know. I'm really not trying to be."

Couldn't say it better herself if she tried, however the young woman before her looked far more lost than she did. That was saying something considering she spent most of her life behind closed doors. "No, that actually quite sums it up." she said before tilting her head lightly, "Are you feeling alright?"

"You're kidding, right?" She couldn't be serious. People didn't just offer helping hands. Especially not to her of all people. Harrison was already trying to help her all the time, but Meg had no choice but to let that happen. "You smell like a caster. You're not worried I'll try to steal your blood or something?"

"For that to happen you would have to be able to get to me first, which I find, quite extremely difficult to be. I didn't come to cause any harm either, in the end is us girls against the world, but is your choice in the end."

Her recent trip outside of Walt's Landing still felt like a dream. It hadn't been long at all, but Ariel had been in continued awe of life outside of the town border. Supernatural didn't leave, but she had. That was something she still lacked an explanation for. Mayor Mouser had been gone before she left, and Ariel had naively hoped he'd be found by the time she returned. Instead, things seemed worse. Mayor Faye's reputation wasn't exactly sterling. "Not that I know of. I asked my father, but my sisters haven't head anything either." Her family was far reaching enough that Ariel had hoped they may have had a clue. They hadn't. "Mayor Mouser is human. Maybe he left town?"

"Now that adds more to the 'stranger' factor." Elsa crossed her arms and knitted her brows lightly, such bright and famous figure to just disappear like that, no hints and no official announcements didn't add. She learned from her own father becoming an expert at hiding secrets, until she became an expert herself. "While that would be very understandable, it doesn't make sense. Even I had to make official announcements regarding my family's company before leaving. You should still be careful."