#writtenlegacy

why do you WRITE like you’re running OUT OF TIME ?

there’s a long exhale before she knocks on his door, hesitant to go through with it. it truly weighs on lyra, having to leave him behind     but she can’t stay, either. with her mother around and her talents always being rubbed in her face, lyra has no real chance to pursue and achieve her dreams. she needs a fresh start someplace else, to travel the world to meet new people and learn new things. it was the right thing to do, she knew     so why did she feel so terrible at the same time?

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   When Zora had spotted Magnus while out and about, they were determined not to miss the chance to at least say hello. It had been too long since they had last seen him and the least they could do was give him a friendly greeting. It was with this in mind that they moved quickly to get close to their friend before giving him a surprise hug.

Once Magnus turned around and saw that it was them, Zora returned a bright smile. “Magnus!“ Pulled into the hug, they deeply enjoyed being close to him once more. “It has been a while. I understand how things get busy for sure- especially around here.” There was enough to do that one need not travel with all that one can be caught up in.

“Sometimes t’win, you's got t’sin -- don't mean I'm not a believer.”

               Of all places she thought she would travel; the Southern Isles was not one of them. After everything that happened when Hans was here, she was going to possibly see him again. Anna wished that it was Elsa who was coming here for the peace treaty, not her. She knew that she had forced herself to study for hours, making sure she knew everything about the Southern Isles so she couldn’t possibly make a mistake. She was going to meet their king and she might only be a princess, but she knew that she was so much more than that.

               It was many hours later, speaking to their king, they were able to come to a peaceful resolution. The Southern Isles would never dare try to kill its queen or princess, not that Anna truly believed it. She wasn’t a child anymore, pretending to live out her dreams of a loving family and finding true love. She had her sister, they were best friends and she would stand by Elsa’s side no matter what. For their part of the treaty, Arendelle opened many trades routes to the Southern Isles, knowing that they also needed goods.