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Miku knew it was turn and he stood up and began to blurt out, "My favorite food is probably pizza, because not only is it Delicious but it's super easy to make, like basically anyone could make it. They also have like sooo many different types of pizzas and different ways to make pizzas, like tin and deep dish and round and stuffed and even calsones are basically pizzas, at least I think they count and no they probably aren't healthy at all but the cool thing about them is could could make them healthy with like spinach and pineapple, but I don't think anyone would ruin a pizza like that; so i'm going to go with no they aren't healthy but they are still my favorite." he had said so much so fast he hoped that the teacher was able to catch all of it.

well, that was the wrong die :B

obstacle course

oz

Was someone laughing at him? Oz extracted himelf from the tangle of ropes and got to his feet, glaring at the colorful imp as the other senior strode forward to try the monkey bars. When he fell too, Oz suddenly understood how he felt. A laugh burst from his throat and he bent at the waist, slapping his knee.

"Care for a race?" he asked, crouching into a starting gate stance. Without waiting for a response, Oz sped past the broken obstacles and through the tire run with ease. Behind him he heard a muffled crash, but he kept going, shimmying across a wide cylinder that was positioned over a pool of water. His wet hooves made it difficult to get up the next obstacle—a wall climb—but he still made it relatively quickly, conquering the treadmill and speeding across the finish line.

When he turned around to gloat, the imp was no longer behind him. Oz felt a flash of disappointment, but it was gone as soon as it had come. He'd won! That was all that really mattered right now.

obstacle course

greer

Desperate to make it through, Greer hurried on, at least until he reached the water noodle. While it was true that his tail afforded him decent balance on land, on an unsteady tube of foam floating over a pool, it held no such benefit. At least a dozen students passed him as he slowed down, taking his time with the course. He was quite certain that this assignment was trying to kill him.

Oz had doubled back once he had completed the course and was keeping pace with Greer from the sidelines, too curious about this cocky kid who went from ferocious to deliberate at the drop of a hat. The imp was so caught up in his careful navigation that he didn't even notice Oz's presence, not until he was nearly at the end. When he finally did, the boy scowled.

"Teach you to laugh at people who're better than you," Oz said, grin wide.

obstacle course

greer

Something else went down noisily. Was he causing this? Was his poor performance forcing the course to disintegrate behind him? Greer closed his eyes and sighed.

Blythe shuffled into the health class. Again, they had hoped for something different from what they were given. They had hoped it would be something where they could run or jump or climb. None of that, as they sat down in a chair and listened to what the assignment was this time. Blythe was not disappointed in the slightest however, they always made any situation into a positive one. Ah, answer a question about their healthy habits. Very easy! Blythe was already wriggling in their chair waiting for their turn as patiently as they could manage. Yes! Now it was their turn. Blythe shot up from their chair excitedly, bouncing happily as they spoke. "Yes! Hello, I'm Blythe! I love to run! I run a lot. Sometimes I just have to go anywhere really fast because it feels really good!" Blythe paused for a moment, and then ran in place for a moment. "Oh yes! And I can't sit still very well. Valentein says I just have too much energy and so I jump up and down sometimes. Especially when I'm really happy about something! I mean, I don't really consciously do anything to keep it up, it just happens!" Blythe stopped and hopped a bit more than looked around then sat back down. Blythe smiled awkwardly as some people were staring again. Then they waved and laughed. Apparently, Blythe thought it was amusing that people were taking such an interest in them instead of being embarrassed by the stares.