Elsa grinned, pressing her sister's hand into her own. They glided across the ice smoothly. At least, Elsa glided smoothly, and Anna gripped her sister's neck tightly and tripped continuously.

"Sweet heart, you're gonna have to let go or we're gonna-ugh-trip. Anna?"

Anna screeched and fell against the ice, emitting rather girlish giggles from the two sisters.

"Come on." Elsa helped her up and melted the skates. "I think you've had enough skating for one day."

"Thank you." Anna hugged her sister. "You have no idea how much I've missed this. How much I've missed you."

Elsa hugged her sister back. "Yes, Anna. I do."

"Uh, guys?" The voice of the funny little snow man rang out. "Some funny portal thing just appeared in the middle of this- MY NOSE!"

"Olaf?" Elsa let go of her sister. "What's up?"

"My nose was sucked into that portal!"

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"Oi, mate, a carrot just popped through that portal!" Bunny shouted.

"What?"

Santa Clause stepped out of his office to see Bunny hovering a carrot over his mouth.

"Bunny!" Jack shouted. "Don't eat that! Goodness, man, it could be some poor snowman's nose!" It was meant as a joke.

What they didn't know was that some poor snowman WAS missing his nose.

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"Block off the portal! Don't let anyone within 100 feet!"

Elsa spouted orders as men blocked the portal off with gates and Kristoff saved Olaf from being sucked into the portal accidentally.

"Anna!" she shouted suddenly. "Anna, get inside the palace!"

"I want to help!" Anna tried lifting one of the portable gates.

"Anna! I am the queen, obey me!"

Anna grumbled, grabbed Olaf's hand, and marched inside.

*Three hours later*

The sky was dark with small snowflakes spiraling down, falling against her milky skin.

Queen Elsa stared at the portal.

"Maybe," she whispered, "maybe it's not dangerous..." She stood up and walked towards it, her arm stretched outward.

As soon as her fingertips touched the gaseous liquid disk, it sucked her in.

After spiraling out of control for a few seconds, she was thrown into a strange looking room. It was frosty and cold, making her feel at home. But still, she felt out of place. She stood immediately and looked around, and a boy with white hair stepped into the light. What she saw shocked her. What he saw shocked him.

Jack Frost was not ready for Queen Elsa of Arendelle.