Ask AI: A story where Carmelita (Sly Cooper) buys some ice cream. She eats it and gets brain freeze.

Title: "Carmelita and the Icy Adventure" As the sun scorched down intensely on the bustling streets of Paris, Carmelita Fox, the appealing and fiercely competent inspector from Sly Cooper series, felt a sudden desire for something cold and refreshing. After a long, tedious day of detective work, the idea of relishing a scoop or two of ice cream instantly appealed to her. Passing by a charming little ice-cream parlor named "Le Glacé Parfait," her eyes gleamed. She decided to reward herself and stepped inside. The cool air inside and the cheerful jingle of the entry bell were instantly soothing. Dozens of flavors beckoned her, but after contemplating the extensive menu, Carmelita ordered a towering triple scoop of her favourite flavors - vanilla, chocolate, and macadamia nut, all piled onto a crunchy sugar cone. As Carmelita sank her teeth into the vanilla scoop, a refreshing shiver coursed down her spine. For a moment, she was lost in the rich creaminess of the ice cream, melting perfectly under the Parisian sun. Savoring the taste, she went on to the other scoops more daringly. Suddenly, as she rushed through the cold dessert, an intense, piercing pain shot through her forehead. It was as if an icy dagger was thrust right into her brain. "Ah! Brain freeze!" she gasped, putting the cone down on a nearby table and clutching her forehead. Looking around at the curious onlookers, she tried to remember her training. "Small slurps, not big bites!" she reminded herself, trying to reduce the pain. She breathed deeply, imagining the heat of her breath combating the cold stuck in her head. In her line of work, she had learned to tolerate pain, but a brain freeze was an entirely different, phenomenally tricky nemesis to defeat. Eventually, the pain began to subside. Carmelita, now slightly cautious, returned her attention to her still-intact cone of ice cream. Smiling at her small victory, she once again started indulging, this time making sure to take smaller, slower bites. Carmelita had learned her lesson that day - even outside her job - sometimes, caution is essential. After all, indulgence is best enjoyed piece by piece, rather than all at once. So, whether it was catching thieves or eating ice cream, patience was indeed a virtue long-remembered.