I was sleeping when I felt a chill, a big chill.

I looked up, the roof was frozen.

I wanted to look for my parents, but it was quiet, too quiet.

I walked outside thinking "They are out there."

I only saw snow, nothing else, just snow.

I looked around, the sun was coming up.

I thought about walking out to look for them.

My parents.

I didn't want to leave home.

The house was covered in snow, there was nothing to do.

Except to look for them.

I started to climb.

Slowly, I didn't want to look back.

There was nothing to look back at.

I found my courage and looked back.

I almost started to cry.

My house was gone.

Nothing but snow.

It started to snow.

Then, my worst nightmares came true.

I couldn't feel my fingers, I was turning to a icy blue color.

I looked around, snow, snow, more snow.

I spotted a cave.

Trying not to think about what could be inside the cave, I started to go toward it. 

I was afraid.

More afraid then ever.

I kept thinking of the bright side of all this.

I couldn't think of any.

I really wanted to find someone.

I didn't think about it, I didn't think of anything.

How could I?

This is a nightmare, only real.

If I could, I would.

I wanted to go out.

"The sun is up," I thought "What could happen to me?"

I stopped thinking.

I went out, without hesitation.

You wouldn't believe what I saw.

What I saw, was a tiger.

Unlike any other tiger.

It was gazing upon me.

Normal tigers would just tear me apart by now.

At least that's what I thought.

I wanted to run.

I wanted to run, I really did.

But I couldn't move.

I couldn't move a muscle.

I was too scared.

The tiger kept gazing at me.

Then, it finally let out a little roar.

Not a normal roar.

A normal roar would be loud.

But this tiger was gentle.

I thought about it.

"Should I start moving?" I kept thinking.

Then, to my surprise, it started moving in circles.

I kept thinking about what to do.

I couldn't just go.

I couldn't.

The tiger started walking toward a tree.

I could tell the tree was different.

It was almost glowing.

I wanted to find out what the tree was.

So I started to follow the tiger.

I thought it was going to eat me if it found me.

So I hid behind a bush before I started to follow it.

I started to follow the tiger.

Suddenly, the tiger's ear went up.

It turned toward the bush I was hiding behind.

I knew it had found me.

What could I do?

The tiger let out a little roar.

I really should just tell the tiger I was there.

I did.

The tiger just kept walking.

Like I wasn't even there.

Now I could really think that this tiger is different.

Why is this tiger so nice to me?

I kept thinking of all the possibilities that would lead to why the tiger was being nice.

I kept walking. 

I kept walking behind the tiger.

I was afraid that any other animal would pounce on me.

The tiger stopped suddenly.

I almost jumped.

The glowing tree was standing right there.

So was a leopard.

The tiger bowed to the leopard.

The leopard next gazed at me.

It was like he was telling me something.

Without thinking, I bowed as well.

The leopard seemed happy about this.

I was afraid.

If the leopard was happy, would it let me go?

I kept bowing without looking up.

I was tired.

Tired of bowing.

I looked up.

Suddenly, the tiger roared the loudest roar ever.

I jumped.

The leopard roared as well.

I jumped again.

Why was this happening? 

I repeated this question over and over again.

They kept roaring.

Then, I spotted something familiar.

The leopard has two scarred paws.

"Is that Leopard Spot?" I thought.

I gasped.

A polar bear and a arctic wolf appeared.

They were all gazing at me with serious faces.

Was I in trouble?

I quickly put down my head and bowed again.

I looked down at my hands.

I couldn't feel my fingers moving.

I was turning to a icy blue color again.

My legs stopped moving.

Then, the polar bear ran to my side.

The polar bear put his nose on my forehead.

What happened to me was a surprise.

I woke up suddenly.

I wasn't icy blue.

I could feel my fingers.

Then I heard a voice.

There was no one in sight.

I tried to look around.

There was a blinding light.

It looked like the northern lights.