Hunger (Frozen/Disney Dark Fantasy AU)

A/n: Keep in mind, Side characters can and will be moved into the primary character list should they become more relevant and you interact with them more. This list is also based on how much you may or may not have interacted with said person.

King Agnarr Lothbrok


Jarl Fergus Dunbroch


Merida Dunbroch

Spoiler: Merida

Title: Hunter

Age: 13

Level 6

Race: Human/????
Major Stats:

Strength: ??
Endurance: ??
Dexterity: ??
Intelligence: ??
Charisma: ??
Magic: ??

Caitlyn Lothbrok

Spoiler: Caitlyn

Age: 40

Title:
Wyvern Lord

Level: ??

Race: Human

Knight-Commander Camulus Baldaren

Spoiler: Camulus

Age: 29

Title: Paladin

Level: 40

Race: Human

Major Stats:

Strength: 50
Endurance: 58
Dexterity:41
Intelligence: 52
Charisma: 34
Magic: 33

Nereai Baldaren



Inquisitor Chernyx


Casper Basolof


Ragníðra
Shaman-in-training.
Jattesgrav

Spoiler: Picture

Steinar
Reaver Cheif
Jattesgrav

Spoiler: Picture

Once upon a time

"So?"

"Hmm?" A man hummed, looking to his left.

The man to his left shifted in his armor, trying to mask his mental discomfort as physical. "W-what do you think, sir?"

The man, old and scared, took another look at the reports in his hands, including sketches and analysis.

"I think you were wise to bring this to my attention." He murmured, his voice hard and deep, rumbling like a mountain's avalanche. "How many victims have there been so far."

"Uh, well," The young lad began, stumbling in the presence of such a man. "W-we've found 12, but we keep finding more as we keep looking. S-so we can't exactly be certain."

The old man hummed in agreement, stroking his white beard. The young man did his best not to stare at the scars across the man's eye, or the famous sword on his belt.

"So," The old man began, startling the boy out of his thoughts, "To be safe, we'll say there's been 30 or so victims."

"T-thirty?" The boy stammered.

"Most are dead, but sometimes these creatures are known to keep a few of their prey alive. Fresh." The man explained. "Not to mention, I've little doubt that some are little more than mulch, and others lost to the wilds of the forest."

"That many…" The boy trailed off in horror. "How could a beast kill so many? And so deeply in our territory?"

"Simple." The man gruffly began, his cold eyes going over every detail in the reports, searching for the most innocuous of clues, "It's smart, probably smarter than you. It's fast, strong, and quiet when it needs to be. I'd expect you'd never even notice it if it didn't want you to."

"But most importantly," He finished, making a sound to coarse to be a sigh, "It is not one 'beast'"

"It is a pack."

And with the final word he tossed several pages of the report on the table.

"They're smart. They know how humans work. And they're clever enough to trick and deceive, to work together as a group to accomplish larger tasks." He continued, pointing out several areas in the work. "Numerous disappearances in various parts of the city all in roughly the same period of time. Guards hearing strange noises and seeing strange shadows, only to see nothing when they turn?"

He snorts, "This reeks of a planned operation. Some distract the guards with whispers and shadows, while others hunt down marked and targeted prey."

"This isn't merely an incident, this is an infestation."

The guard paled, turning white as a sheet as he realized he was far outside his depth.

"Go," the man dismissed him with a wave of his hand. "Tell your captain. He needs to know about this as soon as possible."

"Y-yes general."

And with that, the boy was gone, leaving the general to his thoughts.

The man huffed, looking over the reports once more, hoping he had read the signs wrong. He knew he was right, he knew it was just as bad, if not worse than he assumed. But that didn't mean he could not hope for better things.

"How long are you going to stand there and brood." He called out to the shadows.

For a moment, there was absolute silence.

Then, a hesitant footstep.

Out from the shadows walked a young woman in a dark hooded cloak and gleaming golden eyes.

"I'm kind of surprised you aren't trying to kill me," She says with a sheepish smile.

The man doesn't even bother to look up from the papers, "You may act foolishly from time to time, but you're far from suicidal. Not anymore, anyways. You wouldn't be here if you weren't reasonably certain of your safety."

She bites her lip, but concedes his point with a nod.

"I-I...I just want to tell you t-that it wasn't me." She admits, nervousness played plainly across her delicate features.

The man quirks an eyebrow at that, finally deigning to look up at her.

"I, er, well…" She tries to say as she wrings her hands, "I know what you're thinking. A-and you're right, it's exactly what you think it is."

"B-but!" She stops him, jerking forward before he can get a word in, "I-it's not me or any of mine. It's another!"

She stops, seeing the man's hand resting on the golden pommel of his sword. She pauses, calming herself and taking a breath.

"I-I know it's right next to my territory in the Black Forest, b-but it's someone new. They just moved in, trying to...assert their place, mark their territory, plant their flag, whatever," She explained, "T-That's why they're so violent, so…"

She trails off, glancing at the reports, the diagrams and artist depictions of the bloodbath in all their gory glory. She swallowed, a shiver going down her spine and a tremble down her limbs as she looks at them.

"B-bloody." She finishes shakily.

"So, they're trying to stake their claim on the town with blood, eh?" The man murmured, stroking his beard. "Foolish, given the Order's presence." He sends a sharp glance at the hooded woman at his side.

"And yours."

She winces, knowing the not-so-subtle implications of his words. "I think they're from out of the country. Or they've been gone for very long. They don't know I'm here yet, and they probably just think the town will roll over and submit to their will with a big show of force."

"Is it arrogance, or ignorance?" He asks, his gaze measured and critical.

"Probably both?" She shrugs, "A-a lot of my k-... kind… seem to have a certain...disrespect for the more mundane."

