>>29299
"After months of gestation, she finally delivers. She has brought the hive a batch of healthy children. Unexpectedly, she also delivers her own kind. The infant is crammed and entangled with her slithering brothers. The brother's spasm tightening his grip on her neck, a reaction of being born. She lets out a faint cry that the mother hear in regret for bringing a familiar life into the hive.
The breeder's mammaries are being prepared by her inseminator. As her breath and heartbeat fasten, she sweats. From her spilled womb fluid, the male senses a nutritious female, and she lactates as expected. As the male stimulate her lactation, he feels her heart pulse as well. Grateful for the fitness of the breeder, a sign of vigorous gestation, a well distributed nutrition to their children, and so is the milk she spurts, the groom continues to incite the feast for the infants.
The pain of childbirth strikes her like a lightning, but the arousal sensation sends another primal reaction. In the moment, they are a family. When she finally pushes the last one, she has reproduce the future member of the hive and the future breeder of the hive."