Oh, dear Lord, she'd completely forgot about this! What if her creature was already dead? Will she fail the subject? Kaika shook her head as she thought of that, the subject was nowhere near the worry as to kill a little harmless creature. Which is why she ran towards the nursery, tripping once or twice.

"Finally!" she said, as she walked around it, and there it was...looking oh-so-sad and oh-so-hungry and oh-so-helpless. Kaika almost wanted to cry at the sight of it, mainly because it was her own fault.

The little Crup seemed to know she was the one that needed to take care of him, "I'm so terribly sorry, but I've been losing track of time, and...well, you don't care about that, to be totally honest" she ended, noticing that this creature was probably not going to talk back.

"And, you shall be Seven" she said, taking the little Crup into her hands, "I don't know why, but I like the fact that you're named after a number" her favorite one, and the little Crup simply stared at her. He did look hungry enough.

BUT

Before doing anything else, she needed to take measures of him, and that was what she did, with her peacock quill and parchment, but the Crup wasn't remaining still. The gray spot on his left eye was simply adorable, but the fact that he kept moving was not.

Either way, measurements ended, and she got to feed the little Crup and played with him and a ball she'd gotten from outside. But it was time to leave. "Sorry to leave you, Seven, but I do have other responsibilities" again, as if the Crup was going to answer back.

And with that she left, not before placing a tag on the cage that said, "Belongs to Capt. Lockhart" and placing him inside.