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Axel's brows arched as he picked up Bree's voice, his eyes turning towards her slowly... He blinked once, and then smiled coyly, "Sounds fun to me." He whispered back, "I'm game." It had been awhile since he'd last enjoyed himself... Plus, it'd be good for Nero to get out of the house. He was certain that he wasn't as fun as another kid, after all. And he was even more certain his brother was even less fun. He quirked a brow, "Tonight..?" He asked softly.

Nero had no idea about the sleepover, and had lost interest in the egg also. He wandered over to his father's side, yawning widely and peering up at him with all four eyes.

Axel glanced down, distracted from their very... Riveting conversation, "Hey you... Getting tired? You've been up since the crack of dawn." He expression softened and he kneeled down by the boy, ruffling his hair. Nero nodded and smiled slightly.

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In large part because of Indigo's abrupt reticence to mingle due to Yeesha's snubbing, she and Jenner had kept well to the back of the pack. The little girl couldn't help but to "oo" and "ahh" as every new egg was presented--beginning with the Leviathan--but she kept mostly to herself in morose silence. Jenner was likewise quiet, though she made sure to add to Blade's notes in a low mutter meant for Indigo's ears alone. Dragons were something Jenner knew more about than most mortals.

"Tonight's good for me." she gave a tiny wiggle of her hips, looking to the boss as they were about ready to head to the next one. "Simon, you bout ready to go?"

Jekel nodded, "Jekel. and yea... Can we stop by my tank on our way out?" he said the question almost angrily.

Bree blinked, trying not to laugh at the boys attempted tough act. "Yea. Ofcourse. Say by to yeesha, and nero and we'll go ahead an leave." She paused to look to the boss as her boy ran to the aligator girl. "Thankyou for going through all this trouble."

Jekel skidded to a stop next to yeesha "Your egg is really cool!" he grinned, nodding firmly. If he said it, it was true!
"I'll see you tomorrow at school! Bye!" with that he was running back to Nero, reenergized with child-energy "Seeya tonight nero!"

And with that the two headed back the way they came, giving one last look at the leviathan's tank then heading home.

Orpheus couldn't help but laugh at the idea that they had gotten a false dragon egg because a copper had thought that it would be a fun idea to play around with them. How funny. Though that also meant that there would be a little dracling with a sense of humor running around. Hopefully Indigo would be able to keep it under control.

Ligeia looked at his father and Orpheus almost seemed to be able to read what he was thinking and we walked over a little closer so that he could see in and look at the Copper Dragon egg, "Its neat." He murmured as he got a peek at the egg then gave a little yawn.

"Getting sleepy?" He asked of his son.

Ligeia nodded, "Wanna s-Eeeee Eggy again." He murmured tiredly.

Orpheus tilted his head then turned to the boss, "Are there certain times that the kids will be able to come to visit the eggs?" He asked of him. Ligeia wanted to spend more time with the egg but at the moment he was really looking as if he could use a nap as well.

The boss sighed... Why on earth did that idiot of a teacher of his have to get himself hospitalized by another dragon? The first time was supposed to be special... However, the children had to meet their dragons soon, and they had to know atleast a little bit about them.

So, the man had organized it into three groups. Wether they all showed up or not was up to them. So once again he waited for the children, ready to quickly speed them around the facility so everyone would get a chance.

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Looking up to see whom have arrived, Et noticed it was those whom she's met before. Well, all but the guardian Sahra came in with. Smiling, she waved at them. "Hey! So your kids are getting their eggs too? Vivina's really excited and only calmed down once we got here. Must be the facility's atmosphere." She quickly have a single laugh and let Vivina wander over to the others.

Vivina looked up when Et spoke, then noticed that Sahra and Laial had come in. With a grin, she nodded and got back to her hyper excited self again. "Laial! And yeah! Mom said that I was getting a dragon egg! This is going to be so cool! I wonder which ones we're going to get. Mom couldn't figure out which dragon I might be getting 'cause none seem to fit me. I dunno, D-Corp comes up with lots of things." After that, she turned and waved at Sahra. "Hi Sahra! Are you excited too?" Still grinning, she spun around in a circle and giggled.

Sahra grinned, seeing a familiar face was certainly comforting, it made her feel a great deal more at ease. But what was this they where speaking of, dragon eggs? She wonder what those where, dragons. She had heard of draygons before, but not dragons. Maybe they where sort of similar? But she couldn't be quite sure, since her mother wasn't there for her to ask, she shrugged it off, not ultimately caring all that much. Although it did spark her curiosity, was that what she was here for? "Egg?" She said questionably, she truly had no idea. Yin had simply told her that something was going on at D-Corp that they needed to go to, get over with, and then get back home, but no one had bothered to tell her what or why, the nerve of Yin sometimes! "Oh, Hi Vivina." It had taken her a minute to realize someone was actually talking to her, and a minute longer to respond. "I...think so?"

"Oh, it that what this is for?" Mabyn yawned, stepping backward to lean against the wall; she gazed tiredly out upon all the other people now gathering in the room. Mew hadn't told her why she had to bring Sahra here, she just told her that she someone needed to bring her, so she simply obeyed, and did what the fox wanted. But the spotted girl seemed content enough now, calmer than before, so, she didn't think anything would go particularly wrong and that the exact nature of the event shouldn't really matter.