EASTER EGG HUNT #3

Tilting her head back to look over her shoulder, Lucille noticed that the onslaught of fire and psychic attacks from herself and some other trainers had been fairly effective in at least halting the Beedril's advancement. Which was a relief and allowed scrambling trainers to reach a safe distance or aid in subdueing the rampaging insects, her Pokémon knowledge hadn't faded too much to not know the basics of type-effectiveness. Though it was sure to be spotty when it came to actually taking care of and raising the actual monsters. So much had changed and there was plenty to learn about. Pushing herself upright, Lucille's eyes scanned over the oval shaped egg. Carefully scooping it up into her arms and holding it close to the warmth of her frame. The egg had an eerily lizard quality to its texture, it was bumpy and not smooth like one would expect of a Pokémon egg. It was mostly two shades of green in coloration darker on the top and lighter on the bottom with two round yellow markings that looked like eyes near the upper middle of the eggs surface. It wasn't something that belonged to a Pokémon that Lucille was familiar with, that was for sure.

As if reacting to the warmth that the ivory haired woman gave off, the egg began jolting and rattling, cracks forming across the scaly surface and splintering in spider-web like patterns before chips of eggshell began to fly in all kinds of directions. Beams of light began pouring out of the cracks, noises heard from within while the species inside managed to finally burst the top of the eggshell off. The light leaving the form of a infantile green lizard, beady yellow orbs blinking as blurred vision slowly came into focus. The first thing that she lays her eyes on is Lucille and without a second thought, she tests out her voice <M-...Ma-Mama?>

For a moment, Lucille is taken aback by the dragon/ghost type's speech but then she remembers that she had opted in for Pokéspeech to be a thing. While it wasn't like Pokémon could actually talk in the games that she was used too, it was definitely a welcome feature in this one. "Hello little one." She cooed gently and set the remaining eggshell down before carefully taking the newborn from it. The UI bringing up various information about the unfamiliar creature to her.

So it was called a Dreepy? That name wouldn't do at all. After a few momemnts of contemplation, she came up with something much better.

"Welcome to the world, Byleth..."