Princess Anna bared her teeth at Andrew. If this weren't such a bad time, I'd show you just how violent this princess can be! Uh, wait, wouldn't that prove his point?
Elsa said, "Your Highness, you won both of these spoils. I'll shamelessly keep the silver light so Anna can defend herself. Keep the gold light for yourself."
Andrew smiled. "Queen Elsa, there's no need to be so polite. We're all family here. What's yours is mine, isn't it?"
"Who's family with you?"
Elsa and Princess Anna huffed in unison. This fellow still wanted to bag them both?
Only then did Elsa remember that Andrew was still holding her hand. She hurriedly pulled free, then said, "Your Highness, please don't joke around. The gold light is yours. As for the silver light, I'll repay you someday."
Andrew said nothing more and raised his hand toward the River God. Displeased to see them getting along so well, the River God sent the two balls of light over.
Andrew caught the two balls of light, then pushed the golden one into Elsa's body and sent the silver one into Princess Anna. Both women were stunned. They were about to say something when a flood of information suddenly appeared in their minds—information about their two new abilities.
After receiving the two balls of light, Andrew had carefully checked them. Only once he confirmed there was nothing wrong with them did he give them to Elsa and Anna.
"You really are generous."
The River God couldn't help saying, "If I'm not mistaken, you're just an ordinary person, aren't you? This was a chance to reach the top in a single leap."
"An ordinary person?"
Andrew laughed. Of course he wasn't an ordinary person. The River God simply wasn't powerful enough to see through his