Juliana’s lover has been determined to be a white-haired Bunordaen Scout. My plan is to introduce her as part of the next entry. How should this be handled? (Poll Closed) (poll 15700687)

Juliana’s lover has been determined to be a white-haired Bunordaen Scout. My plan is to introduce her as part of the next entry. How should this be handled? (Poll Closed)

Introduce her but establish it will take her some time to reach Juliana allowing us to return to her to show at least some of her time pregnant (how long will be determined by a combination of length of pregnancy and future poll choices). We’ll continue to switch back and forth between Juliana and her lover’s point of view, allowing her to meet some perversion on her journey that helps prime her her capture and breeding. With this option the story would be written not as a series of shorts, but one larger ongoing tale. 47%
Completely shift the point of view to her, treating the introduction of each doomed breeding subject as the beginning of a new short story part of a larger tale. Once the point of view has moved on to a new character never return to a previous one’s point of view. 32%
Introduce her but establish it will take her some time to reach Juliana allowing us to return to her to show at least some of her time pregnant (how long will be determined by a combination of length of pregnancy and future poll choices). We won’t see Juliana’s lover again till she arrives at the corrupted forest. With this option the story would be written not as a series of shorts, but one larger ongoing tale. 21%