The Princess Elsa had not been excited to be marrying a Viking leader. For one, he was older than her. Two, she didn't know him. Thirdly and most importantly, he was more barbaric than her own people were. He had seemed nice enough she supposed, but she wasn't looking forward to having to spend her entire life with him. No was she looking forward to what she knew would be expected...giving him children.
Elsa was average height, around five foot hour. She had brown hair and light skin, dotted with the classic Celtic freckles. She had honey colored eyes and a nice curvy body. She could've been married to anyone, but no, her father decided to give her away as a peace offering.
The peace hadn't gone so well, however. They had been in the middle of the wedding feast when suddenly, all of the vikings in the room had gotten up and begun to yell battle cries. They flipped the tables, pushed the Celts out of the way, and started stealing things. She'd looked at her new husband next to her in horror, but he was grinning widely.
In that moment she hadn't him even more, she knew he had planned this. If he hadn't, he wouldn't be looking so smug.
Elsa was average height, around five foot hour. She had brown hair and light skin, dotted with the classic Celtic freckles. She had honey colored eyes and a nice curvy body. She could've been married to anyone, but no, her father decided to give her away as a peace offering.
The peace hadn't gone so well, however. They had been in the middle of the wedding feast when suddenly, all of the vikings in the room had gotten up and begun to yell battle cries. They flipped the tables, pushed the Celts out of the way, and started stealing things. She'd looked at her new husband next to her in horror, but he was grinning widely.
In that moment she hadn't him even more, she knew he had planned this. If he hadn't, he wouldn't be looking so smug.