The man snorts loudly, turning back to the map, "Well, I'm sure they've appreciated you."

Her eyes dart to her feet, a grimace flickering on her face, "A-actually, t-thats another reason why I'm here."

"Oh."

His tone suddenly loses all mirth, becoming cold and hard.

She winces, the pain on her face easy to read. "I-I need you to l-let me do this."

"Do what?"

"Push them out, take them down...whatever it takes." She answers, a certain steel rising in her.

"You want me to let a beast handle other beasts?" He asks. She can't tell if he's being sarcastic or not.

"I-if I take care of this, put down this threat, t-then I'll have more respect, more power, more...agency to make the changes I need to make!" She pleads. "Please, i-if I can assert myself here, I can make a difference, save lives later when they listen to me."

"And what if they don't listen?" He questions with a hard frown.

But this time, she doesn't wilt, she doesn't wither. The woman matches his icy gaze, staring him right in the eyes and she declares her resolution.

"Then I'll make them listen."

They hold their gaze for a moment, a battle of wills, a competition of conviction. And maybe, something...old.

But then, the moment is over.

"I can't very well let them take over the town, let beasts run free while trusting other beasts to solve it." He says.

"So, you won't let me do it?" She scowls, a glimmer of something ugly and hard twisting in her eye.

"I didn't say that."

And like that, it's gone.

"W-what?" She stammers, taken off guard.

"If beasts want to tear each other apart in a small civil war, I won't stop them." The man shrugs, turning back to his reports "But if things get out of hand? If the monsters at the gate try and get their tooth and claw on good hardworking citizens of Solgren?"

"We'll be there. We'll put them down like the rabid dogs they are, and the holy fire will purge all evil in its gaze."

The young woman blinks, trying to parse his meaning.

"So…" She begins, "You'll let us kill each other, but if we cross a line, and if any humans get hurt, you'll kill us?"

"Basically," The man says casually, "If you all want to kill yourselves, go right ahead. I'm only concerned about the human loss of life. I don't even know who or where the sick bastards are, at the moment."

"I…" And for a moment, she's at a loss for words.

"Hmm?"

"Thankyou." She says, giving the man a heartfelt smile,

"For?"

"Giving me a chance."

And with that final word, she turns and makes to leave, walking to the dark corner of the room. Suddenly, emerging from the darkness like some leviathan from an obsidian pool, it appears.



An armored behemoth, looking almost like warrior carved from stone and bone, with great horns twisting from its helm and scraping the ceiling.

Next to the young woman, it looked enormous, towering over her like a silent guardian. The armored giant touches her shoulder, her head only coming up to the middle of its breastplate. She glances back, giving the man one last look.

"I'll see you again." She smiles, "Charles."

And then she's gone, consumed as the darkness washes over them like a wave of shadows.

The man can only sigh.

Once upon a time

"Why did you do this to me?!"

Part I of "The Betrayed" Complete



You wake up the next morning, only having a vague recollection of what happened in your dream. And even then, you aren't quite sure what you saw.

Still, you push it away that matter for a moment and instead focus on something else.

What are you going to do this week?

[ ] Spend time with Anna

• Research the Journal and magic
• Research Chemistry and Alchemy
• Play with your sister
• Talk with your sister

[ ] Spend time with Mother

• Train your body with your mother
• Talk how to play an instrument
• Talk about your mother's past
• Talk about your mother's religion
• Talk about your mother's family.

[ ] Spend time with Father

• Try and thaw your icy relationship.
• Talk about the kingdom from your father.
• Talk about your family from your father.
• Talk about your father's religion.
• Talk about the state of the world from your father.

[ ] Spend time with Uncle Fergus

• Talk to your Uncle
• Talk about your Uncle's territory.
• Talk about your Uncle's family.
• Learn some basic swordsmanship from your Uncle.

[ ] Spend time with Merida

• Talk to your cousin.
• Talk about your cousin's family.
• Talk about your cousin's home.
• Learn how to shoot a bow.
• Learn how to shoot a gun.

[ ] Spend time with Aunt Caitlyn

• Talk with your Aunt.
• Talk about your aunt's family.
• Talk about your Aunt's home.

[ ] Spend time with Camulus

• Talk with Camulus
• Talk with Camulus about the state of the world.
• Talk with Camulus about his home
• Talk with Camulus about his family
• Learn why he's so afraid of you.
• Learn how to fight from Camulus.

[ ] Spend time with Nereia

• Talk to Nereia.
• Talk to Nereia about her family
• Talk to Nereia about her home.
• Learn why she's so afraid of you.

[ ] Spend time on introspection

• Investigate the Dream World
• Investigate the source of your abilities
• Experiment with your abilities
• Practice with your abilities
• Investigate the dream you just had(Pursue the Betrayed)

[ ] Write in…

You have 5 days open, and five actions to spend. I want you to pick and choose which five things you want to do. Each of the bullet points on this list are SEPARATE ACTIONS, which means that you can't just pick Spend Time With Anna, and get all of the things.

Voting will be based on PLANS. This is also mostly freeform, meaning I want you to come up with stuff.

You can do anything you want within reason. The options above are just suggestions, reminders of things you could do. If you want, you can totally come up with new actions to pursue

And so you guys actually plan this out, for the first time ever, I'm doing this


*I'm putting a 12-hour hold on any voting. No voting until 12 hours after I post this, until then, talk amongst yourselves about what you want to do.

Now, as for the content of the chapter itself, that interlude was one of a small mini-story. The next time an arc finishes, you'll get the choice to pick it again, or look at a different interlude. If you complete and interlude set, you'll get a kind of reward. It'll also mean you have a more or less complete picture of some significant part of the world.