Sometimes Elsa tries practicing weapons, but she's found she doesn't like it. She doesn't want to strike anyone with her ice unless she's sure she has full control of what she's doing, no sharp edges. Snow is safer. It's good to know how to do in a pinch, but these days, it seems more useful to practice the finer details.

And sometimes she makes things just to make them. Now, for instance, she starts constructing a miniature ice castle on the sand, playing with the design.

"I'm afraid I'm not familiar with Rivia," she says. "There are so many lands I don't know now that I'm in Darrow. I'm from Arendelle." She doubts he's heard of it, but she offers it up just in case.