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The teacher was actually insane. Lemmy stared between Margaret and the tub full of ice-cold water with utter disbelief. He had all but refused to enter the ice-cold room last week due to his low cold tolerance but now? Now he really wished that he had just bitten the rag and went for it. This make-up lesson was objectively worse by twofold. There was one last glance towards his teacher, and she gave him a look that almost looked sympathetic but also told him to get on with it. That water likely wasn't going to stay cold forever. That and he still needed to get his diploma. Kaitoke glided from his shoulder to the wall before clambering up to the nearby window. She made a small squeak sound, inviting her owner to get closer. Two against one, now he was extra doomed. "Okay, fine... I'm gonna do the stupid make-up task," he grumbled as he took a few steps into the room. He was lucky he hadn't worn clothing because he'd hate to have to delay the time he needed to be in here just

Tinder and Arvin had taken Durge to the beach, and then wandered off shortly afterwards. Tinder was concerned for Durge’s well-being, but wasn’t able to express it to Durge. Arvin made an active effort to keep Tinder away from Durge whenever she got like that. While Durge never expressed it, he was glad Arvin understood him well enough to know he didn’t like Tinder. Durge sat down by the water, with his thoughts wandering onto Tinder. She frustrated him. It was like she couldn’t see what was in front of her. Durge didn’t understand why everyone seemed so blind that they couldn’t see the obvious. He knew Tinder thought he was weak and vulnerable, and that he was trying to hide it, but he’s not. It’s quite obvious, and he makes no effort in concealing it. He’s got bad eyesight, and his legs don’t work. Despite that, he’s learned how to adapt and function on his own, and yet, nobody seems to realise it. They get so caught up in the former that they don’t see the latter. Durge gave a