Anna had called Elsa down for dinner, but no one came. She walked to their room, (Yes, they shared one again, so exciting!) but no one was there either. She wasn't that worried, but when she saw that Elsa's picture's were gone, she began to seriously freak out. She knew something had been wrong, (She was good with the sister-to-sister stuff) and that's why she had called Isabelle. Her friend always offered great advice, but she had had to hang up, and promised to come over in a few weeks. But that may be too late. She raced down the stairs (Actually, the banisters for extra speed) and almost slammed into a guard. "Where's my sister?" she asked him, trying to catch her breath. "I haven't seen her lately. Your Highness." Anna paled. "Search the palace." she ordered, and took off. She raced around the hallways, bumping into people without bothering to apologize. Many startled "Your Highness" s followed behind her. She knocked on Kristoff's door,  (He lived in the palace, too.)  and without waiting for an answer, barged in. Kristoff was lounging in his bed, reading. He looked up at her startled. He opened his mouth, perhaps to ask what was going on, but he never got the chance. "I can't find Elsa." she blurted, and Kristoff looked puzzled. "I'm sure she'll turn up. She probably went for a walk or something. Some people just want to be alone for a while." With those words, "Some people just want to be alone", Anna had a pretty good guess about where her sister had gone. Without another word, she grabbed his wrist and yanked him through the door. He screamed as they went down the banisters, and now, as they reached the guard whom Anna had spoken to earlier, Anna finally stopped for breath. She hadn't realized she had been holding her breath, but now she gasped for air. "Did you find her?" She asked, and he solemnly shook his head. As the tears started to flow, she picked up the phone to make a call.