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Outwardly, female dragbitors are very different from males. They are much more slender and graceful than strongly built males. Plus, in females, the horns grow into very interesting curves and shapes. And if the males lose to the dragbitors in dexterity, then they make up for this gap with their strength. But, females are by no means weak ladies. They may be weaker than their men, but this does not prevent them from being a serious opponent in battle. After all, any dragbitor is obliged to master melee weapons and hand-to-hand skills in order to be a worthy passion for her future male, as well as to be the protector of her Landur. The number of females in Landura varies. From 20 to 40 individuals. Females live as one big family, take care of each other, help in various matters, from hunting, cooking, and crafts, to the arrangement and expansion of Landur. The bulk of the population of Landura are groups of females with daughters, in other words, small families that are very slowly replenished with new females. A very strong bond is formed between a mother and her daughter. It is difficult to describe it with banal motherhood, or in a word - family is something more. Mother and daughter become not just relatives, but literally live soul to soul, in harmony and understanding. There are no disputes, swearing, and everything else that mothers of other races usually suffer from, especially during adolescence. Also, mother and daughters help each other in caring for children, if suddenly one of them will bring offspring. But if a drragbitor has no daughters, then Tataki-witches will always come to her aid. Witches, these are elderly females who have already ceased to give offspring, and have long lost interest in males, but not males in them. They share their knowledge with young dragbies, and generally help each female in any way they can. Clever, attentive and reasonable tataks strictly follow the males or other guests who arrived in the landur. Landur is led by a tataki, who has the most daughters.

Description
Outwardly, female dragbitors are very different from males. They are much more slender and graceful than strongly built males. Plus, in females, the horns grow into very interesting curves and shapes. And if the males lose to the dragbitors in dexterity, then they make up for this gap with their strength. But, females are by no means weak ladies. They may be weaker than their men, but this does not prevent them from being a serious opponent in battle. After all, any dragbitor is obliged to master melee weapons and hand-to-hand skills in order to be a worthy passion for her future male, as well as to be the protector of her Landur. The number of females in Landura varies. From 20 to 40 individuals. Females live as one big family, take care of each other, help in various matters, from hunting, cooking, and crafts, to the arrangement and expansion of Landur. The bulk of the population of Landura are groups of females with daughters, in other words, small families that are very slowly replenished with new females. A very strong bond is formed between a mother and her daughter. It is difficult to describe it with banal motherhood, or in a word - family is something more. Mother and daughter become not just relatives, but literally live soul to soul, in harmony and understanding. There are no disputes, swearing, and everything else that mothers of other races usually suffer from, especially during adolescence. Also, mother and daughters help each other in caring for children, if suddenly one of them will bring offspring. But if a drragbitor has no daughters, then Tataki-witches will always come to her aid. Witches, these are elderly females who have already ceased to give offspring, and have long lost interest in males, but not males in them. They share their knowledge with young dragbies, and generally help each female in any way they can. Clever, attentive and reasonable tataks strictly follow the males or other guests who arrived in the landur. Landur is led by a tataki, who has the most daughters.