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Summary: The story begins with an insect-like alien called T’Gatoi bringing her human family eggs, which act as both a drug and a medicine (prolonging life). Gan, the main character gets a whole egg to himself while his brother and sister share. Suddenly, T’Gatoi jumps up and goes outside, sensing something is wrong. Gan follows and sees her bringing back a man named Bram Lomas who is N’Tlic, meaning that he is about to give birth to his Tlic’s eggs. The situation becomes an emergency because his Tlic, T’Khotgif Teh is sick and unable to help with the delivery. T’Gatoi then sends Gans brother to get help while Gan stays and helps with the procedure. T’Gatoi tells him to go kill a large animal. He retrieves a hidden rifle and kills an achti,

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