Translations:Codex: Rodenians/17/en

Once inseminated, the female’s other womb will begin ovulating, throwing one egg after another out until the mother carries a set of unborn twins. The children grow slowly within her to minimize food stress, but after four to five months, the eggs are large enough to impede the mother’s movement, and birth can begin. It is at this point that she lays them - through her nipples. The first time can be quite painful, as residual membranes must tear, but each successive laying is typically viewed as more pleasant than the last. Some older rodenians even delight in it.