Translations:Codex: Divrani/17/en

While the divrani’s reproduction is unchanged after bonding, the plant’s reproductive systems causes an intense mutation in the host. Members of both sexes grow a phallus-like organ above their natural sexes. Near the age of sexual maturity in the host, this organ has grown into a large, pulsating, constantly-leaking “lotus”: similar in shape to a pinecone, but made up of soft, wet petals growing from a single semi-hard root. The lotus-phallus does not have a traditional urethra, but rather ejactulates outwards from thousands of small slits between the petals. According to early research, these organs are constantly producing an over-abundance of the symbiote’s seed, which leaks out at the slightest touch or hint of arousal.