Knock, knock, knock. "Your majesty?"

Anna moans and pulls a pillow over her head. "Your Majesty, it's time to get up. We must practice for the big party coming up."

Anna snaps her eyes open and quickly sits up. "I'm up! I'll be down in a few minutes." After she can't hear the person, she quickly gets up and gets dressed.

Knock, Knock, Knock.

"Ugh, who is it?!" Anna calls while putting her hair into two pigtail braids. Anna hears a laugh followed by, "A little over-tired, are we?"

"Come in, Elsa." Elsa opens the door and walks into the bathroom. "Sleep well?"

Anna sighs and finishes tying off the end of her braid. "Ugh, no! Up all night thinking about this part. My Party!"

"Don't stress it. You know, your birthday isn't even for two months so—why are you having a party today?" Elsa walks over and stands next to her little sister. Anna shrugs. "I guess that 19 is a big number?"

Anna and Elsa go downstairs and enter the ballroom—packed full of people, who instantly applaud at the Queen and Birthday Princess' entrance. With their arms linked, the sister's walk up onto the stage.

Wait—was I supposed to put together a speech? I'm sure Elsa has a great one put together. Maybe she can speak and I can get away with nodding, waving and smiling. People seem to like that. Or maybe something exciting will happen! No, shut up Anna. Last time you wanted excitement at a royal event, you nearly got everyone killed. Let's not repeat that. Oh, then there's the Coronation Party—

"Queen Elsa of Arendelle and our Birthday Girl, Princess Anna of Arendelle!" Kai announces, breaking Anna out of her mind. Anna quickly blinks her eyes which hurt due to staring off into space and not blinking for a while. "You okay?" Elsa whispers. Anna slightly nods her head nervously. "Do I need a speech?"

Elsa's eyes widen and she quickly looks at Anna. "Yes! Did you not prepare one?" Anna smiles sheepishly and innocently. Elsa puts her hand on her head and sighs. "Bravo."

The guests quickly turn their attention back to the royals. Anna has no idea what to say, so she remains still. "I suppose you got lucky," Elsa whispers. Anna looks up and meets with her sister's eyes. "I forgot to prepare a speech too."

Both girls hold back laughter but quickly turn back to being serious. Anna steps forward.

"Um… Hi!" Anna waves. Though instead of everyone being rude or shocked, they smile and wave back with laughter. "I, Princess Anna of Arendelle, would like to thank every one of you for coming to this special occasion."

With that, Anna gives Elsa a look that says 'Help me'. Elsa smiles and steps forward, nervous but not as nervous as Anna.

"Welcome. First I would like to start off by saying thank you to everyone for joining us on this special day," Elsa begins. Anna gets lost in thought instead of listening, though she can get an understanding of what Elsa is saying.

Well, my speech sucked. Good going Anna! Though, thanks to awesome sister's named Elsa, I might not have completely ruined everything. She always gets me out of trouble. Normally I dig a hole so deep, that it's impossible to dig out of! Mostly cause I just talk on and on and on and on—

Anna's thoughts are interrupted when everyone starts applauding the Queen and Princess. "I would also like to add that Queen Elsa and I will be holding another party on my actual birthday," Anna adds. The guests applaud more. Elsa and Anna link arms once more and smile at the crowd. Arendelle sure does have quite the royal family. Sisters! Who take amazing care of everyone and everything around them.

"I could have sword it was down here!"

"Just keep looking—but when you find it, don't break it! If you do, we'll all be doomed. We just need to take the orb up to the palace and somehow get it in contact with the Queen. Then we can go home and watch the party play on." A few people walk deep underground. "Prince Hans, is this the orb?" A woman asks. Hans runs over quickly. "Yes, yes! Oh, Lilica you are a gem!"

Hans bends over and picks up the orb—that is no bigger than a small diamond. "Sedric! Get over here!" A guy runs over with a cloth and a chest. Hans wraps the orb in the cloth, sets it securely in the chest then locks it tightly. "Get this to the palace and make sure that it makes contact with the queen! If this orb touches anyone other than her, we're all doomed. Do you understand?"

"Yes sir." And with that, Everybody quickly left the cave.

Thud

"Anna, are you alright?!" Elsa asks, running to her sister who has just tripped and fallen over a chair. "I'm alright," Anna says laughing. She looks up with ocean-blue eyes and looks around. "I never noticed how high the ceiling was…"

Elsa laughs then helps Anna stand. "Try to be more careful?" Anna nods her head then quickly runs off, up the stairs, around the top floor then slides down the railing of the other stairs. Elsa sighs, smiles, shakes her head gently then walks away.

