Illumination
589 Words
{ P A R T #3 }
Jack Frost
My heart. I can feel it. I can feel myself working.
I laugh in amazement. Wait ... did I laugh out loud?
The surrounding corpses smelt me they were suspicious but apparently, I'm still a corpse.
I went up to the girl and wiped the blood from the feast to her cheek.
"Come with me," I told her, hold on. I said something.
Am I a human again?
The girl was obviously confused so I held her wrist and guided her.
Walking slowly to my home. Dodging any suspicion.
"Be dead," I tell her. I show her by walking weirdly, bad posture and moaning and groaning.
So she tried. But she overdid it.
"Too much," I tell her and she tones it down.
We finally made it to my home. I lead her inside my home.
"Okay. Thanks for saving me back there. But I really need to go back Eugene needs me." She explains.
Does she know I'm dead?
"Eugene is dead. He never loved you." I blurt out.
"Excuse me?!" She yelled "How would you know that?! Prove it!"
"I ate his brain," I responded, I heard a lot of songs that always goes wrong when someone doesn't tell the truth.
Judging from her face. She looks shocked.
"You're not a corpse ... are you?" She staggered back.
I shrugged. I wasn't sure. I feel like a human but the other corpses are saying that I'm still dead.
"Stay away!" She warned me.
So I took a step back.
"What are you?" She asks trying to steady her voice.
"I don't know," I muttered.
"Wait ... are you turning into a cold-blooded killer?" She asks. I think what she means by 'Cold-Blooded Killer' was a corpse.
"U-um ... I'm turning into a human." I tell her, stuttering.
"So you're dead? Wait ... nevermind I need some alone time." She pursued the door to the exit.
I rushed and closed the door. She crossed her arms.
"It's too dangerous," I said. I pointed out to the aeroplane window. Outside it showed clusters of corpses roaming this place.
She groaned.
"Well ... I'm not staying with you. Whatever you are." She sass-mouthed.
"My name is Jack Frost," I told her.
"Oh ... So the thing has a name now? I want to leave." She said. I ignored her. It didn't mind me.
"What's your name?" I asked her.
"My name is Elsa Arendelle and I demand you to guide me out!" Elsa ordered.
"I can't. Not yet we need to find the right time."
"And when is the right time?"
"About 3 weeks," I tell her.
She sighs. She lays on an aeroplane seat closing her eyes.
Okay, Frost, You need a different approach.
I walk up to her and I open the storage on the top. She flinches startled from my sudden movement.
"What are you doing?" She asks but in an annoying way.
I pulled out a blanket and placed it on her carefully. Her eyes were wide open and fixed on me.
"Wow. You're quite a gentlemen." She chuckled, flattered. "And I'm starving. If I'm going to stay here I need human food."
I just kept glancing at her, she didn't look starved. But how would I know? I mean I'm not exactly human.
"Please." Elsa added in a sincere voice.
"Okay. Stay here it's safe here." I told her in a stern voice.
I was hesitant to leave. Like I felt she was up to something.
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