Wolf approaches Peter in the street, asking for help. Peter is shocked to see a talking wolf, but he agrees anyway. Wolf is looking for something to scare away a ghost. Peter's got an ultrasonic generator just for the job. Wolf takes Peter to a parallel world, where they try the generator, but to no avail. The Raven tells Wolf it is not a ghost but a curse.

Deadbone has a problem: his treasure is in one place; while the key to his life is hidden in a trunk somewhere else. His foes, the knights, are hunting high and low for both his treasure and life. Deadbone can't guard two places simultaneously and asks Wolf for help. Peter ends up finding a slick technological solution...

The three heads of the dragon have gotten into an argument yet again: the middle head is now focused on self-improvement and is encouraging Trihead to play music. The other two heads can't stand it and kidnap Wolf so he'll introduce Trihead to Peter and put a stop to the racket. Wolf asks Peter for help, and Peter comes up with a good fix.

The Witch comes to the modern city and asks Pete to help find her daughter's office. After a series of mishaps, everybody ends up on a secret military base. Now they all have to think together to find a way out of this mess.

Santa Claus cannot come to his senses after his summer hibernation. Pretending to be a relative, Santa Claus wants to fetch Peter from school, but, being acquainted with all Peter's relatives, Miss Marie refuses to let the boy go anywhere alone with a stranger. She decides to walk them home and thus gets involved in their adventure too.

Miss Marie, Santa Claus, and Wolf deliver gifts. Peter gets a refrigerator for the Snow Girl, but they all are loaded on a plane heading to Africa. The Snow Girl keeps melting faster and faster. Santa Claus, Wolf, and Miss Marie rush to her rescue. The time is running out, as they still have many gifts to deliver to all the children of the world.