Outside The Portalocity Office, Monday Morning

[glacial_queen]

When Karla had fallen asleep last night, she and Elsa had been clinging together right outside the train station, waiting for the train that would take them away from this terrible place forever. Karla had just murdered someone to keep her sister safe, the first person to ever die by her hands, though those same hands had lit plenty of fires in the

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[iceolatedqueen]

The sky was not yet awake, Karla. Elsa didn't have to be awake at least for another hour. Maybe. Probably? She made a mumbly little sound of protest, stubbornly keeping her eyes shut for as long as she was able.

Her brain wasn't quite awake yet, either.

"No Anna, town doesn't go there, put it back where you found it." Back? Town? Wait... Anna? No, that wasn't...

Elsa woke up with a start and a gasp, promptly scrambling backwards and falling off the bench. Elsa did not wake up gracefully, apparently.

[glacial_queen]

"I'd like to hear more about this Anna," Karla said, bending down to offer Elsa a hand up. "If she can move towns like that willy-nilly. Welcome back to consciousness, Elsa. And as normal a Monday as Fandom gets."

[iceolatedqueen]

Elsa needed at least another moment more to sit on the ground, completely bewildered as she stared at Karla's hand. They'd fallen asleep outside? Curled up around one another, no less. And Karla seemed to be alive and well, which was good.

Right. Good.

"Anna... can't really move towns," she offered, holding up her hands a little in a silent, polite gesture to say she was declining the offer of help. Her tailbone would have thanked her to accept, yes, but her nerves most certainly wouldn't. "She's my younger sister. When we were little, she used to wake me up with the sunrise, asking to play."

She pulled herself to her feet and winced. Oh, her bottom wasn't happy with her right then at all.

[glacial_queen]

Karla shifted over a little bit, giving Elsa enough room to sit without Karla being entirely in her personal space. They may have gone to sleep sisters, but they'd woken up as strangers.

"You have a sister then?" she asked with a little bit of envy. "I don't. I'm an only child."