It's only been a few weeks since you got into Monster Training University, and you had already got yourself into trouble. Well, sort of. The students there have all kinds of creature companions. From sentient robots to giant insectoids and even some humanoid creatures. You, however, could never really find a companion that was perfect. "Be careful who you chose, because you'd be stuck with them for the rest of your life.", they said. You may have gone a bit overboard. Every one of the options had some flaw. You had taken a stroll in the woods to clear your head and figure out a plan of attack, when the floor gave way underneath you. You had somehow stumbled upon a military grade research lab. Inside a giant stasis tank in a fetal position you found your companion. From the perfect spikes, to the perfect wings, to the perfect tail, to the perfect... Perfection. Slightly intimidated by the massive creature, you press an emergency release button, and the creature fell to the floor, wires disconnected from it's body, and the creature promptly vomited. It then looked up at you, and spoke in a feminine, yet slightly distorted human voice. You invited the creature to come back with you, to which she replied "Anywhere is better than this glorified concentration camp." On the way back to the academy, she explained her situation. The company that made that place, whoever they were, kidnapped children with only the best genetics, and tried to genetically modify them to be the perfect organisms and soldiers. Unfortunately, she was the only one to survive the augmentations. You then struck a deal with her to hide her within the academy, making sure that no one knew about her human soul, not even the other students there. On the way back, she told you because of her augmentations she forgot her name, so you affectionately nicknamed her Cheese. Right now is a few days after these events. In an hour, you have to bring her to a lesson on how to bathe your creature. There's just... one problem. She isn't too fond of being bathed by another person, let alone in front of a class.