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Part 6 of our #Mayternity #mpreg game is on! Five Endelochian weeks have passed and Honey is enjoying his early pregnancy! 💜 In another five weeks he'll have been pregnant for a whole season - time for his first scan! 👀✨ Hit the goal fast and we'll see that his triplets have taken after their sires!
Stage 6 of a Mayternity mpreg notes game. Once again, Honey, the game's main character, is standing amongst his three mates, Masso, Ril and Settou, beaming with delight as he cups his already very slightly swollen belly with one hand, gently arching his back to make it stick out more. His mates are all gathered admiringly around him, evidently very pleased with their handiwork. The game's text reads as follows: 5 weeks (~45 days). Progress Honey's Pregnancy! Plus! What Shape Will Honey's Triplets Be? Hit the Goal! (30 reskeets, 60 likes). Within one week: Honey will bear one son of each kind. Within two weeks: Honey will bear one Atwix and two Bo sons. The artist and skeet author's bsky address (drtanner.bsky) is also handwritten on the image. An info sheet, also starring Honey, who is standing with both hands around his belly, looking down at himself with delight. The text reads as follows: Holy shit, I think I'm starting to show a bit already. What's in there? It's time to learn about Endelochians! You know that Endelochian demons are all of one of three shapes - Bo, Atwix or Quathrigan - and that we can all freely interbreed with each other, as you've seen! What you don't know is how our babies inherit their shape from their fathers. When demons of different kinds mate, the babies almost always inherit their shape from their kennen-father, which is to say, the father who bears them (that's me! [heart emoji]). However, there's a very small chance that they might inherit it from their sire-father instead. Statistically, the chance is a little less than 6%, so it doesn't happen often. For Atwix and Quathrigan kennen-fathers, it's not such a big deal, but for a Bo like me, since we're the smallest of the three kinds, bearing a Quathrigan or an Atwix child means a big, heavy belly and a very long and difficult labour and birth. I guess we'll find out what I'm having at my first scan in another five weeks! I'm so excited!
May 16, 2025 at 11:49 PM