**Turbulent Seas**

The stormy night had been etched in Iduna's memory forever. She had been on a ship, traveling across the vast ocean, with the hope of reaching a new land and a brighter future. But fate had other plans. The winds howled and the waves crashed against the vessel, threatening to capsize it at any moment. Iduna clung to the ship's railing, her knuckles white with fear, as the storm raged on. She had always been a strong and resilient person, but this tempest seemed to be unlike any she had ever seen. The ship creaked and groaned, taking on water at an alarming rate. Iduna knew they couldn't keep this up for much longer. Just as she thought all was lost, a massive wave crashed over the bow, sweeping her off her feet. Iduna tumbled through the air, her senses disoriented, before hitting the water with a resounding thud. She struggled to stay afloat, her lungs burning from the saltwater. She kicked and flailed, desperate to stay above the surface. Eventually, exhaustion took over, and she let the ocean wash over her. When Iduna came to, she was lying on a rocky beach, her head pounding and her body battered. She slowly sat up, taking stock of her surroundings. The ship was nowhere to be seen, destroyed by the storm, she assumed. She was alone, with no sign of anyone else nearby. Panic set in as she scrambled to her feet, looking around frantically for any sign of life. As she stumbled along the beach, she spotted a few pieces of debris from her ship, but nothing that could help her survive. Iduna's thoughts turned to her daughters, Elsa and Anna, back in Arendelle. Would she ever see them again? The thought gave her the strength to keep going. With a newfound determination, Iduna began to explore her surroundings. She needed to find shelter, food, and water if she was going to survive. As she walked, she noticed that the landscape was barren and rocky, with no signs of civilization in sight. Iduna's heart sank, but she refused to give up. She knew she had to keep moving forward, no matter what. As the sun began to set, Iduna spotted a small cave in the distance. She stumbled towards it, her legs aching from the day's ordeal. She collapsed onto the sandy floor, exhausted and defeated. But even in the midst of despair, Iduna found a glimmer of hope. She had survived the shipwreck, and she would find a way to make it back to her daughters, no matter what it took. Little did she know, her journey was only just beginning.