Corruption of Princesses/Elsa and Anna : First day : You ride a horse and visit Morand
From Create Your Own Story
The guard captain seems worried but obey. Elsa prepare her things and descend to the castle ground where the guard captain awaits with a saddled horse.
"My queen... is it safe for you to be traveling without an escort ?" he asks with concerns.
"I will be fine captain. Tell me sister I will return when possible and that she holds the fort in my absence."
"Of course your highness."
Elsa mount her steed and begins to gallop until she gets out of town and onto the road to Morand's farmhouse.
She arrives hours laters and sees the damage. Many of the lower farm managed to recover from the frost age she unleashed accidently but this one was not so lucky. The fields look barrens and dead and the house has begun to show signs of neglect. She comes down from her horse and see a lone man working the lifeless field.
As he sees her aproach, he freezes. He is a tall and muscular man, working shirtless in the field with tatooes on his arms. His expression is a mix of awe and rage. Elsa can see his finger turning white as he clenches the forks.
"You must be Morand. I am-" Elsa begins but get cut abruptly.
"I know you are are." he spits more then say. Elsa breath in. She's not seen such anger directed at her...ever. But she was determined to make it right.
"I would like to talk with you. Please." she announce. The man was about to refuse her but the fact that she added please with a begging tone make him reconsider.
"Fine" he drops the fork and slaps his hand together to get the dust off before turning his back to her and heading inside his house. Elsa gulp and follows him inside carefully.
Inside the house has seen better days. It's ruined in place. She can't help but feel sorry for the man who has to live here alone now. Morand walks towards the table, grabbing some mug on the table and dunk it before turning to the royal princess. "What do YOU want"
Elsa rolls her tongue several time. This man is the first amongst several discontent who would seek revenge against her. Even if they are peasant, she wouldn't be a great queen if she would let things as they are. She then says:...
