#jelsaforever

Years passed by, Anna became queen and Elsa was the fifth spirit. After around 10 years, elsa realized she wasn't aging, but anna was. Considering Elsa was the magical side of the bridge and Anna was the mortal side, elsa realized that Anna was able to die, but elsa wasn't. Still. Elsa almost went mad when more years passed by and Anna had died due to old age. It almost killed Elsa. Dying from a broken heart was not something that should be possible, and yet it was. But elsa couldn't die, so the efforts were uneffective.

After Anna's death, elsa spent most of her time searching for Jack.

Meanwhile, Jack was in the United States 100 years after the events with elsa had occurred. No one else saw him. And he came to the conclusion that he was also immortal.

More years passed, and 100 years turned to 150, and 150 to 200 and so on and so fourth.

One late winter night, Jack was placing frost everywhere, and when he hung from a pole to look at his handiwork he smiled. The wind picked up. "Hey gale!" He shouted. "Take me home!" And with that, he let go of the pole, thw wind sending him flying into the sky. Jack had mastered his powers by now, and he was able to fly so smoothly that that could have held a person and still be able to fly. Unlike almost 300 years ago when he could barely catch Elsa. As he flew, Jack hollered. Enjoying the wind in his hair. He flew to a lake that looked incredibly similar to the one he came from, and he skated on it lightly, using the wind for leverage and accidentally blowing a book out of a kids hand. "Oh, that looks interesting. Good book?" Jack asked as he leaned to look at the book. the kid went to pick it up, not saying a word to Jack. Over the last few hundreds of years, Jack had taken to talking to himself like that with the hope that someone would possibly see him. However, his attempts never succeeded. Other kids ran past, yelling and shouting about how excited they were for the snow day. "You're welcome!" Jack exclaimed with a smile. As the kids walked away, Jack followed them.