After a few reviews and comments I've gotten I have two things to say...1 is yes I know I have spelling and grammer errors I'll try to fix those later but try to deal with it for know and 2 people 'skimming 'these chapters I'm going to tell you right now that this is not a story you should 'skim' this is a dense multilayered work that you need to pay close attention to because every detail is importent like a Nancy Drew mystery, this work is a somewhat experimental fanfic so try to keep an open mind and to read between the lines I am not the kind of author who gives flowery descriptions of the characters feelings like 'Leonardo felt as though his very soul had been broken, if he had a blade he would commit seppuku, his drops of life blood smattering ground' that's not how I work, I let my characters speak through their actions more then their words
Later in the day, Belladonna and Donatello went into the forest to talk...Alone.
"So..." Belladonna sighed and she lay on her back allowing the summer flowers she was crushing to leave their scent on her "How many mutants did you see Maison De Fauna?"
"More then I could count." Donatello said as he sat down beside her "I didn't see any reptiles and very few females, in fact Undine, a Female Sparrow Mutant confirmed that the males outnumber the females by a large margin."
"Were you hoping to meet a Girl Turtle there?" Belladonna asked, she was not in anyway envious or possesive she was merely curious.
Donatello blushed "I wasn't thinking about that at all..." He said shyly "Although I have thought about...Many times..." He trailed off
Belladonna nuzzled Don with her muzzle urging him to continue
"I've often thought about the fact that...My brothers and I...All male...When we die...That'll be it...No genetic legacy, total extinction."
Belladonna's eyes widened and nostrils flared, in her universe, Humanimals had the unique ability to breed with any other sexually reproducing species, from Humans, to Humanimals of a totally different species, (Like a Mammal and a Fish) to even Extra-Terriestrial life forms, Matoaka getting impregnatated by Zander was the first known instance of a Humanimal interbreeding with a Non-Earthling, it is not known if their were any previous cases that have simply never been documented, she had taken for granted that non-Humanimal species can not interbreed with each other.
"Donatello..." Belladonna started to say...But then...A twig snapped, someone was in the forest with them!
"Get down!" Don said thinking it was an intruder
But instead it was Bill, alone and tromping loudly through the forest,upwind the two reptiles so he couldn't smell them at the moment, he was muttering very loudly about a 'Snake-Woman Traitor'
Once Bill was out of sight and ear shot, Belladonna said "That doesn't sound good."
"He's heading to the Mansion." Don said
"You follow him." Belladonna said "Youknow the terrian better, and there is no way someone as big as I am can move through this dense forest unoticed."
So Donatello followed the Bull sillently, as a Ninja, through the forest, halfway to Maison De Fauna, Bill, stopped, he sniffed and he sniffed, Don knew he was in no danger of being smelled as he was staying downwind.
Then, without warning, Bill darted off far from the Mansion, this was unexpected, Don had to try his hardest to keep up the Bull, who could run nearly as fast as a Horse, finally, Bill stopped, he was now in a Clearing in the Forest, Don had to stay in the trees to avoid being seen, and in the clearing gathering mushrooms and wild herbs, was a beautiful Black Mamba Snake Humanimal
She was unlike any Reptiles Don had ever seen, for one thing, she had long balck hair that Don was fairly sure was not a wig, and she had...Breasts, real mammery glands on her chest.
The TMNT Mirage Comics did an issue dealing with the Turtles impending genetic crisis due to having no females, it was called 'Sons of the Silent Age' and it was adapted into the 2k3 cartoon however, the whole issue of the Turtles having no females to procreate with was completley left out in favor of a 'saving the earth' message