Anna runs up the stairs then down the railing and does this quite a few times. After a few times, she slides down the railing but loses her balance—slamming into a girl smaller then her and taking her to the floor. "Oh my goodness, I am so sorry!" Anna quickly stands. "It's fine, cous."

Anna's eyes widen with joy. "Punzie!" Anna and Rapunzel quickly hug. "Sorry about the whole knocking you to the floor thing…" Anna and Rapunzel quickly stand up. "Nah, its fine—don't stress it. I've known you long enough, so I'm used to being run into or knocked over."

Both girls laugh. "So, how've you been?" Anna asks. "Well, ever since I finally got reunited with my parents, I've been doing a lot of family stuff. But, I won't talk about that cause—well, you know. 'Parents' is a sad subject."

"Its fine, Punz. If you want to talk about how your family got reconnected, talk. Just cause my family is different doesn't mean anything. It just means—well—that we have different families!" Anna says. The cousins walk through the ballroom talking. "Well, Eugene and I finally got married! It was a great day—but interesting… It's a longer story that you will have to hear later on. We still live at the castle—but my life is simple. How are you and the Snow Queen named Elsa that we love and adore greatly?"

Anna chuckles and smiles. "Well, things have been—odd. I mean, you remember coronation day, right?" Rapunzel nods. "That was cold—especially without my hair to curl up in…"

"Sorry about that… Anyway, lots has happened since then. Elsa has control of her magic, we're sooo close as sisters and I couldn't be happier with that, Kristoff and I are very close and now everything is back the way it should be."

Rapunzel smiles at the thought of her cousins being happy. "So, where's Els—Queen Elsa?"

"You can call her Elsa—and I don't know where she went. Last I saw was when she helped me up after I tripped and fell. Nothing new, really!" Both girls laugh again. Their arms link together as they look for Elsa—hoping not to get separated in the large crowd of people. "You know, trying to walk through this with 70-feet of hair would've sucked," Anna says trying not to laugh. "Hey, watch it. Though most of the time I'm relieved that I don't have to deal with it, I still miss being able to swing around or climb super tall things or simply heal people with magic."

"You never actually told me why you cut it…" Anna says quietly. "Tell you what. Eugene and I are staying for quite a while. He can hang with Kristoff while you, Queen Elsa and I have some girl time to catch up on everything." Rapunzel offers. "Deal!" Anna squeals excitedly.

The young teen girls walk up the stairs in hope to find Elsa somewhere—as they had no luck downstairs. "Another thing you'll learn about Elsa, is that; one second she's there and the next she's nowhere around." Rapunzel tries not to laugh.

"Oh, Gerda!" Anna calls to the maiden. "Yes, your Majesty?" Gerda walks over to Anna and Rapunzel. "Have you seen Elsa anywhere?"

"I did. She said she wasn't feeling to well—so she left the party. I saw her heading towards her bedroom, but that's the last I saw."

Anna and Rapunzel thank the maiden then rush to Elsa's room. "Elsa?" Anna calls through the door. "Can I come in?"

"Yeah," Elsa says. Anna and Rapunzel walk into her room. "Oh, hey Punzie. Long time no see!"

"You—look… different!" Rapunzel says surprised. She's rarely seen her cousin Elsa because of the isolation and Rapunzel's live—The last she saw, was Elsa at the coronation covered from feet to her neck and her hair up. Now she's looking more—normal and not isolated.

"That's what I said!" Anna says with surprise. Elsa smiles and sits up from lying in bed. "Are you feeling alright?" Rapunzel asks. Elsa nods her head. "Ate and drank too much."

"So, I suppose me asking if I can try some wine is a bad choice?" Anna asks. "Yes. Not to mention, you're not 19 yet—which means you are not at the drinking age. Sorry to disappoint…"

Anna sighs. "I know. It's alright. From what I've heard, I'm not missing out on much!" Rapunzel nods her head in agreement. Neither girls have tasted any kind of alcohol nor do they terribly want too.

"So, we're going to go enjoy the party. Are you going to join us or are you going to stay up here? But, if you're ill, we—or I—can stay with you if you'd like. I don't mine," Anna stumbles her words. "Thanks, but I think I'm alright. Gerda was just in here and said that I ate too quickly."

Rapunzel and Anna help Elsa stand and she quickly feels a lot better. "Alright. Let's go get this party started!"

