Author's Note:In honor of being a fanfiction writer and a part of for a year now, I'm doing a multi book release! Two of them, "Crime At The Tower" and "Bear With Me," are one shot sequels to two of my other one shots "an Eye-opening experience" and "You'll Be In My Heart" respectively. I'm premiering "Just-Ice," a friendship fanfic about Elsa, Jack Frost, Periwinkle, and Frozone aka Lucius Best, and the second part of "Alons-y!" today as well. Be sure to check them out!

Welcome to Just Ice! A few quick notes before we begin. One, in this story, I made the fairies larger than they are in the movie. They are about four feet tall and still extremely slender. Also, humans (and other magical beings) can understand them, no matter what language they speak. It's an extra property of the pixie dust that I invented. Automatic translator.

And two, I do not own the rights to any of the movies mentioned or referenced, or the characters belonging to said movies. Rise of the Guardians belongs to DreamWorks. Frozen, The Incredibles, and Secret of the Wings belong to Disney. These are the four main movies featured. There are also various cameos too numerous to mention, but again I don't own the rights.

Now onto the story. Or at least the very short prologue.

Jack picked up the remains of his broken staff. Determined to get back to his friends and save the world, he thrust the pieces together, willing them to mend.

Snap!

The pieces slipped, leaving the staff even more splintered than before. Jack simply did not have enough power to mend it.

But of course that did not deter him. He tried once more, this time closing his eyes and summoning more ice than he knew he had in him. Suddenly the staff began to glow blue and white. Ice, snow, and frost gathered at the break, sealing it shut. Tiny blue specks swirled around in the air. With a happy whoop, Jack Frost flew into the sky.

He did not stop to ponder how the staff had been mended. He certainly didn't care that the ice had not completely been his.

Jack did not realize what he had just done. But the Man in the Moon did. Chuckling to himself, Manny settled in to watch the unfolding events.

An: Since this chapter was so short, I'll also be posting the next one.