Andrew's proposal stunned both Elsa and Princess Anna. But it had come so suddenly, and he was proposing to rather too many women at once. Though both felt a little shy and pleasantly surprised, they were mostly speechless.
"Your Highness, proposing to two women at once? You really outdid yourself."
Princess Anna scoffed. If he had proposed to her alone, she might have... Pfft! As if I'd ever say yes.
Elsa shook her head too. His Highness really never changed. As she looked at Andrew, a thought suddenly stirred in her heart. Having him as her husband might actually be rather nice—provided, of course, that she was his only wife.
Elsa was about to speak when the Bug Commander across from them sneered. "You humans are so boring, going on about love. There's no reason for such a thing to exist. Only inferior races like you care about it."
"You're the inferior race!"
Princess Anna shouted back. Andrew sighed. The mood he had worked so hard to create was gone. This bug really deserved to die.
The Bug Commander could not be bothered to waste any more words and prepared to finish the three of them off. Just then, Andrew suddenly said, "Mr. Bug, did you know that villains usually die because they talk too much?"
"Sorry, but I can't imagine any way you could turn this around. You're all going to die today."
The Bug Commander smiled disdainfully. Just then, a figure shimmering with divine light suddenly emerged from a puddle in front of it and asked with a friendly expression, "Mr. Ugly Bug, did you happen to lose something?"
"River God!"
Elsa and Princess Anna cried out together. Why had the River God appeared here? And where was the river?
Andrew smiled without saying anything. This was a