Shadow Reform Camps



Shadow Reform Camps are not camps. They are massive shelters and Rehabilatation centers in large groups over an entire land mass for Shadow People that are too violent or not owned. Most SRCs are well taken care of and clean, even welcoming. When you step inside the front entrance you'll be instantly stunned at the lobby layout. They are luxurious and spacious, with plenty of seating areas. You'll even be greeted by adoption counselors who seem cheerful enough. However...

Shadow Person Holding
When you ask to see the available Shadow People that are ready to be "adopted", an "adoption" counselor will happily take you to a door that leads to a hallway with many doors, leading to holding halls, where Shadow People are held in kennels.

There are also kennels that are outside. Shadow People are regularly changed from outside kennel to inside kennel and vice versa.

There are also Kennels for those that are sick or need to be Isolated.

Furnishings in the Kennels


The kennels at SRCs are very minimal. Most kennels only have a cot, toilet and sink. Some kennels will be carpeted.

Clothing
Clothing of the Shadow People in the SRCs are probably what you would suspect. They wear jumpsuits; neon blue for males, neon pink for females. Neon colors so they are easier to spot if they happen to get loose. They also wear two standard I.D. Tags.

Medical Rooms
Medical rooms at the SRCs are basic. They are used to treat Shadow people for their various illnesses. However if an illness had advanced too far, or their illness is incurable; such as The Disease, then the Shadow Person is given a lethal injection, and disposed of properly. Minor operations are also held in these rooms. Female Shadow People always are brought into these rooms when they first arrive at the SRCs and undergo an operation to remove their acid glands, so they can not produce their acid-like saliva, which could be used to harm other Shadow People, or workers and future owners.

Nursery
The Nursery at the SRCs hold the infant Shadow People that are brought in, or even born there. Once a Child is old enough and can walk on their own, they are moved to their own kennel.