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(As of March 2022: MASSIVE EDITING ONGOING, may remove/add/change chapters)
Elsa Larsen is an esteemed coordinator of a prestigious school at 28. But she's far from the "perfect woman". She spends her days covering up the cracks of that perfect illusion in a tiresome routine.
Until she finds Maren, a homeless dancer, and takes her in—unaware that Maren would enter her life like a splash of iridescence on a blank canvas.
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Since Elsa moved into the enchanted forest, she protects the forest and everyone who lives in it. Everything is in perfect order - if there were not these unsettling feelings that Honeymaren is increasingly causing her. As if the emotional chaos wasn't already difficult enough for the snow queen, a strange drought begins to spread and threaten life in the forest. With the support of Anna, Elsa tries to face both problems. But in the end, she has to go into the Mountain of Fire and be ready to lose everything - in order to gain everything ...
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Born of cold and winter air (Beware the frozen heart) by bltbackwards
Fandoms: Frozen (Disney Movies)
21 May 2025
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The Elders confirmed: this endless winter could only mean the anger of a spirit. To save her people and usher in Spring, Honeymaren must find the Fifth Spirit and appease her anger by offering the Spirit what she desires. But how can a human know what a spirit of snow and ice desires?
OR The one about two, unexpected kindred souls and the soft, blurred lines between love, desire, and acceptance.
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What if Elsa never revealed her powers at her coronation?
Instead, months into her reign as queen of Arendale, and marriage contract left behind by her mother throws Elsa's life into chaos.Basically an arranged marriage between Honeymaren and Elsa with an added element of prophecy and meddling!
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She reached for her hand, and the forest answered instead.
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fath·om /ˈfaT͟Həm/ [noun]: a unit of length equal to six feet, used in reference to the depth of water. The word "fathom" originates from the Germanic fæðm, meaning "outstretched arms" or "embrace". It was initially used to describe the distance between the fingertips of a person's outstretched arms, typically about six feet....

