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	Furtive Flyers Lennies are well-known for their great love of learning. by hfallyn
	A Joyous Spring to Behold Spring has sprung, or so they say. by greenj12356
	Hope In The Grey Painter’s Reflection You are truly alone in Neopia, Ozzy! by speed_e5
	One Retired Hidden Tower Treasure at a time When the Retired Hidden Tower Treasure was first released I have to say I was very pleased. by gerixd
	The Coincidence High above Neopia by betti666
	Ode to a Royalboy Kougra A Dream feeds a hunger that's deep in your soul by bittersweet52
	We Didn’t Feed the Kaddies Hero Gyro, Doric Soup, Red Goparokko Fruit by freezypop
	The Queen of Usukis When you decided to start your collection, it was merely a passing whim by merionelle
	The hunt The holiday had now begun by daughters_ofthe_moon
	Kou-Jong School Oh, welcome! My name is Linae by 9kas

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"The Easter Negg Hunt" by kindnessx
In a large meadow just outside of Neopia Central, a young Yellow Kougra sat in eager anticipation for Neopia to wake, her tail buzzing with excitement. The sun had only just begun to poke above the distant trees, casting its morning rays over the freshly decorated grass of the meadow where she stood. Her prizes sparkled before her, and she could already picture the faces of the excited children who would soon be arriving. Sally had planned out this big day for months and had spent the early hours before sunrise to carefully set everything in place. Soon, the neighbourhood children were going to discover the largest Easter Negg hunt Neopia had ever seen. The first to arrive was her best friend, Maris, a Green Uni who had helped her plan the event. Maris giggled to herself when she observed Sally talking to one of the decorated neggs. “You are going to make someone very happy," she said after she carefully picked up a pale blue negg and inspected its swirling silver patterns. They both had spent the past week carefully painting each negg to a calibre that would surely meet the standards of the Negg Faerie, Kari. “You couldn't wait for me?" Maris said, causing Sally to nearly trip over some baskets scattered by her feet. “Maris, you spooked me!" She laughed, trying to catch her breath. "I couldn't sleep, so I thought I'd set up early. I hope you don't mind." “No, of course not. I half expected you would do that," she laughed back. Her expression suddenly shifted to a slightly crooked glance when something unexpected caught her attention. "What's that?"

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