Micha had Rico tied to a baum and Kowalski was frantically searching through vivid colored testubes.
M: "You know, I'm getting kinda hungry, if Du don't find it soon i'm going to have to eat Du both."
R: "Help!"
K: "Don't worry, Rico. Skipper will save us."
M: "He might try for a while until he gets hungry too. He'll be on my side when his hunger kicks in. He won't be able to resist you."
K: "You're wrong Skipper wouldn't hurt us."
M: "You mean the old Skipper. Not this new werewolf Skipper. None of Du will stand a chance."
Clouds filled the dark sky and hung over the eerie full moon. A loud clap of thunder bellowed through the woods. Unruly gusts of wind brushed the trees. Micha sniffed the air. Skipper bolted vorwärts-, nach vorn with Private behind him. When they stopped Private trembled as he held on to Skipper's leg tightly. Kowalski had a green liquid filled testube in his flipper.
R: "Skipper!"
S: "I'm here, boys!"
K: "Private? We thought he-he killed you!"
P: "I'm okay Skipper protected me."
M: "Skipper, looks like we're going to have another quarrel."
S: "If it means protecting my Friends ... I'd do anything.
M: "So winner gets your friends? I guess this is afight to the death then."
Skipper just nodded and braced himself for striking the first move. Before he was ready though Micha jumped on his back and dug his keen claws into it. Micha then chomped down agonizingly on Skipper's neck. Skipper cried out in tortured pain. Moving his back violently, he sent Micha flying into a tree. Paralyzed Von fear, Private didn't Bewegen a muscle. Skipper gazed back at him.
S: "Private! Untie Rico!"
Private did as his frantic leader commanded. Micha saw his chance and taube toward Private to bite him, but Skipper lunged toward Micha. Skipper hit Micha right before he touched Private. Skipper bit down with great effort on Micha's neck. This time Micha screamed in a large amount of agony.

Micha fell to the ground gasping.
M: "You win!"
Skipper looked into the dying wolf's eyes.
Kowalski waddled to Skipper and the others followed. Private hugged Skipper's front left leg.
The sun was coming up and Skipper had transformed back into a penguin.
K: "Well, I've got the cure right here. Now the only thing left to do is for Du to drink it."
S: "But if I gave it to Micha would it save his life?"
R: "What?"
K: "Maybe, but do Du really want to give it to him? After all, didn't he try to kill us?"
S: "You're right but he needs it Mehr than I do."
Once again something changed in the little Private he no longer yourned for revenge. He craved to Zeigen mercy. Kowalski handed the bottle to Private. Before proceeding Private looked at Skipper for his approval. Skipper nodded, and Private walked over to the hopeless looking beast he had once feared.
M: "What do Du want from me, now?"
P: "I'm hear to help you."
M: "Yeah, good luck."
Private pulled out the antidote and poured it into the wolf's mouth. An ablazed glow blinded the penguins for a few seconds. Finally it concluded and in the place of the wolf was the same pinguin that Skipper had met earlier that day. Micha stood up shocked and looked down at his flippers. His glow had no longer stayed around him and all the scratches, bruises, and mud disappeared from his thin body. The penguins headed off. Micha called out to them.
M: "Hey! Why did Du do that?!"
P: "It was the right thing!"
Micha watched as they headed off. he saw Skipper put his flipper around Private. He then realized what he had Lost sight in. A werewolf oder not he didn't have to . But how could he go back now?
S: "I'm so proud of you, Private!"
P: "Can Du please stay with us?"
R: "Pleeeeaaaasssee!"
K: "We really need Du back, Skipper."
S: "Alright,"
The team hugged their leader tightly knowing they wouldn't loose him again.
K: "There's one thing I don't understand, though."
S: "What's that, Kowalski?"
K: "Well, Micha sagte something about Du not able to control yourself when your hungry."
S: "Oh, that."
K: "If that was true wouldn't Du ... Du know not be able to resist us."
P: "Maybe since we're his Friends Skipper can't even hurt us when he is out of control."
S: "Maybe you're right, young Private."
R: "Yay!"
K: "But that's not scientifically possible."
S: "You sagte Werwölfe weren't scientifically possible."
Kowalski quickly changed the subject.
K: "Since I know what makes up the antidote, I'll be done Von sunset."
P: "Yay!"
The penguins headed back to the zoo happily now that they were all together.