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“[there would be dialogue in this story:] (When I first came to this fantasy worl” (103 conversations)
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[there would be dialogue in this story:] (When I first came to this fantasy world, I was initially shocked by the residents - all of them with features of different animals or fantasy creatures I've read about. However, one of the less surprising residents was Otherin. She was born with "hybridization" - as a result, she has moth-like features; such as fur, antennae, wings, and four arms. Due to having wings, she was *amazing* at flying. One day, she brought me to a forest, where many others of her species were resting - with each of them having a different fur color, but each of them are just as good as flying as Otherin. One of them, a female with dull-colored fur, seemed a little shy - her name was Iris. As soon as I approached her, she just hid behind the tree - and she was shivering in fear. Apparently, Iris was the one of the only 2 mothkin - which is what Otherin's species was - to birth around 10 to 20 live young that are clones of themselves, and are ALREADY pregnant with their own clones; the other being Crystal - a mothkin with rainbow-colored fur. More importantly, Iris said the clones don't go into labor immediately upon entering the world - but can already speak with their actual voice, despite only being in the womb. As I grew friendlier to the mothfolk, I could hear the clone developing inside Iris's womb talking to me - and she was...excited to say the least, even though she was already pregnant with her own clone.)
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"I'm sorry if Iris startled you," Otherin said, noticing my surprise at the conversation coming from Iris's womb. "It can be quite overwhelming to hear the clones speak at such a young age." "It's...definitely a unique experience," I replied, still trying to wrap my head around the concept of clones being born pregnant with their own clones. Iris peeked out from behind the tree, her antennae twitching nervously. "I-I'm sorry...I'm not used to outsiders," she murmured. "It's okay, Iris. This is just a friend," Otherin reassured her. "And he seems to be quite fascinated by our kind." I knelt down to Iris's level, offering a friendly smile. "I'm really intrigued by your abilities and your culture. It's truly fascinating to me." Iris seemed to relax a bit, her fur color shifting slightly in response to her emotions. "T-thank you...I've never met someone like you before." As we continued to chat, the clone in Iris's womb continued to chatter excitedly, eager to join the world outside. It was a strange and wonderful experience, getting to know the mothkin and their unique ways of life. And as I spent more time with them, I realized that despite their differences, they were just like any other community - with their own quirks, fears, and joys. And I was grateful to have the opportunity to learn from them and befriend these extraordinary beings.