part of your world.

Peter drifted down to a rock near the shore of the sea and looked out to the horizon. He sat down, levitating just slightly off the rock and looked at his fairy, Tinkerbell. "Well, Tink," he said, stretching out. "This place is as good as any!" Peter pulled out his pan flute and began to whistle a melody into it. Soon enough, he was all jazzed up and hopping around the rock, making his music soar into the skies. Even Tink was excited, and there wasn't much that Tink got excited about these days. That's why they left Neverland -- it was an amazing place, and Peter was sad to say goodbye to all his friends, but he needed new adventures in his life. Fighting Hook was just getting so old and boring.

Peter continued to dance around the rock, with Tinkerbell doing little swirls in the air, her fairy dust falling all over, which kept Peter levitating. He dared to venture out into the middle of the sea, even. He knew Tink wouldn't let him fall, it was her job to keep him safe. Peter continued to belt a melody out of his pan flute.



Rapunzel turned around for probably the millionth time that day. "Ugh," she groaned aloud to her small chameleon, Pascal. "We're so lost Pascal. What do we do?" Pascal shrugged, and curled his tail around her finger, watching all of the foot traffic zoom by. Giving up, Rapunzel decided to head towards the castle of Arendelle. Maybe the people who lived there could help her figure out which way was up. But it was also highly possible that they would not be the welcoming sort. She had asked many of the villagers how to navigate the town, and each of their directions were more confusing than the last. Now Rapunzel was hopelessly lost, and the only thing she knew for sure, was where the huge castle stood.

When she arrived at the great doors, Rapunzel puffed up to look important, and she strode right over to the castle guards. "I demand to see the queen," she said, still holding herself high. "Oh yeah?" the smaller of the two asked. "And just who do you think you are?" Rapunzel took a deep breath and said, "I am Rapunzel, newly found Princess of Corona." Just then, Pascal nudged her. "Oh, yes. This," she started, holding up the small lizard, "is Pascal. He is my friend, and we demand to see the queen!"

Ariel's time on land had been short lived as she now found herself back in the water. Things were different now, though, she still had the same sense of adventure and wanted to learn as much as possible about all kinds of new things. Only now she knew that she could explore and discover new things and places under the sea. And maybe if the timing were ever right she'd find herself back on land. After all her father had ended up coming around to letting her go off and explore on land so he'd used his magic to enchant her tail so whenever she went on land she'd have legs, but when she was back in the ocean she'd have a tail. Something that honestly could be really handy.

Ariel did poke her head out every once in a while to see what was going on around her, and on this day she saw something rather peculiar. A boy just floating over the water. Not something that happens every day. So, of course, her curiosity got the better of her this time, and she had to say something. "Excuse me," she called to the boy who she was dying to figure out more about.

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Elsa smiled in her mirror at her sister Anna as she finished braiding her hair. "You know you don't have to do my hair for me right? I mean I'm your older sister, shouldn't I be doing something like this for you?" Elsa asked not sure how she'd gotten roped into letting Anna do her hair for her today when she usually just did it herself, but whatever. There wasn't much going on at the moment in the kingdom and nothing she really had to worry about or take care of right away that she knew of so she supposed a nice day to relax and spend time with her sister would be nice. Of course though right as she thought that something would come up. That's how it always worked.

"Queen Elsa, there's a woman outside claiming to be the newly found princess of Corona demanding to see you." One of the guards said as they barged into to the room before Anna had even been given the chance to reply really. "Very well, tell the others to send her in," Elsa said standing and sending her sister a small smile before following them out of the room. She wasn't sure how she'd make up not being able to spend a day with her sister, again, but she'd figure something out.