Tangled In Scales
It wasn’t until they were further out—past the familiar roads, past the outskirts of town, where the trees were taller and the air smelled like rain—that Ashwin finally spoke.
“Ishaan,” he began, watching the way the man’s hands gripped the steering wheel. “If Naga breeding season happens every year, why are siblings centuries apart?”
Ishaan hummed, glancing at him before focusing back on the road.
“The eggs don’t hatch every year, they usually end up Infertile,” he explained. “And most of the live births never make it past the first trimester.”
Ashwin frowned. “Why?”
“It’s a form of population control. A hatched clutch could have anywhere from four to ten bab
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