The three girls quickly rush downstairs and into the ballroom. Dancing around and having fun, the music isn't slow—but it isn't rock music (obviously. The year is 1845. They obviously do not have rock music)

While dancing, someone secret places a drink in Anna's hand—though she doesn't realize until she nearly spills it. "Where did this—I must have already had it." Not thinking much about it, due to the distraction of fun, Anna takes a large amount of the drink before continuing to dance with her sister and cousin. Though she hated the taste of the drink, she found herself finishing off the entire glass.

"Anna, what drink did you have?" Rapunzel asks curiously, noticing the wine glass in Anna's hand. "I don't know… Someone must have put the cup in my hand. Oh no—I just drank it all!"

Elsa hears this and quickly walks over. "Drank all what?" Anna puts the glass on the table. "Anna, drank all what?" Elsa repeats, this time with slight concern. "Anna pulled a stupid move and drank a drink that she randomly got from somebody at a party," Rapunzel says when Anna doesn't answer. "Nice going, genius!" Elsa lightly smacks Anna's head, just enough to move her bangs.

"Sorry! Gees, I wasn't thinking. I highly doubt it was anything bad, alright?"

After Anna insists that she's fine, the girls continue dancing—even though the Queen technically shouldn't be, as it could come across as poor manners. But nobody seems to care at all.

"Your Majesty—Queen Elsa—something came for you. A package from—well, it doesn't say," Gerda says walking up to the royals. Elsa takes the package. "Thank you."

Elsa also finds herself with a mysterious glass of something in her hand—and so does Rapunzel. Rapunzel smells it and gags. "How did you drink this, Anna?! Ugh, it's horrible!"

"Anna lives outside a lot of the time—the smell of something bad doesn't normally affect her—which isn't always a good thing," Elsa says before smelling her drink. "Mine smells like cherries."

"Isn't that your favorite?" Anna asks. Elsa hesitates before taking a sip. "Tastes fine."

Though Rapunzel instantly pores her drink down the kitchen sink, Elsa finishes off her drink before placing the cup on the counter and going upstairs to her bedroom with the 18-year-olds following.

A old door creaks open. "Did you deliver the box with the orb?" Hans asks. "Yes sir. The box was delivered with the orb inside—they even got a special drink to help activate the orb."

"Good. Now we can sit back and enjoy watching the party rise into chaos!"

"This box is strange," Rapunzel says, examining the box. "Don't shake it, blondie. What if it's breakable?" Anna says.

"Look, red, You can't call me 'blondie' anymore because my hair is brown!" Rapunzel says, sticking her tongue out. "Grow up," Elsa laughs.

"Shush, blondie!" Rapunzel teases. "Does her hair count as blonde?" Anna asks, picking up Elsa's braid. "Must you touch my hair?"

"I think it's a Platinum Blonde that is pretty damn close to white—but I'm just going to call it white," Rapunzel says. "But if hold snow or say—a brand new piece of paper next to it, then it seems more blondish."

"Oh my gosh, girls, you're driving me nuts! Rapunzel's hair is brown, Anna's hair is auburn, my hair is Platinum Blonde! Are we finished?" Elsa asks annoyed.

"I think it's more of a pale white…" Anna says. "Ugh! You're—just, give me the box!"

Rapunzel and Anna hold back laugher and quickly hand Elsa the box. "Should I open it?"

"What if it's a bomb?" Rapunzel says sarcastically. "It's not a bomb," Anna says nudging Rapunzel's arm.

Elsa takes the key that is attached to the bottom and opens the box. "A blue, crystal like orb?" She says confused.

"It's a colorful, magical bomb!" Rapunzel says. The sister's roll their eyes, though Anna chuckles. Elsa puts the box down the reaches to pick up the orb to examine it. "Whoa, don't touch it!" Anna quickly grabs Elsa's wrist. "What if it's dangerous? We don't even know where it came from!"

Rapunzel agrees with Anna—then reaches for it. Elsa blocks Rapunzel and puts her left hand on the orb. At contact, it glows. "Whoa, pretty!" Anna says silly. Elsa picks up the orb with both hands and the three girls look at it closely.

Elsa takes one hand off the orb and holds it carefully in her left hand. Anna places her right hand on it and Rapunzel does the same. As soon as their hands are flat down, the orb pushes them onto the floor. The royals land on their backs, in a straight line in this order; Rapunzel, Anna, Elsa.

