Here's the new chapter 6. It was chapter 10, till i made the adjustments to it. Hope it still works.

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Chapter 6: Sugar Rush

The next day, Casey slowly snuck down to the kitchen. Jack was leading the way. The two were craving candy and Jack knew that North kept a stash of cookies and Bunnymund kept a stash of his best chocolates in the cabinets. It was all a matter of sneaking past North's yetis, which were fierce guards that always did exactly what North told them to do. Jack knew one of them because of all the times he had tried to bust into North's workshop. He had called it Phil and once Casey had found out about the name, she had started calling the yeti Phil as well. That wasn't saying that Phil was very happy about it. Casey was sure the yeti hated the name, but he just continued to allow the two spirits to call him that.

Jack led Casey down the hall that led straight to the kitchen. Casey licked her lips as she began to think about the sweet chocolates and delicious cookies and how delicious they would be once she and Jack managed to get their hands on them. In her thoughts, Casey accidentally smacked her lips loudly, causing Jack to look back at her and put a finger to his lips to hush her. Casey put a hand to her mouth, an action that the water spirit had found herself doing a lot of lately.

Jack peeked around the corner and straight into the kitchen. He saw no yetis or elves, not even the Guardians. All he saw was what he and Casey were after: North's cookies and Bunnymund's chocolates. The two covered their mouths as said mouths began to water with anticipation.

At Jack's signal, the two spirits began creeping their way towards the kitchen, making sure that their bare feet made as little noise as possible. Thankfully, luck seemed to be on their side because Jack and Casey easily made it into the kitchen without interference. They turned to their prize: the cookies and chocolates. Jack and Casey rubbed their hands together and immediately dug in.

Twenty minutes later, when North and Bunnymund came into the kitchen (After their own stashes) , they found Jack and Casey flying all over the place, whooping and hollering. A mixture of ice and water was covering the entire kitchen. North groaned and put a hand to his head while Bunnymund clenched his fists tightly.

"Frostbite!" he yelled. "Dripperina!" At the sound of the Australian rabbit's nicknames for them, Jack and Casey surprisingly stopped in midair and looked at Bunnymund. The Pooka had his arms crossed and was tapping his foot impatiently. "Why are the two of you acting crazy!?"

"We ate some of North's cookies!" Jack yelled and began to fly around again.

"And Bunny's chocolates!" Casey exclaimed, turning upside down, laughing wildly. Small rain showers formed over Bunnymund's head, no doubt caused by the sugar-high controller of water. Bunnymund didn't want to think about what would happen if Jack froze the rain as it landed on him. These thoughts only annoyed the Pooka that much more.

"You ate my chocolates!?" Bunnymund exclaimed.

"And my cookies?!" North roared. The two Guardians crossed their arms as they watched Jack and Casey fly around the room.

The door to the kitchens opened again and Narain stuck her head in. She looked around and saw the mess that the kitchen had become. When she looked up and saw the flying winter and water spirits, she now saw why the place was a mess. Jack and Casey were sugar high. Narain had never actually seen Casey like this. (Neither had had much access to sugary sweets where they lived.)

"Narain," Narain looked up at North. "Could you go get Sandy please? We need to get these two under control and right now, I think Sandy's the only one who can handle it."

"Sure." Narain said, and she left. She didn't ask questions. (she was pretty sure at least Bunnymund would tell her later) She just did what North had asked of her. Walking around, Narain kept looking until she found Sandy.

The dream master was floating around, obviously unaware of the chaos Jack and Casey had been causing in the kitchen. He looked up when he heard Narain walking towards him. His dream sand floated above his head in a question mark shape, obviously directed at Narain.

"North sent me to come get you." Narain said. "Jack and Casey are going crazy in the kitchen and North wanted you in there for some reason." Sandy nodded and gave Narain a thumbs up, signaling that he had understood. He gestured for Narain to lead the way, and she did as she had been "told". She led him back to the kitchen where North and Bunnymund were still trying (and failing) to get Jack and Casey to calm down. The two spirits were still flying around the room, yelling with excitement and, Narain thought, pure craziness.

Sandy sighed inaudibly and floated upwards. First, he floated in front of Jack and with just a flick of his fingers, sprinkled some dream sand in Jack's face. The winter spirit's eyes immediately drooped and fell closed. Jack fell from the air, luckily right into North's arms. Golden dolphins took shape and began to swim around Jack's head as he slept. North chuckled and handed the sleeping 317-year-old over to Bunnymund.

"Take him to the guest room that's cold enough for him." North instructed. Bunnymund rolled his eyes but nodded and left, carrying Jack over his shoulder. As he went out the door, he looked over at Narain and cocked his head, indicating for her to follow him, which she did without hesitation.

Once Bunnymund, Jack and Narain were gone, North turned his attention back to Sandy. It appeared Casey had been aware enough that she had realized quickly what Sandy intended to do, because the water spirit flew around faster, intending to get away from Sandy. She flew towards the door and almost made it out if it hadn't've been for North stepping in front of the door. His huge body took up the entire doorway and Casey collided with the Russian man. She flew back and landed on the floor. But no sooner had she gotten back to her feet and turned to run away, that she ran straight into Sandy. He smiled and, like with Jack, flicked his fingers, sending dream sand directly into Casey's eyes.

As quickly as it had happened with Jack, Casey's eyes began to droop until she collapsed on the floor all together. Dream sand came out and took the form of orcas that, like with Jack's dolphins, swam around Casey's head. Sandy smiled again and looked up at North.

"Well, at least the twerps are out of our hair." Bunnymund said.

"Bunny, don't be mean!" Narain said, smiling lightly at him. He rubbed the back of his neck as he looked at her, chuckling nervously.

So, was this chapter as funny as it was when it was chapter 10? Let me know please!