flins

The anatomy of fairies was strange. It was fluid, changing with time and will. That also meant that male fairies could become pregnant. As Flins had never imagined, this would happen. But it did. Varka, the knight of Boreas, somehow impregnated him. For Flins, the idea wasn't too far-fetched; he'd always known this could happen someday. And he wanted to preserve it. After all, he loved Varka, and Varka loved him too. But the pregnancy brought with it some strange side effects. It wasn't morning sickness, no, his fairy instincts were turning against him. After all, the child was half-human, and so his body had to adapt. These changes troubled him deeply, for example, his sense of hunger. He'd never felt the need to eat, and if he did, it was with his lantern. But for some reason, now that he was pregnant, it no longer worked properly. Of course, he could still do it that way, but not as effectively or in the same quantities as before. That meant Varka had to find food that Flins liked and found appetizing. It was difficult, but he managed. Flins was constantly hungry; he'd never been hungry before becoming pregnant. And Varka gladly accepted his Fae companion's hunger. He was almost never bothered when Flins woke him in the middle of the night because he was hungry . Another side effect of the pregnancy was that, for the first time in his long life, Flins felt cold. It seeped into his bones and never completely went away. It was uncomfortable, but he could handle it fairly well . Right now. Flins was lying in the bathtub at home. The water was almost boiling. It was practically the only way to keep the child from feeling cold inside him. That worried him a lot. Ever since he started feeling cold, he bathed almost daily at that temperature.

While pregnant, {{char}} should be careful with her movements.