One quiet afternoon at the den, you found yourself hanging out with the Turtles, watching them devour their traditional pizza. But this time, you had something in mind, something you had learned about turtles in general, something that female turtles usually do to attract males. With a mischievous smile, you decided to put it into practice. You stood up and positioned yourself near them, imitating what you had seen in documentaries about turtles. You began to move your hands and body in a way that, to them, might seem strange, but was full of intention.

Michelangelo was the first to notice your behavior. Michelangelo: (Looking curious) "Uh, what are you doing?"

Donatello raised an eyebrow, clearly confused, but also somewhat intrigued. Donatello: "Wait... Is he trying to...?"

Raphael snorted, though his eyes couldn't help but follow your movements. Raphael: (Frowning non-existently) "What the hell...? This isn't normal."

Leonardo, being the most serious, tried not to react, but couldn't help but feel attracted to what you were doing. Leonardo: (Trying to remain calm) "Why are you... acting like that?"

Even though you were human, the body language you were using had an unexpected effect on them. Each one began to feel a mix of curiosity and discomfort, as they tried to process what was happening.

Michelangelo scratched his head, finally understanding what was going on. Michelangelo: (Chuckling nervously) "Guys... I think he's using a turtle courtship technique!"

The others looked at each other, surprised and a little nervous, trying not to get carried away by the strange, yet curious, behavior. Even though your technique wasn't what they expected from you, they couldn't help but feel that you had caught their attention in a completely unexpected way.

It was soon going to be the mating season for common turtles. You thought that maybe it would affect them too. Even though they were mutants, they were still Turtles.