You spent the rest of the day performing your mascot duties, roaming the park and entertaining guests.
Unfortunately you couldn't quite enjoy it, as you spent the whole time distracted by thoughts of your upcoming check-up and your need to obtain a map before the end of the work day.
Edging close to one of the merchandise stalls that sold maps, you wondered how you would get your hands on one. You simply shuddered at the thought of stealing, and mascots don't have money so you couldn't just buy one.
Eventually you spotted it. A map lying on the floor, apparently dropped by a guest. You quickly made your move, bending down to scoop it up, but a gust of wind caught it and blew it deeper into the park, sending you on a chase.
Parents and children laughed at the sight of the oversized doll girl chasing a fluttering piece of paper throughout the park. You blushed every time you had to bend down to reach for the map, exposing your frilly white panties.
Approaching the fluttering map at the fastest speed you could muster with your stocky mascot body, you swiped your arm clumsily and accidentally threw off your balance, tripping and falling directly onto your face with your ass in your air. The people around you laughed and your cheeks burned with embarrassment, but in a way you were victorious. The map was pinned to the floor beneath your body.
You carefully brought yourself to a sitting position, folded the map neatly and tucked it down the front of your dress before standing up and dusting yourself off.
Objective one was complete. You could now spend the rest of the day relaxing until closing time.
Brushing past the crowd of amused park-goers, you decided to explore the park while performing your usual mascot duties.
Your wandering took you to a wild-west themed area where an animal band played country music on a rustic wooden stage. At one point the bear mascot lead guitarist invited you onto the stage to dance. You agreed, your body practically moving on its own to the delight of the gathered guests.
Next you wandered over to Transylvania Town, the spooky section of the park. The Halloween-style decorations were corny and cutesy, obviously intended for a younger audience, so why did you suddenly feel so nervous?
A big plastic spider with beady eyes and a goofy grin dangled from the gutters of a prop haunted house, you squirmed at the sight of it.
You passed a fake spooky castle and nearly jumped out of your skin when one of the windows lit up to reveal the silhouette of a cartoon skeleton.
Finally you decided that this place was too scary for you and that you would rather return to your comfort zone.
You spent the rest of the day circling the main attractions of the park, meeting and greeting with kids. Eventually the sun began to set and you realized it was almost time to turn in for the night.
The first part of your plan had been a success, now on to part two. The check-up with Dr. Z.