Elsa's POV

I slowly opened my eyes. Everything felt funny. I was in some sort of dungeon cell. How had I ended up here? I remembered running down the stairs, and then Pitch was there...

I looked at my hands. Instead of hands I had pale blue hooves. I quickly looked the rest of myself over. I had wings and a snowflake cutie mark. I also had a platinum blond mane and a horn. That meant that I was an alicorn.

"Interesting isn't it?" Pitch said. I looked at the door. A horse was standing there. That had to be Pitch. He was a purple/gray color, and he had a spiky black mane. He also had a horn and a black cloak on.

"This is one of your dreams. It's all in my head," I said.

"No, I'm afraid it's not," He said.

"Then why am I a pony?" I asked.

"It's a side affect of the My Little Piny themed world," Pitch explained.

"Yeah right," I said while rolling my eyes.

"I still haven't quiet figured out what I am. I'm not a pony," He said while examining a hoof.

"Yeah, whatever. I'm going to stay right here until I wake up from this stupid dream and Jack rescues me," I said.

"No, you're not. I have something very special for you..." Pitch said with an evil grin. He activated the magic in his horn and a silver crown and necklace floated into the room, followed by four shoes for a horse.

Jack's POV

"THIS IS MADNESS!" Hiccup yelled. Rapunzel only grunted in reply.

"At least they don't have wings, right?" Anna gasped as she struggled to stay in the sky. Far below us, the nightmares began to change. Suddenly they sprouted wings and horns. Alicorns.

"WHY DID YOU HAVE TO SAY THAT?" Merida screamed. The nightmares took off. I counted at least ten. The regular soldier started running into the distance. He was running faster than I had ever seen any horse run before.

"AFTER THE SOLDIER! HE'S PROBABLY GOING TO REPORT TO PITCH!" Hiccup commanded. Rapunzel and Anna both turned so that they were following the soldier.

"THIS IS THE STRANGEST THING I'VE EVER DONE! AND THAT'S SAYING A LOT!" I yelled to everyone. Suddenly a streak of black light flew by right under my hoof. I looked back. The nightmares were shooting at us with their horns.

"I TAKE IT BACK! THIS IS THE STRANGEST THING I'VE EVER DONE!" I corrected myself. I lifted my hooves to avoid another streak of black light.

"YOU BETTER PICK UP THE SPEED!" Merida yelled.

"I'M TRYING!" Anna yelled back. We suddenly dropped towards the ground, but luckily we stayed in the air.

"SHOOT BACK AT THEM!" I suggested.

"I'M A BIT BUSY IF YOU HAVEN'T NOTICED! HOW ABOUT YOU SHOOT AT THEM! YOU'RE A UNICORN!" Anna pointed out angrily.

"YEAH, COME ON JACK! USE THAT STUPID BRAIN OF YOUR'S!" Merida yelled. I ignored her and turned my head so that I could see the nightmares. I concentrated, and a beam of blue light few out of my horn and behind us. It wasn't anywhere near the nightmares.

"GREAT JOB! NOW HOW ABOUT YOU TRY ACTUALLY HITTING THE NIGHTMARES!" Merida shouted. I concentrated again, and this time the beam hit a nightmare right in the center of it's chest. Ice began to grow on it, and the nightmare fell out of the sky. I concentrated some more and hit three others.

One of the nightmares I hadn't hit yet shot another beam of black light, and this time it didn't miss. It hit Anna. Anna kept flying for a moment longer, and then fell like a rock towards the ground.

"AFTER THEM RAPUNZEL!" Hiccup yelled. I didn't get a chance to see if Rapunzel did or not. We crashed into the trees, and Anna and I were separated. I hit a couple of branches, then finally crashed onto the floor.

"Ow..." I groaned while rubbing my head. Then I remembered Anna.

"Anna? Anna!" Where are you?" I called while looking around. I spotted her nearby, lying on the ground.

"There you are!" I said in a relieved voice. I walked over to her.

"You didn't break any bones, right?" I asked. Anna didn't reply.

"Anna?" I asked slowly. I knew she was breathing, so what was wrong? I looked at her face. Her eyes were open, but they were unfocused. She looked totally out of it. I pulled her to her hooves, and she stood. But she didn't do anything else after that. It was like she was a robot.

"We've got a problem," I said to myself.