One snowy morning, Santa called Bo Jangle into his office. “Bo Jangle,” Santa said, “I need you to deliver a special Christmas star to the town of Mistleberry. It’s delicate, so no mishaps!”

Bo Jangle hopped onto his rocket-powered sleigh, which he had “modified” the night before. Accompanying him were Josiah and Chayce, two enthusiastic kids who had somehow convinced Santa to let them tag along. “This is going to be epic!” shouted Chayce. “What could go wrong?” added Josiah.

The sleigh shot forward with a whoosh, narrowly missing a stack of presents. Halfway to Mistleberry, Bo Jangle’s sleigh hiccupped and sputtered. Suddenly, it veered wildly and crash-landed into a snowbank. Out popped the trio, covered in snow. “Well,” Bo Jangle said, shaking off a snowball from his hat, “that was smoother than last year’s gingerbread explosion.” Josiah pointed to a nearby sign. “We’re in Candy Cane Forest. Let’s walk from here!”

Bo Jangle’s bag containing the star got caught on a candy cane branch and ripped as they walked. The star tumbled out, “Oh no! The star!” cried Chayce. The group saw a mischievous squirrel holding the glowing star. “Come back here, you rascal!” yelled Josiah.

The chase was on! The squirrel darted through the forest, dodging snowball traps Josiah set and narrowly avoiding Chayce’s lasso. Bo Jangle, with a candy cane slingshot, aimed a marshmallow at the squirrel, but hit himself instead. “Bullseye!” Bo Jangle groaned, covered in flaming marshmallows.

Finally, the squirrel stopped at a glittering frozen pond, placing the star in the middle as if daring them to fetch it. Bo Jangle cautiously stepped onto the ice, but his elf shoes made him slip and spin like a top. “Hang on, Bo Jangle!” shouted Josiah, laughing.

Bo Jangle finally scooped up the star, but not before a trio of penguins appeared, demanding to join the fun. They escorted the group back to the sleigh, waddling in perfect formation. “New friends make everything better,” said Chayce, grinning

Back in Mistleberry, Bo Jangle placed the star atop the town’s Christmas tree just as Santa arrived. The crowd cheered, and Santa chuckled. “Bo Jangle, you’ve done it again… in your own unique way!” “Just another day on the job,” Bo Jangle replied, grinning from ear to ear.