Player! Let's talk about my baby Klaws. Please?

The Klaw eggs you brought me were extra-healthy, and the baby Klaws are super-cute now.

But five have hatched already, and my comrades at the outpost have said they'll...get rid of any new ones.

Player: "Didn't you say they wouldn't all hatch?"

I didn't think so, but I've got two more eggs ready to pop at any moment.

I can't raise any more babies here!

Can't you save these two? They're tame now. We can't force them into the wild!

Player: Accept.

I'll take care of them until they hatch. After that, they'll be yours.

Player: "Pets of my very own!"

Don't forget to make strong eye contact when the hatchling comes out, Player. That way it'll be gentle with you.

Ooooh. Do you see a crack here? This one's almost ready to join the world. Hello, baby. Hello.

Look, look! This one has such big eyes. Ooooh, and this one has adorable toe nails. Your going to love these hatchlings.

Player: "What's the best way to hold them?"

Just in your hand is fine. See? It's snuggling with you like you're its mother.

Remember, they're tame, but still aggressive by nature. So you need to make eye contact with them several times a day and pat them on the head. That way they know you're in charge.

Here's a tip: They love it when you stroke their legs. Gently! Otherwise, they might bite.

Player: "Snuggling, hmmm?"

(It's a Klaw larva, blinking up at you with its fathomless black eyes.)

(You keep eye contact with it for a while, and it looks happy. It makes a pleased clacking sound with its teeth.)

(It's creepy.)

Player: "Augh! It moved!"

(It's a Klaw larva, struggling as it stands up.)

(You stroke its legs gently. They feel alternately spiky and mushy.)

(You get goose bumps. Would it be okay to take them back to Klawnickt's Cave?)

Player: "I can't do this anymore."

What? Oh, those poor babies, doomed to be unloved for the rest of their regrettably short lives.

I thought you'd be able to raise them until they became great adult Klaws. Maybe you'll understand someday.

Still, you took care of them for a while. I'll give you a reward for that.