Kumandra's Royal visit

Chapter 1: The Trip Begins.

"Isabel! Anna! Get ready!" When Elsa called her niece's and sister's rooms, she became suspicious when neither of them answered. Elsa's suspicions grew as she knew both Isabel and Anna were usually prompt in responding to her calls. Concerned, she decided to investigate and headed towards their rooms to check if everything was alright.

"Anna?" she asked. Elsa knocked at her sister's door. She peeked in but saw that no one was in her room or on her bed. "Hmm...where is she?" Elsa's heart started to race as she realised that something might be wrong. She quickly rushed to Isabel's room, hoping to find some answers there. As she approached the door, a sense of dread washed over her, fearing what she might discover inside.

Elsa thought to herself as she walked down the hall to her adorable nieces' room.

"Isabel? Isa, that's where you got to Anna."It gave her a smile to see her sister curled up on Isa's bed, holding the book of dragons with the younger princess. Elsa felt a wave of relief wash over her as she saw Anna safe and sound with Isabel. She couldn't help but feel grateful for their bond and the comfort they found in each other's presence. However, Elsa couldn't shake off the nagging feeling that something was still amiss, urging her to dig deeper into the situation.

"Oh, you two...if you don't get up, I have no choice but to do this!" Elsa raised her hands to tickle Isa.
"Eeeaaaahhh, hahaha, I'm up, I'm up!" Isabel squealed with laughter as Elsa's tickling fingers danced across her sides. Anna, still half-asleep, groaned and rolled over, covering her face with a pillow. "Alright, alright, I'm getting up too," she mumbled, her voice muffled by the cushion. Elsa chuckled and stepped back, satisfied that she had successfully roused them from their slumber.

"Anna!" If we don't leave now, we'll be late!" Elsa lifted Isabel's blanket off her shoulder and looked at her. Isabel sat up, rubbing her eyes and yawning. "I know, I know," Anna replied groggily, finally sitting up and stretching. "Let's hurry and get ready," Elsa said, giving them both a playful nudge.

"Hmmm, what exactly is going on?... Are we late for what?" As exhausted as Isa was, Anna asked, "What's happening?" Elsa chuckled, realising that she had forgotten to mention the reason for their early morning departure. "We're actually going on a surprise adventure today," she explained, her eyes sparkling with excitement. "I can't tell you just yet, but I promise it'll be worth waking up early for." Anna and Isabel exchanged curious glances, their sleepiness fading as they eagerly anticipated the day ahead.

Isabel soon realised where they were going. Kumandra. Isabel's heart skipped a beat as she remembered the legends and stories she had heard about Kumandra, a mystical land filled with ancient temples and magical creatures. The thought of exploring such a wondrous place filled her with a sense of awe and wonder, making her even more excited for the surprise adventure that awaited them. Eagerly, she jumped off the bed and hurried to get dressed. "Do you think we'll see dragons?" Isa asked.

"Well, we'll have to wait to see Isabel, so hurry up and change before the ship leaves without us!"

Immediately after jumping out of bed, she jumped into a machine, and just a few moments later, she appeared in a blue dress. Isa's heart raced with anticipation as she imagined the possibility of encountering mythical creatures on their adventure. The vibrant blue dress she wore seemed to reflect her excitement, as if it were a symbol of the enchanting journey that lay ahead.

"Okay, ready, let's go, let's go, let's go!" Isa pulled Elsa out of her room and down the hall, Anna eventually catching up. "Are you sure Kristoff can handle everything here, Anna?"

"Elsa, stop worrying; he'll be fine," Anna assured her sister as they made their way towards the grand entrance of the castle. The sound of their footsteps echoed through the empty corridors, adding to the thrill of their upcoming expedition.

"We have all the bags and things we need on the ship, so we can head to Kumandra."""
Let's go!" Isabel called from the ship. "By the time we arrive, it will be sunset, and my math tells me that we'd better hurry if we have to be there in time." Anna and Elsa exchanged excited glances before quickening their pace. The anticipation of reaching Kumandra before sunset filled them with a sense of urgency. They knew that time was of the essence if they wanted to uncover the secrets that awaited them in this mysterious land.

As her aunts got on board the ship to set off for Kumandra, Isa folded her arms in relief.

Meanwhile, in the Southern Isles, Prince Hans plans revenge against Arendelle's queen and princess. He doesn't know about Isabel yet. He is determined to destroy their kingdom and rule over the land himself.

"Prince Hans," a guard called "Arendelles," has set sail with Princess Anna and the Queen of Elsa aboard, but there's a little kid on board. Should we continue to attack?" The guard asked even though he knew what the answer would be from his boss, who gave him the evil eyes, watching Hans start to head towards his own ship. "Our intent is to follow them so we can see where they are going, as well as who that kid might be! She could interfere with the plans!" The guard's question hung in the air, but Prince Hans simply smirked, his eyes gleaming with a malicious glint. "Let them sail for now," he commanded, his voice dripping with deceit. "We shall bide our time and strike when the opportunity presents itself. That child may hold the key to our victory." With a nod of understanding, the guard fell silent, knowing that their true intentions were far more sinister than they appeared.

The guards followed the orders and started getting the ship ready. "We'll find where they're going and attack from there! Plus, if that kid is the princess our guest wants, I'll have it easier than I thought. Doesn't that sound right, Queen Shuriki?" As Shuriki emerged from the shadows, she had a dark grin on her face. "I don't think we'd have a problem if she's the girl I'm thinking about," she replied. Shuriki's voice dripped with malice as she contemplated the potential power and control she would gain by capturing the princess. The guards exchanged uneasy glances, realising that their allegiance to Shuriki had led them down a treacherous path. However, they dared not question her authority, for they knew the consequences would be dire.

"Since she does not have that sceptre of hers, I will have an easier time defeating her!" As Hans led Shuriki to their ship, she watched her eyes darken at the thought. Hans couldn't help but feel a sense of satisfaction, knowing that he had successfully manipulated Shuriki's desires to align with his own. He knew that with the princess captured and her sceptre out of reach, their plan to seize control of the kingdom was within their grasp. However, a small voice of doubt lingered in the back of his mind, wondering if he had underestimated the extent of Shuriki's ruthlessness and thirst for power.