Continue on.

It's difficult with a sprained ankle and your swollen tummy, but you somehow manage to continue down the path. It's clear, at this point, that you took a wrong turn at the fork, but nothing turns you around like being **** by a giant beetle. You are hopelessly lost and see no indication of a way back to town. As the eggs continue to shift inside you, you wonder how long it will be until you have to give birth.

It's not long before you start to feel tired. Fortunately, you spot a nice, shady clearing just ahead, perfect for a pregnant girl with a sprained ankle to regather some steam. You head over and sit under one of the nearby trees. You rub your engorged tummy, wondering how insect babies will act towards their human mother. You slowly drift off to sleep.

When you wake up, it looks like late afternoon. You look around, remembering were you are. You start to get up, when you feel a slight pain in your lower belly. You stand for a minute before another one follows. You quickly realise that your having contractions, and sit back down. You spread your legs and lean against the tree for support. You pant and push. Before long, your lower lips open and the head of a beetle emerges. You keep pushing, and the rest of it slowly emerges. Fortunately, it's a really small creature, and only hurts a little. With a final push, the baby insect slides out of you, but before you have a chance to examine your offspring, the second baby begins to come out. After pushing the second out, a third starts to come, then a forth. It seems like forever, but eventually, the last beetle slides out of your pussy. As you lay exhausted, your children, begin crawling up your legs. Then across your tummy, until they reach your nipples. The first two to reach their target clamp onto your nipples and begin suckling. They don't pinch too tightly and you can feel your milk as it's sucked out of your nipples. It feels strangely good, and by the time all of your children have had their fill, you're soaking wet. Unfortunately, you're too tired to do anything about it and you and your children slowly drift off to sleep.