Beka is not sure what she was expecting as a result of walking into a snake monster but an Elf city would have been very low on a list of possibilities if someone had jumbled a lot of random words together into place-phrases and had her rank them. "Elf city" would probably have been under "spider void" and above "grape juice ocean". And yet here she is.
Wow, letting prisoners have kids is really extreme not-population-control.
Also that only applies to the people who are actually themselves jailing her, none of whom seem to be whatever a human is, but she's not sure she wants to stand on principle there anyway especially if she permasprings.
It seems like a dumb principle to him but whatever suits her. There are humans here in the army. Humans not in the army live farther south. We did say we'd never heard of population controls.
Humans here all serve - or nearly all - from eighteen to 25. Uh - here is a human at eighteen and at 25. Some of them reenlist then but if they want to be done we pay them for the rest of their life.
They're a caste - she's thinking of people with grey hair - but then she starts singing in her head again.
And after a while - "Okay. Let me or someone else know if anything's wrong - I'll introduce the engineers when they arrive -" and to the guards - "take Beka upstairs, please -"
Guards take Beka!
Congratulations on being the least mysterious girl with a baby to be randomly dropped on my fortress so far this year!!
I don't know. It's just fun. It's, like, the opposite of marrying because the gods say that's the only respectable way to kiss.