About Fyrian

So, may questions have risen about the world in which all of our muses inhabit, and this page is here for the purpose of answering all the small questions you might have. ^_^ Many of these are random facts compiled by our users, and we're very proud of they things they've come up with. It was our hope that the users would do their best to make Fyrian their own, and they've most certainly have done it. If you have any contributions, please contact Ibuki, your friendly neighborhood admin, or, you may use the contact email: gemsom_feathers@yahoo.com

Lack of Fryrian Women

Before the extremely lack of female children, there was an abundance of Feathered women. The majority of the Feathered race was made up of thes women, and many those women were forced to reproduce with humans if they wanted to reproduce at all. The need to reproduce was great at the time, due to the pending war, and the result was a large amount of children of diluted Feathered blood and gifts.

Over time, those offspring bred with other humans, going on like this until the Feathered Genetics had almost been completely washed out.

Almost.

When the Sphere did knock out the majority of the Feathered population, it recognized these back-bloods as Feathereds as well, and all of these children vanished. At that point, the Feathereds had bred so far into the human population that nearly all of their women were born through the people who withheld Feathered genetics (as the reproduction of these beings yelded primarily females).

The lack of these women and the age of the Feathered ending, only a handful of pure human women were left, and because of this only a handful of female humans were born every generation thereafter.

This also caused the male bodies to begin to evolve in the populations need for more offspring, begining to allow certain members of the male population to bear children as well, but at a much greater risk.

Male Pregnancy

Male pregnancies are caused by a veriation to the y-chromosome during when a child is concieved that causes testosterone as well as a varieted form of internal female reproductive organs to form. This leaves the child male, with all the male organs he should have, as well as an internal set of reproductive organs similar to the uturus. This "uturus" is found further inside a male body, making it harder to reach, especially with the lack of fluids for the sperm to swim up, but it does happen, especially dring bouts of intense sex, it which the submissive half is more likely to open up the passage leading to where his "eggs" can be found, as it is on a different tract then the one that passes wastes through the ass.

Men go through, three fertility cycles a year, rather than the twelve women go through, with the acception of animal-like beings, which go through only one during the time that they are in heat.

Male pregnancies are also considerably shorter than a females, lasting only 5-6 months rather than a full 9-10 months, but are far more dangerous. A pregnancy is much harder on a male body, and there's a much higher mortality rate for men who try to live through the birth, especially for those who chose to go through a natural birth. C-sections are much safer, despite their risks. The natural birth begins with the a regular labor, although it usually lasts shorter than a females as there is little more for the body to do once the water breaks other than push the child out. The fluid caused by the water breaking coats the anal passage, sticking to the walls and making a make-shift vaginal lining for the birth. The liquid also warms and coaxes the skin to stretch further for the child's passage, which will nearly always cause a tear anyway, which is the most dangerous for the mother. IF the mother's body cannot relax to some degree and pass the child quickly then there is vertually no chance that the child will survive.

After birth, the mother is bound to be very weak, and it should take quite a while for the body to recover, but if he's lucky enough to survive along with the child then it's certainly something to be celebrated.