EGG BABY DAYCARE

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[ It's that time of year for mandatory health classes, and with it comes an assignment courtesy of certain Tamer organisations who are having trouble keeping up with a surprising abundance of eggs.

Thus, it falls to Daybreak's intrepid students to help their allies out with this sudden and surprisingly well-timed crisis - by caring for these eggs until they can safely hatch. Each egg has its own specific needs, mercifully detailed in their care sheet...though some have more interesting requirements than others.

Have fun with your eggs, kids. You can always bother the medical staff if you really need help (or, failing that, any staff on hand, regardless if they have any advice for you on childrearing or not.) ]

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[One of the academy's 11th-grade students, April Fiore, is wandering into the infirmary for one of her regular check-ups, one of the few occasions she can actually be seen outside of classes. Her particular circumstances demand that she come in here pretty regularly, out of a need to make sure that her body is still working properly. She hasn't been so active as to put a whole lot of stress onto it over the past years, but there's no such thing as playing it too safe.

She, uh, just wasn't expecting EGG.]

What— [She turns to the nearest person who isn't Becky on one of her usual volunteer stints, and nudges them if they're not already paying attention.] What's this.

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[OOC NOTE: This is Espilan with Yet Another OC. April's deal is that she's a student, but some years ago she was involved in an incident that should have killed her (and technically, it did!), but she was (kind of) saved by having her soul taken out before her body died, and then later shoved into a homunculus body modeled after herself. She can't recall many of the details of the incident itself due to dissociative amnesia (and what she can remember, she outright refuses to talk about), and nobody else who was involved willingly talks about it themselves. She is rarely seen outside of classes or the infirmary, preferring to remain in her room unless she has reason to venture out of it.]