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>Apparently, you'll become a parent!
You’re not sure how to feel about that… do you even care that much?
>It strikes you that all this would probably be right up the alley of Leon's kinks. If he was allowed to play the role of the male in this breeding triple, you think he'd be overjoyed.
Sadly, he’s the wrong species for it… but if you’re to roleplay a bit… hmm…
>...You need a moment. Your brain feels like it's floating a half meter behind you right now, and not only because of that surprise mind-meld.
 Take all the time you need, Rishi.
>Is the gene stock on the station that limited?
You’re too harsh to yourself. As an officer of the law, an investigator no less, who have shown signs of bravery and strong will, your genes are sought after. While we do produce more children here than most places, thanks to this being a crossroad between the species empires, you are still a specimen worth breeding.
>You seemed so nervous a few minutes ago, was that just an act?
Well… more of an exaggeration. I didn’t lie when I said this is my first time… and you have to understand, being bred and becoming an egg carrier for the first time is something you get waves in the stomach for. Luckily, I will be impregnated by such a fine specimen as you, so I shouldn’t worry.
>Not that I'm declining or complaining but, this selection process makes no sense to me. A personality test seems like a better way to select who ought to be raising young, not siring them.
The personality test is only the last step. We’ve already checked through your other aspects, as we have access to your history and DNA after all. But yes, most personality traits are decided by nurture, not nature, but there are a few things that might be passed on. Your intelligence, your will and your courage is all things that might be, in part, passed on to the eggs I will lay. Pardon my arrogance, but we’ve done this for hundreds of years. We know what we’re doing.
>You'd be proud to contribute your genes towards the future of Serpens on New Horizon and beyond. You wholly agree to impregnate her.
Good to hear. Then I will find a time on a later date for our breeding session.
 …wait, later date?
You didn’t think we would do it right now, did you? This isn’t just a quick romp for the fun of it… no, we’ll need access to a properly outfitted breeding chamber with ample time when you impregnate me, to maximize the chances as well as making sure the child is properly conceived from the start. This is a professional impregnation, after all.
>Where's the male?
Sadly, I’m still on the lookout for a suitable male to fertilize your eggs. Do not worry, it won’t take more than a week to find a suitable male for the deed… and even if we don’t, we can always rely on a properly educated Broodparent male to do it. That is… unless you know someone that might be suitable specimen for the impregnation?
>How many eggs does she want? Because you feel you should tell her that after more than a week on a ship getting here, plus another day, without release, your egg sacs are jam packed.
The more eggs you can lay in me the better. The more eggs you lay in me, the more material I have to break down and feed the strongest of them… and more eggs mean bigger chance of twins, as well. Though, I would advise you to empty any reserve you have and come with newly created eggs if possible. After all, you have augmentation that will make sure you don’t go dry, no?
So… you’re telling me to get laid?
Indeed. If possible, do lay your eggs in a suitable female or male a day or two before our meeting. That way, any eggs you’ll lay in me will be newly grown. As for you being pent up… well, I’m sure you can find someone willing to be filled by you if you keep a lookout for them.
*Eyebrow wiggle*
…while I wouldn’t mind taking you for a test ride, I’m sadly still on the clock, Rishi. I have other duties to attend to soon, so I can’t be filled by several batches of eggs right now.
>Ask her if she's gotten any bio-mods or other augments that assist her in her duties.
I’m enhanced to be as fertile as possible, to maximize the chances of impregnation as well as having a healthy child.
…and those nice hips of yours?
…they are the real deal. I mean, really, my hips? Have you looked at yourself? Those hips are huge… seeing a thing of that size is not something you do every day.
>Do Serpens have a certain... ill reputation among aliens? It just that one of your more candid neighbors, when asked what she knew about Serpens, said most of us are either "total horn dogs or just socially inept."
It’s the way we’re so open about sexuality. Many see it as a bit… overbearing… that it’s the only thing we think about. Of course, Serpens that aren’t brought up in our ways tends to instead become… socially stinted. They’ll have troubles reading other people, to communicate properly and even at times don’t have the courage to face others.
>And on a related note, are there any issues around aliens taking advantage of Serpens for easy sex.
It’s a bit complicated… there have been several attempts to… illegalize it, pretty much… but as we usually don’t get paid for it, it’s not actually illegal. So yes, some sees it in a negative light to go to little Roon just to get laid… and others don’t.
>Ask about Vark culture, since you're partnered with one. Maybe a little bit more on their concept of honor, since they value it so highly.
He value honor highly, you say? Is he a Honorbound? While the Varkians as a whole might value honor slightly more than most species, it’s the Honorbound that takes it to noticeable levels. They are often people who have been affected by injustice… or know someone who has… and thus make it their life goal to make sure it doesn’t happen to others.
>Then ask about Sakkilian because you'll be hanging out with them later today
Socialistic in nature, they usually value groups over themselves. Many of them are also very incline to self-improvement, trying to make themselves better than before. Be it through learning, training or just replacing most of their bodies with cybernetics.
>then Hivers since they're your neighbors.
They value law and order above all else. I would advise that you don’t break the law, even in small ways, around them. I’ve been yelled at by Hivers one to many times for jaywalking or littering.
>Also, are humans normally like... Really mellow? Just, generally unfazed?
Hmm… where does this human come from?
Err… she’s from some human colony?
It’s possible that she’s from somewhere a lot less… nice than New Horizon. Thus, she’s simply jaded… or traumatized… there are many human colonies that are… let’s just say, not nice.
>What does it mean to be an orphan for aliens? Specifically for the Vark.
It would be like not being brought up by any broodparents… or having really bad ones. Of course, it’s much worse for them, as they value family of blood much higher than we do. Varkian, you said? As in your work partner? Is it possible that whatever happened to his family is the reason why he became a Honorbound and an officer of the law? Ah… do pardon me, I shouldn’t speculate.
Now… do you have any other questions? About alien cultures? …or about my soon to be impregnation? Otherwise, I’ll need to get going. I have other duties to attend.
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