Within an instant, the orb floats as all three girls are on the floor—trying to move and trying to yell for help, but are unable to.

Seconds later, they're all unconscious.

"You know, Prince Hans, I seriously do hope that Anna doesn't get stuck in the Queen's body when they switch… Anna is clumsy as is and having magic along with that—gees, that would not end well."

Hans laughs. "I agree. Although, I wonder how the queen would feel about her little sister stealing everything she has. That would be a show on its own! And poor Princess Rapunzel of Corona has gotten herself stuck in this. I really wonder how the switch will happen and if it will even include her in it!

Elsa's eyes flutter open but she feels as if she's in a different spot. She looks to her right and sees her bedroom; then looks to the left and see's Anna lying next to her. Elsa sits up and screams at what she sees. Herself and Anna.

Elsa watches as herself and Anna wake up. "Why am I looking at myself?" Rapunzel asks confused. Elsa's eyes grow with panic when she sees herself talking to her. "Anna, are you okay?" She quickly asks. "Whoa, Rapunzel, calm down. I'm not Anna—did—wait, where am I?"

"Why did you call me Rapunzel?" Elsa says a little more panicky then the start. "Elsa, you look like me!" Rapunzel yells. "You look like me!" Elsa yells back. Both girls stand and stare at each other. "So, this is what I look like to other people…" Rapunzel says. "Cool!"

"Oh gees… Wait—If you are me and I am you—that's not Anna—wait… Who are you and where is Anna?"

"I am Merida. Princess of DunBroch," Merida stands up and looks in the mirror. "What the—" At sight of seeing Anna instead of herself, She nearly passes out. Elsa and Rapunzel walk over to the mirror and they all realize that they don't look like themselves.

"Okay wait, so then Anna is in Merida's body," Elsa says. "Merida—hi by the way—where were you last?"

"I was downstairs. I had just arrived when someone handed me a drink. I had 1 little sip and hated it. A few seconds later, I woke up lying next to you guys looking and sounding like Anna!"

Rapunzel steps backwards. "Ouch, Darn Elsa, how do you walk in these shoes?" She complains as she takes off the ice heels. "And these flats make me feel short. Let's criticise each other later after we figure out what has happened," Elsa explains. "We just need to go find—"

The bedroom doors bursts open and Anna, in Merida's body, stares at the floor with both hands pressed against the doorframe. "Why do I have a million curly red locks of hair in my face, when did I suddenly gain weight, when did I grow, and when did I change outfits and get an accent?!"

"Something happened, we all switched bodies," Elsa explains. "How do you know this? Elsa, what happened?" Anna asks Rapunzel who looks like Elsa.

"This is going to be difficult to explain…" Merida sighs.

"Alright. Elsa is inside Rapunzel's body but still has her own brain. Rapunzel is inside Elsa's body but still has her own brain. You're inside my body but still have your own brain. I'm inside your body but still have my own brain. Make sense?"

Anna's legs give out and she quickly falls to her knees. Elsa runs over and kneels next to her sister—her new brown hair falling in her face. "Ugh, Rapunzel this hair is annoying!"

"Yeah, well, Now I have to deal with 50 thousand tons of weight on my head and chest! Gees!" Rapunzel complains. Merida can't help but chuckle. "Anna, you're tiny!" Merida says, holding her hands on her hips and examining her new temporary body.

"Look, we need to find out what happened," Elsa says. "Wait—why are none of you freaking out over this?!" Merida asks confused.

"Oh please, I grew up with a sister who has ice magic, Rapunzel grew up with healing magic, and Elsa grew up with ice magic. We have friends who are magical trolls and out best friend is a talking snowman. This isn't terribly strange!" Anna explains.

"Anna's got a point," Rapunzel says.

"Let's set some rules here. No changing clothes, no going to the bathroom," Merida says. Everyone quickly looks at her with slight shock. "Seriously?" Elsa asks. "Well, yes. Seriously. Let's just refrain to keeping clothes until we get our own bodies back."

"Merida has a point…" Elsa says. Nobody argues. "Okay, then that's settled. No changing clothes and no bathroom until this is fixed," Anna says.

"But what if this takes days to change! I mean, it's not even like we're siblings—or course. So we all have personal problems with this situation!" Rapunzel states. "Then, I suppose if this takes days to fix, then exceptions will be made."

"First things first, we need to figure out where that orb came from," Merida says. "Um, there is a party filled with people downstairs. A party for their Princess's birthday. The Queen must attend. Slight issue. Anna isn't the princess and I'm not the Queen."

