Nemean lions are encouraged to give birth while disguised as human so their infants and toddlers will be less destructive, but the flip side to that is that newly turned nemean kids have a hard time controlling their strength. Nemeans who are raised as lions tend to have a better handle on things when they get their medallions. Either way, it is emphasized very strongly how important medallions are, and all nemean kids have to pass a test before they get theirs.
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What an adorable murder kitten.
True but I wouldn’t try to hold it. Or pet it. Or be anywhere near it.
Just admire its cute muderesnous from afar. Preferably through reinforced glass. If that helps.
Try telescope and zeppelin. Eliminating the vector of gravity is more difficult than cutting glass to ribbons.
How many times did Jon have to take the test before he got his medallion?
I certainly hope he is well compensated for being basically the only doctor that can help with those particular children. Does he have a retainer with the Nemean Council?
Since the mother’s form determine what form the child will be, is there a rule or preference based on family / species / Avalon on what the mother “ought” to do, or is it societally okay for the mother to decide however she wishes?
If you’ve the time an invlination, could we get more lore on how hybrids function physiolohically and via magic and medallions? In the chapter Kill them with kindness, it’s implied that it’s actually fairly painful to shift. As well as there are a lot of misgivings, at the very least about certain match ups. If not hybrids in gemeral.
“Momther, I crave violence.” Oh my gosh I am ded. XD XD XD
LOOK AT HIS LITTLE TONGUE! XD XD XD XD
Young Nemeans are, essentially, house cats… At least until they grow older….
But… Do they ever get over the need to knock things off tables and shelves?