Translations:Codex: Slyverens/20/en

A full incubation term lasts five months, after which the egg will be roughly melon-sized. Hatching takes four to five months, much longer than the Caesselis they originated from. Slyveren younglings emerge tiny but capable of basic locomotion. Milk, an adaptation stolen from other races, provides sustenance for them well into adolescence. It is only after maturation that they switch to the licentious food-source that has given rise to their fame - and only after lactation stops does a slyveren mother’s body begin to produce eggs once more.