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Tsubasa continued to give the stink eye to the dog man, until the teacher had spoken up again, informing them of the challenge coming up at the end of the week. Tsubasa frowned at the info of who her teacher was - or rather who it wasn't. She had been looking forward to going against Ruby, thinking that it was the perfect time to both perfect and showcase her ability at dodging the heroes various stones. But instead, she was put up against her JET teacher, one of which she had no idea what to expect from. She was a panda and all she knew about them was that they ate lots of bamboo and were a bear. So she was probably strong? Tsubasa came to the realization she didn't know much about bears in general, nor how they fought. Or how one would fight a bear. Especially with their bare hands. The more she thought on it, the more Tsubasa was convincing herself that she wanted to fist - or kick - fight a bear. But she had no idea where to find them. So this teacher was a great stand in for that. Maybe she could also learn more about bears at the same time too. Besides she didn't get either the science or literature teacher, both of which she was getting bide vibes about fighting on an instinctual level. So, she was now quite pleased with her chosen opponent. In the time it took her to get to this conclusion, she noticed that dog man was replaced with someone else. As he introduced himself, the girl looked at the desks next to her, seeing that she was already next to her team members. Convenient. The cat girl looked towards Ben saying, "a team huh?" Smirking, Tsubasa then looked back to the chameleon girl saying, "well, then alternate winning or otherwise, you have nothing to work about Iroko. After all, you've got three people with you, and most importantly I'm here with you. So, as long as those things are true, we're definitely a sure win." Smiling more excitedly she said, "and besides, haven't you always wanted to fight a bear?"

SO. Turkey totally isn't out of the norm, but one year we had an amazing turkey. It was perfectly moist, not dry at all, evenly cooked. Honey coated with butter and just delicious. It was also the year that we accidentally cooked the turkey upside down the entire time on accident. 10/10 would recommend cooking your turkey upside down on accident.

That was... an experience. Despite memories from different lives in their brain, the shapeshifter had never expected to see something like that. Yet, it seemed familiar, all the same... like a distant memory of someone deep within, as if it was their very appearance... Was it? The shifter began to take deep breaths as a sense of deep sorrow washed over them, the kind borne by a broken heart. Biting their lips from within the hood, they looked away from the creature carrying them, even as they placed them down... And then it was back to Melissa. “You said you can stand? Do you think you can lean on me the rest of the way, then? On the way, we can maybe try to jog your memory a bit more.” She offered her hand again, and gestured out into the city proper with the other. “If you do remember a place, did it look like this?” "Not... really? None of these memories bouncing around seem familiar to this place... It could be buried more, though." They took Melissa's hand and stood, looking around the area, "If anything, that... thing reminded me of something. But it's not something that I want to remember, I don't think..." They looked after the others who had gathered together, the near calamitous fight never taking place... But it would have been interesting. And they could have won, could they not? With a scowl, they shook the thoughts off, pulling the strings of the hood a bit tighter. "Do you... think we should join the others? It's probably not safe for you to stick with someone who's... unstable, like me. Not that I'm sure most of them are any better... and, um... Thank you." Without waiting for a reply, the shifter turned and walked towards the group, shakily for a moment, but then steady. At least this sensation of guilt felt normal. Echoing across almost every memory they had...