Summer Secrets

Harry Potter, with his messy black hair and round glasses, was contemplating the summer activities at the Snowflake Resort Hotel in Tundra Town. He was dressed casually for the warm sun, a stark contrast to the icy environment surrounding him. He noticed a subtle hint of unease among the guests, an unusual tension in the air.

Just then, a softly weeping figure caught his eye. A humanoid caribou with soft brown fur and a blue dress sat on a bench, her antlers drooping.

"Excuse me," Harry approached gently, "Are you alright?"

The caribou lifted her keen eyes to him and sighed, "I'm Ella. My daughter is missing."

Without a second thought, Harry felt a twinge in his heart and knew he had to help her.

Mysterious Encounter

"We'll find her, Ella," Harry reassured, his green eyes filled with determination. Together, they started by talking to other guests, hoping someone had seen Ella's daughter.

Near the grand ice chandelier, Harry spotted a sly humanoid arctic fox sneaking glances their way. Dressed in an astoundingly clean white suit, he stood out in the snowy crowd.

"Excuse me, sir," Harry addressed him, "We're looking for a missing calf. Have you seen anything strange?"

The fox's eyes glinted mischievously. "Name's Frostbite," he said. "Maybe I have, maybe I haven't. But perhaps this could help." He handed over a rolled-up piece of parchment, stained with age and sealed with a peculiar emblem.

Harry took the parchment cautiously, feeling the weight of possible secrets.

"Where did you get this?" Ella asked, her voice strong despite her worry.

Frostbite's grin widened. "Found it buried in the snow near the old ice sculptures. Maybe it means something special, or maybe it's just junk. Who knows?" He sauntered away, leaving them with more questions than answers.

Harry looked at Ella. "What do you think?"

"I think," Ella said thoughtfully, "we should find out what's on this parchment."