Elsa scrambled the keys through her fingers, until she noticed ingravements on them. They had names on them. Some said "Hero", or like "Rapunzel". Is he planning to get everyone? She thought.

"But...why?" Elsa said to herself, still looking for her name engraved on one of the keys.

"Hey Elsa, um it's kind of scary down here so could you hurry up?" Anna yelled to her sister.

"Ya..sure." Elsa said, not really knowing what Anna said. "Aha!" He found her key and quickly unlocked her cage.

She emerged out of it and made an ice bridge down to the bottom of the room, walked down it, and didn't stop, walking straight towards Anna, as if she were going to punch her.

But she did the exact opposite. She hugged Anna with tears rolling down her eyes. Anna hugged back, still not knowing that everyone else was there.

"Thank-" Elsa sniffled and then continued "you, Anna." She said still hugging Anna tightly.

"Uh, your welcome." Anna said gently pushing away.

"Well, that works out great. You already got yourself out of the cage! Elsa, it's your turn." Said pitch emerging from the darkness "And it looks like you brought your sister too! How wonderful." He said with an evil grin. Pitch grabbed Elsa by the right arm and gestured one of his nightmares to put Anna in her cage.

Elsa would've attempted to squirm out of his arm, but she knew it would be no use. She would just get hurt even worse.

Elsa entered a room similar to the one she was just in, except it was smaller, much smaller, and it had no cages. Instead it had a globe in the center with a couple hundred lights on it, and new ones appearing on it every second.

Pitch didn't speak a word about it and turned to go into the second room, a room with a orb in the center, with, it seemed, sometype of magic. Attached to it was a tube connected to a chair with multiple wires. They stopped there.

"This is my masterpeice. Now, sit here." He pushed her down into the chair. And plugged everything onto her. The green wires were connected to her hands and the red ones connected to both sides of her temple.

"Just get it over with." Elsa said, knowing there was no hope. Jack wasn't coming to get her, neither was rapunzel, nor Merida. She was hopeless. Might as well go through with what ever that was. It was going to happen no matter what.

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Honestly, I think this was one of my best chapters! Like, I can't believe I wrote that. Wow. Welp, I'm writing another book soon.
Have any ideas? Comment.
-Lanie