A Second Glitch.

I'm still considering my next move when, abruptly, the camera feed flickers and tears in a wave of crimson static. For a moment, I think I see a different scene - somewhere else - and I feel a chill crawl down my back, like I've been watching too many horror movies and can't help but look at the window behind me. But I'm frozen, so I can't. Then the moment is gone and the static clears...

My Professor's a ginger now. Somehow, that's the first thing I notice. It's not the two large, glossy horns that seem almost like hardened fire, or the two brightly glowing orange eyes. The first thought to come to mind is, for some reason, she's acquired red hair... but it's always been red, hasn't it? The horns are definitely new though: they used to be--- absent entirely.

Ugh. Whatever is messing with this ability to cause these abrupt changes is aggravating: it's hard to think around them. My professor definitely has never had horns like that before: she's a perfectly normal human woman and always has been. I'm halfway convinced I've imagining them, and if I'd just blink they would disappear... but I can't blink, and they're definitely there.

Other than the horns that are definitely not not ab...normal in the slightest, what else changed? Something about her eyes...? They're a beautiful amber-red and almost seem to glow in the light, but they've always been like that, right? Or is it her suit-jacket? Was her shirt always only partially unbuttoned like that?

My temples ache, but I need to focus on fixing my sexy, alluring teacher and making her a better educator, somehow... But where do I start? And... what actually changed? Surely something didn't, right?

(teacher, modest breasts, slut hair, long hair, nsfw shirt, sitting, genius glasses, lanyard, keyboard, [magically turning students into demons x1])

[AN: And here we introduce a mechanic that was planned for later, but the dice brought us to one of the specific timelines it could come into play so... Here we are. The rules for it are bullet-pointed below. This will be a neat enough trial one I suppose. If you don't want to interact with this mechanic, since this is a trial run, then mention that when making the change and I'll ignore it to allow you to proceed as normal.]

Protected Phrases:

• Phrases enclosed in square brackets [such as this one] can only be changed one word at a time. The word cannot change type (verb to noun, for instance).
• Adding phrases that contradicts 'protected' phrases makes them easier to adjust.
• Adding phrases that complement 'protected' phrases increases their weight.
• 'Protected' phrases with high weight might spread and 'infect' phrases which don't contradict them, thus causing a runaway effect where they self-reinforce beyond control as other phrases are changed.

[AN 2: As an addendum, Glitch requests are not guaranteed special mechanics like this. They usually just exchange a randomly selected phrase for another change made by someone at some point in the past. This merely occurred due to the specific one we landed on.]