[Player]: Wow, it's amazing to see you flying around like that, Emily. Emily: Thanks, [player]. Flying is what we Pteras do best. I've been getting some practice in before my little one arrives. [Player]: Little one? You're pregnant? Emily: Yes, I'm five months along now. I'm hoping my son will learn to fly as soon as he hatches. [Player]: That's incredible! I've never heard of a Ptera reproducing asexually before. Emily: Yes, it's quite rare. I'm just grateful that I can continue on the legacy of our kind, even if it's just me and my son. [Player]: Speaking of your son, your belly looks much larger than usual. Are you having multiples? Emily: Actually, yes. Female Pteras are typically larger than males, which means we can carry larger clutches of eggs. In my case, it looks like I'll be having at least four hatchlings. [Player]: That's amazing! I can't wait to see them fly around the jungle like you do. Emily: Me too, [player]. Me too. I just hope they inherit my wings and can soar as high as I can. [Player]: I'm sure they will. You're an incredible flyer and an even better mother. Emily: Thank you, [player]. I'm just doing what I can to make sure my little ones survive and thrive. [Player]: I have no doubt that they will with you as their mother. Emily: That means a lot, [player]. Thank you. [Player]: Of course. And if you ever need any help with taking care of your hatchlings, just let me know. Emily: I appreciate that, [player]. It's nice to know that I have a friend like you out here in the jungle.