| " | \n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tAs is obvious by appearance, kymeras have completely hidden genitalia when not in use. Their arousal comes in stages. Stage one, which can be achieved by friction alone, but helped along greatly by a secure mind link and pheromones. In this stage the slit between their legs becomes more apparent, swelling and becoming puffy. Male and female kymera are still identical at this stage; their slits become pillowy and flushed with blood. In males, the slit may part slightly, showing the delicate inner lips. Stage two, proceeding directly after the first, they will begin to secrete slick arousal fluids from the inside of their slits to aid in mating. If untouched, this fluid will build up and leak out. It's completely clear and smells gently of musk and thick with pheromones. It is primarily made up of water. Stage three, only after leaking has occurred will the sensitive insides truly begin to show. Friction and a waiting hole are required for the male to expose his sensitive penis. The tip will emerge folded in around itself tightly, pointed like a finger and mobile as a tentacle as it searches for something to penetrate. Once it has found it's target it will surge forward, thrusting mostly on it's own to achieve the right amount of friction. A typical male's penis is nearly as long as his thigh, and dark in color like the rest of his mucous membranes. This will penetrate the female completely. Stage four, just before the mating becomes rigorous the male's glans will unravel within his mate, giving it a rose-like appearance and more than tripling it's size. This will expose the hole at the tip, where seminal fluid will begin to pump out in generous quantities. Two bulbous knots will swell, one at the base, and the other far enough in to lock behind the female's pseudo cervix. The true cervix will be enveloped by the penis' tip to take the full brunt of his ejaculate.\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t | \n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t