Merida and Rapunzel quickly look at each other. "Does that make us—sisters?!" The gasp together. Elsa puts her head in her head. "Look, this is confusing and all, but we can't do stupid things or tell anybody about this. Rapunzel, please don't ruin my reputation as Queen. You have no idea how hard it was to get my reputation good again after the Coronation incident."

"I promise I will act all Queen like," Rapunzel says seriously. "And Merida, you can be however you want—except crazy or royal like—because you're being Anna," Elsa reminds. "I know. Hey, I never did act like the perfect Princess, did I lass?"

"Oh, the Scottish thing will be an issue, won't it?" Anna asks. "Hey! I'm Scottish!" Anna quickly bursts into laugher—which causes Rapunzel and Merida too as well.

Alright. Anna is Merida, Merida is Anna. I'm Rapunzel, Rapunzel is me. WHAT?! Think, Elsa, think! How could something like this happened—I'm dreaming. It has to be a dream! This can't be real, can it?

Elsa helps Anna stand up then begins pacing around her bedroom. "Queen Elsa, I think I heard Eugene downstairs. Can I go get him?" Rapunzel asks. "Well, considering you seem to take things serious in a serious matter, I would say yes. But you're me right now, which would make things weird. I'll be right back."

Merida and Anna quickly become more serious at the situation and reality finally hits them. Everyone is stuck in someone else's body.

Elsa walks down the hall and stairs. "Princess Rapunzel, Your Majesty, Where did the Queen and Princess of Arendelle go?" A person asks. "Um, Princess Anna and Queen Rapun—Elsa, are upstairs. They'll be back to finish the party soon." Elsa continues looking for Eugene.

"Eugene!" Elsa sees the Prince and quickly walks to him. "Oh, there you are." Eugene leans in for a kiss and Elsa puts two of Rapunzel's tiny fingers on his lips. "I'm not Rapunzel. Let's go." Elsa grabs his hand and leads him upstairs.

Rapunzel runs over and hugs the Prince. "Queen Elsa is hugging me. Why is she hugging me?!"

"I'm Queen Elsa," Elsa says. "Rapunzel, don't be silly. Alright, Your Majesty, off—please." Eugene removes the Queen from the hug and places her aside. "What's going on…"

Anna sighs. "Alright. Something happened. Some magical orb switched out bodies. Elsa is Rapunzel, Rapunzel is Elsa. Merida is me and I am Merida. Well, I'm not Merida. She's Merida, I'm Anna."

Nobody understands. Anna sighs once again. Then holding every ones arms at a time, she explains who everyone is. "Understand now?" Eugene nods his head and eventually believes him.

"However, I hate to disappoint, but I will not be kissing you and I would rather you don't kiss Rapunzel, either," Elsa says. "I understand. I wouldn't want to kiss you anyways."

Slight offence runs through Elsa. "I mean—I don't mean it like that—I just mean that Rapunzel is my wife and it would be weird kissing you, even if you look like her or she looks like you—it's just weird, alright? How is Kristoff going to handle this?!"

I swear this is the hardest thing I've ever written! But, I seriously hope you enjoy! I will try to post a chapter a day. There are 3,559 in this chapter, and we already got the switch. Hmm... Don't worry-this book is not ending any time soon! (i hope)

For Those Wondering:

When I say someones name, I'm referring to their brain, not appearance. For example: When I say Anna, I'm referring to Anna in Merida's body. When I say Elsa, I'm referring to Elsa in Rapunzel's body.

Queen - Rapunzel looking like Elsa

Princess A - Merida looking like Anna

Princess R - Elsa looking like Rapunzel

Princess M - Anna looking like Merida

Nicknames that will be used to refer to the people:

Red - Anna's nickname. Looking like herself or like Merida, this is her nickname.

Blondie - Rapunzel's nickname. Ignoring her hair color, she will always be Blondie; No matter what she looks like

Curly Haired Lass or Fiery Red - Merida's nickname no matter what she looks like.

Snow - Elsa's nickname no matter what she looks like.

Gees this is super hard to explain!
Red, Blondie, Fiery Red and Snow. Remember who each other looks like!

Elsa is Rapunzel. Rapunzel is Elsa. Merida is Anna. Anna is Merida.

What have I gotten myself into

P.S. Sorry if this chapter was short. It's 4:04am and I had to get this finished! Chapter two will hopefully be tomorrow :3 :D 3

-Annika