Rose's prediction would not be so wrong

Elsa shifted her things from the armoire to a cloth bag. She didn't bring many clothes that's why everything had arranged very easily. At that moment she wanted to reach her parents in a few seconds, but she knew that she would have to travel a lot to reach home. And just thinking of it made her cry even more. Wiping away the little tears, Elsa came out to talk to her uncle and aunt.

Rose, meanwhile, was sitting gripping her head down and thinking. 'Which way she will go now? Will she wait here until Elsa's birthday or will she go back to save Elsa's parents?'

"Rose, in my opinion, we have one day before Elsa's birthday, so we should visit Singi Mountain once. If nothing happens then fine and if something does happen then we have the advantage that we have already taken the precaution," suggested Arthur, staring at the woman who was still mute.

"No," came the loud and sad voice of Elsa, and Rose's eyes widened as her eyes saw the cloth bag on Elsa's shoulder.

"I'm not in a stanc