It was the first time in years that Elsa could go out to actually see the town of Arendelle since she was a child. Elsa was accepted by the people, Anna and her reconnected as close sisters, when she spotted someone strange. 

Never before had she seen anyone dress so...strangely, and she was a queen who didn’t exactly dress according to tradition herself. “Hello...” Still shy as ever, she gives a bit of a wave to him.

"The sea to Athohallen is dangerous, even with Nokk being nicer..." Elsa finds herself fumbling over her palms, a habit she had since childhood when she wore gloves to try and suppress her powers.

"My parents died in that sea, I don't want anything to happen to you." She could never forgive herself if anything ever happened to the woman she loved so dearly. "It's also unsafe for anyone who can't wield ice like me. If you fall anywhere, you'll end up in a world of memories and frozen forever..." Oh goodness, the thought alone of Noburu ending up as she once did makes her heart stop just from the fear.

"I promise I'll be back, just take care of yourself and Anna until I'm back."

Elsa's sweet voice can't help but start to laugh when Noburu started slipping and sliding around the ice like a newborn deer. It's enough to make the queen of snow itself smile down at her, reaching to take her hand in her own.

"The trick is to be firm with your footing." She makes it sound so easy when Elsa was on the ice in heels made of ice without a problem.

"It's funny...I'm so used to staring at the sky." It was all she could do in her bedroom before, always staring at the sky and longing for what met that horizon that she never realized was Athohallen calling to her even in childhood.

"It feels so different looking at it with you. It's so much brighter, so...clearer?"

Elsa nearly froze the pillow in trying to catch it, sighing in relief that she caught it as she hugged the pillow tightly. "Anna and I used to have pillow fights before we were separated." She reminisces with a warm smile on her face.

"If you were trying to start one, I'm afraid I'm pretty rusty..."