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Standing at the entrance of Tooth School, Little Tooth slightly opened its mouth and peered through the crack of the door, seeing a bustling scene inside. Various teeth were busy in different areas. It took a deep breath, feeling as if it had entered a whole new world. Each tooth here was engaged in seemingly simple yet significant tasks.
"Can I do this?" Little Tooth quietly asked itself. It had heard many stories about Tooth School, but stepping into this unknown world filled it with apprehension.
"Hey, newcomer!" A lively voice suddenly called out. Little Tooth turned to see a large Canine Tooth waving at it.
"You must be new! Come on, follow me!" Canine Tooth said with a cheerful smile. "I'll take you to report to Incisor Class!"
Little Tooth hesitated, thinking to itself: Canine Tooth seems so enthusiastic; could it be trying to get me to do something strange?
"Don't worry, I'm not a bad tooth," Canine Tooth's smile grew even brighter. "I'm the class leader of Canine Class, responsible for guiding new students! Plus, I know all the rules."
Little Tooth followed Canine Tooth into the hall of Tooth School. In the center of the hall stood a massive tooth statue, engraved with the school's emblem: a smiling tooth, symbolizing that every tooth nurtured here should be healthy, strong, and full of confidence.
"This is the main hall of our Tooth School; all teeth start their journey here," Dogtooth Leader proudly stated. "But today, you should head straight to Incisor Class; that will be the most important place for you in the future."
Little Tooth nervously nodded. "Incisor Class? Am I really going to be okay?"
"Of course! Every tooth has its own mission; just believe in yourself and do your best," Dogtooth Leader encouraged warmly.
The classroom for Incisor Class was on the left side of the hall, already filled with other teeth. The newcomers looked excited, some nervous, but mostly filled with anticipation. As soon as Little Tooth entered, it was captivated by the scene before it.
"Wow, there are so many teeth!" Little Tooth exclaimed softly, its eyes wide with wonder.
"Come on, sit right here," Dogtooth Leader pointed to a spot in the front row. "Today, your first lesson will be basic training in Cutting Food!"
Upon hearing "Cutting Food," Little Tooth felt a wave of anxiety wash over it. "Cutting Food? But I've never done anything like that before..."
“Ha ha, you’re the new student in the Incisor Class, right? Don’t worry, the teacher will guide you!” Dogtooth Leader patted its shoulder. “Even if you’ve never done it before, you can learn!”
Little Tooth nodded, but felt a bit anxious inside.
After a while, the teacher finally walked into the classroom. The teacher was a very imposing Incisor, its teeth gleaming as if each one had been meticulously polished, radiating a sense of strength.
“Hello everyone, I am the homeroom teacher of the Incisor Class, Shining Tooth.” Shining Tooth’s voice was deep and powerful. “Today, we will begin learning how to cut food. As Incisors, our most important task is to help cut food so that other teeth can chew it smoothly.”
“Little Tooth, you’re the new student, right? Stand up and let everyone get to know you.” Shining Tooth’s gaze swept across every tooth before finally landing on Little Tooth.
“Um? Oh, I’m Little Tooth,” Little Tooth stood up, its voice trembling slightly. “Hello everyone.”
A wave of friendly laughter filled the classroom. “Let’s all welcome our new friend! Little Tooth will be one of us in the Incisor Class!” Shining Tooth said with a smile.
Little Tooth’s heart raced as it suddenly felt like every tooth around was staring at it. It was a bit nervous but tried hard to appear calm.
“Alright, today we will have a little practical training,” Shining Tooth continued. “I will give each of you a piece of food, and you should cut it at what you think is the best angle. Remember, as Incisors, our task is to help food pass through the Oral Cavity, which means your cutting actions must be precise.”
Little Tooth looked at the piece of food in its hand and found that it was a hard carrot. Its heart sank further. “Isn’t this really difficult? Can I even cut it?”
It quietly glanced at the teeth beside it; they all seemed ready.
“Go for it!” Dogtooth Leader encouraged from the side. “You can do it!”
Taking a deep breath, Little Tooth held the carrot and gently tapped it with its Incisor. The hard outer skin of the carrot resisted its strength and let out a sharp “crunch” sound.
“Oh no! This isn’t working!” Little Tooth exclaimed in panic, gripping the carrot tightly with anxiety etched across its face.
“Don’t rush, Little Tooth,” Shining Tooth said as he walked over and gently patted its shoulder. “The power of Incisors comes from their coordination with the jaw. You need to cut at the right angle, not just apply force.”
“Angle?” Little Tooth looked at the teacher in confusion.
“Yes, the angle is key. Try tilting the carrot slightly to give it a proper cutting angle,” Shining Tooth explained patiently.
Little Tooth adjusted its angle and gently touched the carrot again with Incisor. This time, the carrot was easily sliced open.
“I did it! I succeeded!” Little Tooth exclaimed excitedly, almost forgetting that it was still in class.
“Good job! It seems you’ve mastered the technique,” Shining Tooth nodded in satisfaction. “Each tooth has a different role, but every tooth can contribute in its own way. Today, you’ve taken your first step.”
Hearing the teacher’s praise warmed Little Tooth’s heart, sweeping away all its nervousness. It had been filled with doubts about itself, but now it began to believe that it could find its place in Tooth School.
However, the next task plunged it into a new challenge. Little Tooth was assigned to collaborate with Molar Class on a task—cooperatively grinding food. At first, it felt a bit panicked because the Molar’s task seemed more complex than Cutting Food, and the teeth in Molar Class were clearly larger and stronger than it was.
“Don’t be afraid; we’re a team, and cooperation is key,” Dogtooth Leader said as he patted Little Tooth’s back. “We’ll work hard together; we’ll be fine!”
Little Tooth took a deep breath, preparing to face this more dangerous and challenging task. It realized that in Tooth School, although each tooth had different roles, only through unity and cooperation could they accomplish every seemingly impossible task.
Little Tooth's first day had only just begun.
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