Notes: This originally started out as an RP in Tumblr. My RP partner, ordinary-princess-chilling-queen (as she's known Tumblr), and I loved it so much that we decided to post it here (with some things rewritten and edited thanks to her). We hope you will enjoy it!
Disclaimer: Frozen and its characters belong to Disney.
Prologue
The story started with something breaking- make that two things actually. On opposite ends of the ocean, to be precise, these two things were breaking. One was someone's heart as they realized the truth about their romantic situation; the other was an old mirror that was thrown to the ground in anger. Both were rather painful events, but in very different ways, while Anna's heart broke, someone else's heart started to beat.
They were confused.
They were in pain.
They wondered why they were being taken across the seas as a final request.
Who were they exactly?
Their head hurt, they knew that much.
As their head swam and their consciousness began to fade, a single name rang out to them that was discernible from everything else the vindictive man above them said as instructions and commands failed to fall upon their ears.
"Anna."
The salty air was refreshing, and just the thing they needed to wake up to. Although waking up presented a fantastically awkward problem.
Just where were they exactly?
She rubbed her head and grumbled in pain; everything beforehand was a blur, she remembered where she had come from and her name, everything any normal person ought to remember, but there was something very bothersome was that there were little patches here and there that didn't make any sense.
How she got to the docks of Arendelle was one of them. She never remembered ever coming to this Northen Kingdom at any point in her life, but here she was and here she stood at the dock as if she meant to be there. The more she looked around though the more it was apparent that there weren't any nearby boats or dories that could have been the vessel that brought her here. It was like she had been blinked into existence and placed on that very spot. How curious!
She couldn't let that bother her though, no, she would see just who she could find in Arendelle to speak to and familiarize herself with this oddly –familiar- town.
The sun shone high above her; looking up to it as a gull flew by the woman shielded her eyes with a white-gloved hand. Not a single cloud in the sky at all, a perfect flawless day. Perhaps something good would happen to the redheaded Southern Islander.
Only time would tell.
But unknown to her, the sun was what showed the time for her that was slowly running out.
First chapter will be coming soon. Leave some feedback, please~