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One version of the Frost King died at an unknown point, though he retained his plentiful supernatural powers in death, making his nature as a spirit a somewhat incidental detail in some respects (though the King himself was especially prone to minimising it). He did, however, begin residing in the [[Spirit Realm]] when not willfully visiting a specific place, and could be banished back there by magic-users like Tarsa. This Frost King had the ability to teleport at will in a flurry of ice and snow, including across dimensions. This led this Frost King to cross paths with, and uneasily befriend, [[Madame Tarsa]]. She once rescued him after he was trapped by a [[wraith-wyvern]]. On another occasion, after the King accidentally destroyed the village of the [[Miniature Mahogany|Miniature Mahoganies]] during a game of [[Cosmic Foosball]], [[the Council]] called Tarsa in to rectify the subsequent crisis. | One version of the Frost King died at an unknown point, though he retained his plentiful supernatural powers in death, making his nature as a spirit a somewhat incidental detail in some respects (though the King himself was especially prone to minimising it). He did, however, begin residing in the [[Spirit Realm]] when not willfully visiting a specific place, and could be banished back there by magic-users like Tarsa. This Frost King had the ability to teleport at will in a flurry of ice and snow, including across dimensions. This led this Frost King to cross paths with, and uneasily befriend, [[Madame Tarsa]]. She once rescued him after he was trapped by a [[wraith-wyvern]]. On another occasion, after the King accidentally destroyed the village of the [[Miniature Mahogany|Miniature Mahoganies]] during a game of [[Cosmic Foosball]], [[the Council]] called Tarsa in to rectify the subsequent crisis. | ||
In December 2021, he teleported into the [[Workshop of Madame Tarsa|Workshop]]. By then, he was functionally family to Tarsa, with her son [[Joybuzzer]] referring to him as “Uncle Frost”). The King suggested that they go out and look for a Christmas tree as a family; though displeased by the King barging into the Workshop uninvited using his magic, she eventually gave in, and the King transported the three of them, plus the robot [[CS-NA]], to [[Universe (The Winter Quests)|another universe]] where they found a suitable tree. After chopping it down and preparing it for transport, the three got into a playful magic-aided snowball fight, which Tarsa and Joybuzzer won. They then returned to the Workshop to decorate the tree using ornaments crafted by Joybuzzer. These experiences taught CS-NA about the importance of family spirit to a successful Christmas party. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Winter Quests (novel)|The Winter Quests]]'') | In December 2021, he teleported into the [[Workshop of Madame Tarsa|Workshop]]. By then, he was functionally family to Tarsa, with her son [[Joybuzzer]] referring to him as “Uncle Frost”). The King suggested that they go out and look for a Christmas tree as a family; though displeased by the King barging into the Workshop uninvited using his magic, she eventually gave in, and the King transported the three of them, plus the robot [[CS-NA]], to [[Universe A (The Winter Quests)|another universe]] where they found a suitable tree. After chopping it down and preparing it for transport, the three got into a playful magic-aided snowball fight, which Tarsa and Joybuzzer won. They then returned to the Workshop to decorate the tree using ornaments crafted by Joybuzzer. These experiences taught CS-NA about the importance of family spirit to a successful Christmas party. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Winter Quests (novel)|The Winter Quests]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
