Okay I have a challenge for all who wish to accept it. I want you to write the movie the way you think it should go but you have to add in the two/three Guardians that are in the books yet not the movie, Katherine, Nightlight and Ombric (though I'm not sure he is a Guardian) as well as the locations that are not shown in the movie Sandy's Island, the Lunar Lamadary and Santoff Claussen. Now I know that some of you think that the Pole and Santoff Claussen are the same place but they're not, they are two different places. Have fun, I'm off to write another chapter! :)

The sound of wood hitting the floor followed by a sound of a body hitting it a minute later got several yetis attention causing them to stop and glance in the direction the sounds came from to see what appeared to be an injured child lying on the floor of the workshop. The closest yeti quickly gathered the boy into is arms, shocked as cold seeped from the boy's body into his fur leaving a light covering of ice on it, and carried him to one of the guest rooms so he could be cared for then went to inform his boss.

The yeti slowly opened the door to his boss's personal workspace, poking his head in to let him know about the boy. "What is it Phil?" The man asked once he saw the yeti and was striding from the room as Phil answered. "How bad is he?" Phil listed all the injuries he noticed on the boy as he led his boss to where he left the boy.

Entering the room the man went over to the bed to check the boy over then began listing everything he'll need to clean and bandage the boy injuries as he carefully removed the boy's clothes to better care for him, not noticing the snowflake birthmark on his shoulder. "Must be new winter spirit." He murmured to himself as he did, taking in the boy's pure white hair and pale skin as he laid a towel across the boy's waist.

As he was handing the first aid kit to Phil a light moan made him turn to see the boy blink open his eyes revealing them to be blue and, amazingly shaped like snowflakes. "Hello young winter spirit, what is your name?" He asked as the boy looked over at him.

For a few seconds the boy just stared at the man then answered, "Jack Frost. Where am I?"

"My home the Pole, my name is Nikolas St. North but you may call me North. Can you tell me what happened?"

Jack groaned as he turned his head away but still gave a reply. "Some of the summer sprites attacked me because I was freezing my pond over."

North raised his eyebrows in surprise. "Your pond?"

"The pond I was born from, it's my home." Jack explained just as Phil came into the room and let North know that the Spirit of Summer was wanting to see him and appeared to be upset.

As North stood up to go see what Summer wanted Jack nervously searched the room, "Where's my staff?" He whined when he didn't see it, beginning to panic. Without a word Phil made a show of leaning Jack's staff against the wall next to the door once he had the child's attention and calming Jack down.

North glared at the scowling sprits as he walked into the room where the Spirit of Summer was being served cookies and eggnog making said sprits cringe and hide behind the chairs. He cleared his throat to get Summer's attention. "What brings you here today Summer Spirit?" He demanded to know.

The spirit got to her feet with an annoyed sigh when she noticed her sprits were out of her sight. "I've come to see if the Spirit of Winter is alright and have my sprits apologize to him for attacking him on his home though I told them to leave him be." She replied, growling the last part at her sprits making them cower more.

North studied her for a minute before he waved his hand for her to follow him as he turned and strode from the room the Spirit of Summer beside him forcing her sprits to follow behind. As they walked toward the room where Jack was North noticed the raindrops on her hand, which made him realize who she really was. "Interesting birthmark on your hand." He stated calmly.

"Yes, I've had it for as long as I can remember. When I was still alive a holy woman from a passing Indian tribe told me that the raindrops marked me as the chosen Spirit of Summer and it turns out she was right. There were three others in my village who had unusual birthmarks as well, two boys and another girl though only the other girl is the last one who is still alive, her name is Emily and she has the appearance of an eight year old though she is fourteen. This past year has been hard on our home village."

"Oh, care to explain?"

"Well there had been three deaths this year, mine, the Spirit of Autumn then the Spirit of Winter, whom you have in your care at the moment. We all grew up with each other though poor Jack can't remember anything from his mortal live besides his name. I just hope Emily will be able to help him remember he was closer to her then me or David. My name is Lily by the way but you properly already knew that I mean you are Father Christmas after all."

North laughed as he pushed open the door to the room where Jack was, allowing Lily to enter before him. Jack turned his head to see her walk in and hid under the covers thinking she was here to cause more harm. "It's alright Winter I am not here to hurt you but my sprits do have something to say to you." She told him in a soothing voice while glaring at said sprits.

"You are not?" He questioned as he poked his head part way from under the covers and Lily smiled gently at him, shaking her head.

Though they grumbled about it the sprits told Jack they were sorry for attacking him on his pond and Jack instantly forgave them as he made himself comfortable once more. At her word the sprits left to do their work while she stayed a bit longer to make sure Jack was properly being taken care of then left when she was satisfied he was.

North had watched the whole interaction between the seasonal spirits quietly from the doorway becoming curious as to why they called each other by their seasons and not their names, having known who Lily was the minute he saw the raindrop birthmark on her hand and was proud of who and what she had become though he intended to keep the knowledge that she was his daughter from her as well as the fact that she had three siblings unknown to her.