When you woke up, you noticed five wooden animals around you. There was a tiger, a bird, a snake, a praying mantis, and a monkey. While you did get a feeling of deja vu, you didn't have much time to think about where you saw them before. The ground was shaking. Something big was coming. Not wanting to make your presence known, you figured you should try to blend in by staying still until they aren't looking, at which time you would to move to find a better spot to hide.
As the door opened, you saw a gigantic panda enter the room. The animal looked around before noticing you. "Where did you come from? I don't ever remember getting you," it said. "Are you talking talking to your toys again?" another voice. "Master Tigress, I noticed something that doesn't seem right. There's one I don't remember," the panda says as it turns around to face a huge tiger.
As you take the opportunity to move to another spot on the desk, Tigress asks, "Why does that bother you, Po?" "I don't know who it is supposed to be or where it came from," the panda says as he turns around. He notices that you moved from where you a few seconds ago, "Okay, this is getting a little spooky. It just moved from where it was earlier."
"If you want, I could take it off your hands for now and see what I can find out about," Tigress offered. Po thought about it and decided...
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