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Chapter 17 by Hvast Hvast

What do you ask?

What do you do with sons?

"What do you do with sons?" You ask " I heard some nasty rumors that you sacrafice them for some Goddess. That sounds like a nonsense, I don't believe that mothers may act in that way"

"That's not a nonsense. Some tribes do just that" Reeza shudders "Luckily my tribe is not barbarous like that. We have simple rules, boy can stand in the tribe as long as he must be breast fed to be precise one year. After that mother is expected to leave the tribe and either find a new home for her son or never come back. I should say that this happens rarely nowadays, thanks to our shaman most of newborns are girls"

"Your shaman knows how to alter a gender of a newborn? That kind of knowledge would benefit goblins tremendously, we need more women. How do you think, in case if we reach the alliance will the secret of the potion shared with us" Indeed, with much lower deathrates you tribe has achieved, that would be huge benefit. In the more primitive goblin societies most males die early, so gender balance is kept.

"I think... I think that can be arranged. If not the receipt we may sell the potions we give to the captive males before gathering their seed. But" Reeza smiles in a rather cruel way " I doubt you will find any use for it. It has a little side effect. It's poisonous and after few days it's guaranteed death. Ones who say that Amazons kill their mates are right. But we do that only to proven enemies. For friends we tolerate the sons problem"

"Lethal for a male? That's not that large problem. Tribe often has criminals, or terminally ill or gravely injured. Not the best material to grow new mothers from, but it will work" You can't believe your luck. Potion like that is a very lucky find and can benefit your tribe even more than several Amazon wifes like you planned to get

Change your plans or go on with making Reeza yours?

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