BloodyMadhatter113

Disclaimer: I don't own Jack Frost, Bunnymund, or any other characters from the Rise of the Guardians universe, I just love them a lot! Jack flew at full speed; the cold wind whipping past, freezing his tears as they streamed down his face. His shoulder's shook from the force of his sobs, his breath coming as chocked gasps. He didn't know where he was going, anywhere was fine, as long as he was away from that rabbit. His mind replayed the scene over and over again, the rabbit's threatening poster, his ears pressed back in anger, the rage on his face as he'd screamed at Jack 'Get out of here! I never want to see you again!' The words rang in

Jack flew across the surface of the snow.  It felt great to be out of the Pole for a while.  The other Guardians had been overly protective of him ever since that horrid sickness.  But today he was happy to skim the surface of the snow covered cliffs and glaciers, barely 12 inches from the ground. "Hold up Frostbite!  Not everyone can fly; some of us have to use these things called legs." Bunnymund shouted from somewhere far behind him.  Jack pulled up and hovered above the snow, gripping his staff he looked back and saw the small figures that were the Guardians.  North trudged through the snow, creating a large path in his wake which quickl

I was a pretty normal day at the Pole.  It was nearly evening and Tooth and Bunnymund had decided to visit, again.  If there was one thing that changed once Jack decided to make the North Pole his home it was that the other Guardians came over more than they ever had.  Not that North or Jack minded their company; on the contrary, Jack always gave any Guardian that visited an attack hug.  Even Bunnymund couldn’t escape them. At the moment Jack was amusing himself, much to North’s dismay, by sitting on the floor and creating snowballs and repeatedly throwing them at the wall of the dining hall. Tooth flew around him on her way to

Sorry I haven’t updated in so long, I had some problems getting this one done! ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: “Okay, this settles it; we’re going back to Antarctica and finding Bunny, NOW!” Jack said firmly. “Jack is right, we must hurry before Warren and Easter are ruined permanently!” North added. The others nodded, and turned back to the tunnel they’d come out of to go back; however, a laugh caused them to pause. A shadow rushed past them, and they whipped around to see Pitch. “Greetings Guardians, enjoying the view?” he asked, smirking a little. “Pitch…” Jack gr

Jack Frost couldn't sleep.  It had been over a week since the Guardians had defeated Pitch, but Pitch was known to be a sore loser and Jack had been suffering because of it.  Terror filled his mind, dreams turned to nightmares.  But he refused to tell anyone because he knew that they would make a fuss over it and that was the last thing he wanted.  North would probably try to be fatherly, Tooth would be motherly, Sandy would try to give him good dreams and Bunnymund probably wouldn't care.  Jack hated it when people fussed over him, so that's why he was lying in bed now, fearing the moment when he would fall asleep. The minutes turned into h

Jack woke up and felt that something just wasn't quite right. He didn't know how why, he just didn't feel quite up to today.  After about twenty minutes of tossing and turning, Jack decided that it would be pointless to stay in bed when he couldn't sleep.  The Guardians were all at the table when he got there; North was at the head with Bunnymund to his right and Tooth on the left.  Sand floated in his seat next to Bunnymund.  North must have just said something funny, because Tooth burst into laughter while Sandy clapped and Bunnymund even smirked.  Jack was finding it hard to concentrate.  He made it to the table and ignored all conversatio

**Recap** "Jack!" Tooth cried, speeding towards her fallen friend.  But she pulled up just before she got to him and pulled her hands to her mouth in an obvious look of shock.  The others followed as fast as they could, but a noise reached them before they got there. "Owwwww…" That voice was far too young to be Jack.  Stunned, the remaining Guardians moved forward to see what Tooth had already seen.  What they saw stunned them.  Sitting in the snow staring back at them was a small child, no older than six, with bright blue eyes and snow white hair. Before them sat Jack Frost. **End Recap*** Nobody spoke, nobody moved.  They were all stun

A JACK FROST CHRISTMAS | NORTH POLE Jack looked at the large workshop in front of him; he had seen the lights and known that was what called all the Guardians here. He just wasn't sure why North would call them all together on Christmas Eve. He hesitantly walked to the doors and slowly opened them. Inside the yetis were working like crazy. All of them were hauling presents towards the place where North kept his sleigh. Others were finishing wrapping presents and a few were working on last-minute presents. Jack stared at the sight for a second before shutting the door behind him and walking past them. He shot a few passing yetis an uneasy l

                   I trudged through my warren angrily, following the lightly frosted trail that the winter spirit leaves behind him wherever he goes.            “I swear when I get my paws on him…”  I said muttering under my breath. After following the trail for a few more minutes, I finally could see his figure ahead in the distance. I narrowed my eyes; I was growing tired of Jack coming and going whenever he pleased unannounced. Freezing anything he wished, and disturbing the warrior eggs; I had too many complaints to count from them relating to Frost. It was about time I set the kid straight.            I began walkin

| BURGESS FOREST The cold night wind blew through the calm forest. The freshly fallen snow blew along with the wind. The moon was high in the sky but was slowly going down, soon dawn would hit. A gust of wind worked its way into one of the many tents in the clearing. The wind blew in, wrapping itself around the sickly looking Winter Spirit. Jack shifted awake, his limbs hurt and he'd never felt so terrible. He coughed and felt warm liquid seep down his face. He lifted a shaky hand and placed his fingers at his lips pulling them away he saw blood on his pale finger. Jack groaned and wiped the blood away from his mouth. He was about to turn o