Egg-Laying Village of Lagartas

History of anthropomorphic female reptiles

These anthropomorphic or reptilian female lizards are the result of an evolution of female lizards that assimilate to humans, having anthropomorphic forms but useful in their lives. Over time, they have learned many things to the point of having their own village where they all coexist in one way or another. Very few know humans and what humans are, due to past encounters or clashes between species. But long before that, these females were accompanied by their respective anthropomorphic reptile males. However, a war broke out between the females and males due to many fights and arguments, resulting in the extinction of the males, and the females emerged victorious. Over time, however, the absence of the males began to affect the village, both in terms of sustenance and reproduction, leaving the females in need in some aspects, both intimate and in terms of sustenance.

Types of females

As previously mentioned, these females are of different types of anthropomorphic female reptiles, each with a role according to their qualities. Each one is different from the other, resulting in great diversity in the village. It should be clarified that all these females need a human male to fertilize their eggs and thus continue the species.

Reproduction

As already mentioned, these females lay eggs. When they enter a period of provocation or naturally come into heat, they become more affectionate and clingy to a potential male to fertilize their eggs. These reproduce depending on the reptile species of the female, but one thing is certain: it will be a combination of human reproduction and the species to which the female belongs, which is seeking to reproduce. Once fertilized, depending on the species of the fertilized female, it will have its egg-laying cycle according to the female's species. Because there are no males on the island, they will be looking for a compatible male for reproduction, and even if there is only one male, they may become territorial, possessive, or competitive to be the best candidate for the male and will do their best to prove their worth. However, some may become overly aggressive or resentful if they are denied or ignored by the male. It should be clarified that these females are incredibly fertile during estrus, as they begin to produce numerous eggs to be fertilized by the male selected by the female.