Promise Me (Jack Frost X Reader) Ch. 7

"So how are we going to find her?" asked Tooth, waving her hands. "They could be anywhere! Even under our noses!"

Jack rolled his eyes indifferently. "By looking. It's as simple as that," he said.

Everyone in the room gave him a look that said, "That really isn't making this easier."

"Look," Jack continues, picking up his staff and pointing it at Bunny. "You can run fast, right?" Bunny nods. "Then use that so you can find her, quickly."

Bunny then replies in his thick Australian accent, "There's a bloody problem."

"What?"

Bunny shoves Jack away from him, causing Jack to drop his staff.

"Your plan," Bunny gives him a stern look. "It doesn't make sense." He jabs a furry finger at Jack. "At all."

"Makes sense for me."

"Yes, but only for you!" Bunny exclaims loudly, irritated by the Winter spirit. "How could I find her if I don't have any bloody clue to where she could be!?"

Jack uses his foot to bounce his staff back into his hand. He tosses it in the air and catches it. "Kangaroo—"

Bunny shoots a glare at him. "I'm a bunny."

"—okay. Okay." Jack gestures for him to calm down. "Don't get your panties in a twist. Anyway," he pauses and think. "We can find her if we ALL search." Everyone lets out an "Oh.." except for Sandman, you know, due to him being silent. Oh, and Bunny, because him and Jack don't really see eye to eye.

"I was just telling each of you what to do so that we could get on with this." Jack smirks impishly and looks over to Bunny, who just grunts something inaudible.

"Yeah, right," mutters Bunny, loud enough that someone could hear it.

And like always, everything around them tenses.

Tooth steps or rather flies in between the two rivals, glaring at them. "We're here to find out a way to save ___, not to fight over if something makes sense or not."

"I quit." Bunny turns on his heel and leaves.

Jack sends a glare at him and proceeds to do the same, but in the opposite direction. "I knew I should've done this by myself."

Sighing, Tooth watches the both of them go on their own. "Those two act like two year olds."

North lays a gentle hand on her shoulder. "Don't worry, Tooth," he says in a comforting way. "They will have to make up with each other sooner or later." Tilting Tooth's chin so that she is facing him, North adds, "Look at them, arguing at each other, but they really care about the other. Don't be fooled how they act. Okay?" He gives Tooth a swift pat on the back and leaves her alone.

One of her fairies tells her that they could look for you and save you.

"I know," Tooth replies, "but we won't be strong enough with our team being incomplete." She takes the fairy into her hand. "Hopefully, this would be like March; it comes in like a lion but exits like a lamb. Hopefully..."