Taken to the Guardians:
"If we're doing something wrong, can you at least tell us what it is?" Jack asked looking towards the moon.
"Because we've tried everything and no one ever sees us," Janet answered. "You put us here,"
"The least you can do is tell us…tell us why?" Jack reasoned.
The moon didn't answer anything. It was just as silent as it was for the past 300 years.
The twins sighed in anger and in depression.
They both sat down with their knees tucked it. Silence came between for several minutes as thoughts filled their head like mad.
"Why doesn't the moon ever answer our questions?" Jack asked himself and his sister.
"I don't know, Jack," Janet lamented. "I don't even know what's worse. The fact we don't remember anything from before the day, the moon lifted us from the frozen lake or the face that the moon hasn't done anything but abandoned us for 300 agonising years,"
You know sis for a moment, I thought we could have actually be seen by that kid Jamie and his friends," Jack said.
"Yeah, I thought so too but what are we kidding," Janet lamented. "We've tried everything good and fun that we can think of but it's just the same outcome as it's been for so many years,"
"Come on," Jack took his sister's hand to help her up. "Let's just go and enjoy what life can offer to us,"
They flew to some telephone wires and decided to walk on them. As their bare feet touched them, frost spread over the wires like moving face and froze them.
During that, they noticed flying streams of golden sand. They knew what that meant.
They both looked up to see more of them heading downwards houses and pulled their hoods down.
"Right on time, Sandman," Janet said.
"Look, he's not the only one here," Jack pointed towards flying streams of silver sand. "The Wish Girl's here granting wishes,"
"Would you like meet her?" Janet asked teasing him.
"Yes," Jack answered with a smile but right after that changed his answered with an annoyed voice. "Wait, no,"
"That's what you say and then what happens later, you'll want to," Janet answered back teasing him again.
"Oh, ha ha," Jack sarcastically replied.
They both ran along the telephone to touch the soaring, thin rivers of gold and silver.
The golden sand formed a dolphin plopping in and out of sand water while silver sand formed a lonely person becoming loved and respected. They floated away.
For the next hour, Jack and Janet enjoyed watching the streams of gold and silver flying about to slowly come to children's houses.
All was peace and quiet – until a large furry creature passed behind them startling them.
"What was that?" Janet asked petrified with fear.
"I have no idea," Jack answered.
They swooped to a nearby tree. They peered round like owls but saw nothing. The speedy blur startled them again as it passed by behind them.
The twins trailed after it but saw no glimpse of what it was.
They ended up standing on a truck in the centre of town in the streets but again saw nothing.
They were startled for a third time as the blur caught their attention by knocking down some bins.
They landed on the ground and prepared to attack with Jack pointing his staff in front of him whilst Janet held her hands out ready to strike as her snow medallion glowed blue and white together.
"Hello mates,"
Both the twins jumped with fright as they turned their backs and saw a familiar shadow twiddling with his boomerang.
"Been a long time. Blizzard of 68 I believe," the shadow came into the light and revealed Bunny. "Easter Sunday, wasn't you?"
"Bunny," Jack awkwardly greeted as he and his sister lowered their guard. "You're still mad about that are you?"
"Yes," Bunny answered with an angry face. "But that this is about something else,"
"Something else? What are you talking about?" Janet asked with crossed eye-brows.
"You'll see," Bunny faced his boomerang and spoke out, "Fellas?"
Jack and Janet were suddenly grabbed by hoods by a Yeti.
"Hey! Put us down!" Jack shouted.
"Let us go!" Janet shouted.
But the twins were shoved into a large red sack being held by another Yeti. He tied it up so they wouldn't get out.
His accomplice: the grabber held out a snow globe and spoke 'North Pole' in Yeti language. He threw the snow globe and it turned into a portal that would teleport them back to the workshop.
The sack holder turned to Bunny and asked him if he was coming.
"Me? Not on your nelly," Bunny answered strapping his boomerang to his back. "See you back at the Pole,"
He patted his foot on the floor and a tunnel magically appeared. Once its creator jumped down, it magically closed leaving behind a fully-bloomed purple flower sticking out of the ground.
The Yeti threw the sack into the portal with him and the other one jumping into after it.
Jack and Janet (inside the sack) felt their bodies swirling round and round until they landed with a big thud. "Oww!" Janet screamed.
"Will you get my back?!" her brother ranted in pain.
"Off your back?!" Janet asked sarcastically and angrily at the same time. "You're on my wings!"
They noticed the sack opening was loose and opened it. Two little elves peered inside but they back away instantly once spotting their hard peering eyes.
"There they are, the Frost Twins!" North greeted as Jack lifted the opening of the sack off him and his sister.
Tooth, Arya and Sandy turned with greeting smiles to peer down at them like North.
"Wow," Jack and Janet said together quietly.
"You've gotta be kidding me," Jack added in himself.
Right after that, he and Janet were lifted off the floor fully out of the sack by their capturers.
"Hey, put us down," Janet ordered gently but warn fully at the same time. The Yeti's obeyed clearly seeing what she would have done if they didn't.
"I hope the Yeti's treated you two well," North greeted as they turned to him.
"We love being shoved in sack and tossed through a magic portal," Jack answered back sarcastically as he kicked his staff with his right heel into his hand whilst Janet crossed her arms.
"Oh, good that was my idea," North answered. He clearly didn't get sarcasm.
"My brother was being sarcastic," Janet corrected to him. "We don't like being kidnapped like that and being whooshed through a magic portal,"
"If you really wanted us to come here, you could have just asked," Jack explained.
"Well, our many apologies, Frost Twins," Arya greeted speaking. "We couldn't risk getting a no,"
"Okay to business," North changed the subject. "You two know Bunny obviously," he gestured to Bunny leaning on a column not paying any attention to them. How did he get back to the Pole so fast?
Jack answered "Obviously,"
"And just for the record, if he ever comes near us again, I'm going to turn his fur blue," Janet smirked.
"You wouldn't," Bunny said disbelieving her.
"Try me," Janet playfully challenged.
"And you two know the Tooth Fairy of course," North continued.
"Hello Jack and Janet, I've heard a lot about you two and your teeth!" Tooth cheerfully greeted.
"Our…our what?" they asked confused.
"Open them! Are they really white as they say?" Tooth hypocritically asked them as he opened their mouths starting with Jack and then with Janet.
"Oh, they do sparkle like freshly fallen snow," Tooth cooed.
The Mini-Fairies started pulling on Janet's hair. "Stop pulling my hair," she said angrily.
"Girls, come on, let's disgrace the hair," Tooth ordered and he and the Mini-Fairies.
"And you've heard of Arya of course as well," North gestured to Arya who waved to them.
"Well, Wish Girl who usually known as Arya it is very nice to meet you," Jack greeted with a small bowing nod of his head.
"Jack's always wanted to meet you," Janet added in.
"What? No!" Jack retorted gently shoved her to the side with his arm. Janet just started laughing.
"And Sandy," North finished.
He and Arya noticed that Sandy was snoring and sleeping whilst hovering only half a foot above the ground.
"Sandy…" North attempted to wake him by patting him on the arm with his right hand.
"Sandy! Wake up! It's not polite to sleep when guests are here," Arya poked him in the face.
Sandy woke up and descended back to the ground. He waved at Jack and Janet.
"Hey, anybody wanna tell us why we're here?" Jack asked.