As you make your way back through the corridors, you think about what you just learned - you're likely going to stay as you are for the foreseeable future, which kinda sucks as far as blending in, or living a normal life goes, but the carnival just started yesterday, and you're currently "between jobs" anyway - not that you're likely to get a regular job anytime soon if you stay like this, except maybe as a mascot.
On the plus side, you really like your new body, and while your exaggerated hourglass figure does get a bit annoying to lug around at times, it doesn't actually get in the way too much, especially now that you've gotten some clothes that actually fit you. Also, your newly improved reflexes more than make up for the fact that you're lugging around F-Cups and similarly-sized buttocks.
Come to think of it, you're unsure why exactly you're so good at split-second reactions now - Foxes are predators, but that should only mean you're good at hunting and catching your "prey", not at kicking their ass in Laser Tag.
You're not complaining though, aside from getting ambushed by some sore losers after your first match, you've had a lot of fun, and even that incident wasn't too bad, they just zapped you a lot with the transformation guns.
With thoughts like these, you arrive at the entrance hall again, where you notice a significant uptick in visitors - not enough to form long queues yet, but enough for some people having to wait their turn - including you.
Even though you provide a bit of a distraction to the customers around you, it doesn't take too long and you're standing in front of the sign-up desk again, where the carnie looks at you and sighs, "Huh, guess they didn't find out anything new yet?"
You nod, and he continues, "I assume you're back for another round now, and given your previous performance, we'd like to suggest an alternative to the free-for-all matches you've participated in so far: Now that we have more people coming our way, we've also started offering team matches, where multiple groups of three to five people compete with each other in a bigger arena, with the whole team gaining and losing points as one, either by zapping each other, or by fulfilling some extra objectives, like holding a point or stealing something from the other team's bases while they work to get it back - we'd pair you up with a weaker, or smaller-sized team so things stay somewhat competitive and everyone gets to have fun, of course."
Since you don't bite immediately, he smiles and offers another option: "Alternatively, you could participate in our Anarchy Free-for-all, where both groups and single participants can enter at any time and shoot to their heart's content. There's no limit on how long you can stay, aside from your gun's battery, and obviously our closing time, but you also won't be able to win, meaning no more free rounds for you.
Take a moment to think about it, but if you require more time, maybe let the people behind you go first."
You do exactly that, stepping to the side and thinking - the regular free-for-all matches were lots of fun, but the other options sound very interesting as well.