Once upon a time, there was an Orca named Jordanon. He was the bravest and strongest Orca, and he was very kind to his wife and friends, too. One day, out popped two twin boys. They weren't identical twins, just fraternal. "Sygon" and "Fishy" were their names.

One day, the Robbins family couldn't find their best friend Little Crab. Usually, they had breakfast together with Little Crab every day, but today, on Father's Day Eve, Little Crab was nowhere to be found. Sygon looked behind Little Crab's home, a rock & some seaweed. "Look guys, there's a note. Little Crab must've left this for us!" said Sygon. "Read it! Read it!" said Fishy.

As Jordanon looked at the map, he noticed all of the words were in Chinese, because Little Crab was a Chinese crab. "Oh goodness," said MomOrca, "how are we going to find our friend AND the treasure if we can't even read Chinese?" Fishy asked, "Hey Little Turtle! You speak Chinese, right?" "Yep, I do. I'll teach you real quick." And he did. So the Robbins family set off toward the first destination, the Secret Cave of Mystery.

When they entered the cave, they noticed it was about 20 degrees colder in there. "Hmm, that's odd. I wonder why it feels like a freezer in here," said Jordanon. Fishy looked into the darkest corner of the cave and shouted, "Hey there's a secret stash of ice cream in here. This must be the Ice Cream Cave!" "Yummmm!" said everyone. Sygon chimed in, "Oh I've heard of this place back when I was in kindergarten. Tinkerbell and the other fairies originally brought ice cream to this cave 50 years ago, and to this day, magically there's always ice cream growing in the back. I heard today the fairies are supposed to come back today to do a taste test, so we can meet them."