Tellians

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   Keys: Tellian, Telos, Human (Tellian)

   Tellus humans are noticeably distinct from Earth humans, who are commonly referred to as Earthlings or Gaians by those from Tellus who call themselves Tellians or Telos. The main reason behind this is that they evolved separately from each other on two very different planets and, as a result, have some major biological differences.

   Tellians are, by Earth standards, giants. Their average height is approximately 6 feet 7, with the bell curve being 6’4 to 6’10. Due to the gravity of their home world, which is about 2.2 times stronger than Earth’s, they have dense bones and muscles. This gravity has led to a few distinct quirks.

   The first and likely most noticeable difference is their height and weight. As previously mentioned, they are much taller than Earthlings but also twice as heavy, averaging between 280 and 410 pounds. That said, they are not fat nor chubby but have higher bone and muscle density. Tellians are far stronger than Earthlings; the average male can lift a 100-pound dumbbell with one hand. They can run faster with sprints of 20-30 mph, hit harder due to stronger muscles and heavier arms, and by all accounts are ‘more powerful’ than Earthlings. This does come with the caveat of having to consume between 7000 and 10000 calories daily. The average Tellian eats 7-8 times a day: first breakfast, also called Dawnette; second breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, supper, Duskette, and some have Midights.

   The second is their legs, which are much stronger with large calves, hamstrings, quadriceps, and adductors. Their knees are reinforced for kneeling or proning over long periods.

   Third is their eyes. They have visually telescopic eyes that can zoom and see a wider array of light waves, mainly infrared and ultraviolet. It isn’t heat or X-ray vision; instead, it’s more like a built-in thermal scope. Additionally, their night vision is significantly better than Earthlings', though that makes them vulnerable to sudden shifts from dark to light, and especially flashbangs.

   Fourth is their hearing. They have superior hearing to humans, able to hear whispers from across hallways and frequencies both higher and lower than humans.

   Fifth is their ability to understand any language, translating barks, neighs, and other sounds into their native language only after a few verbal tellings.

   Sixth is their immune systems and regeneration. They can recover from wounds that'll kill most Earthlings, though it can be very physically demanding due to the fact that it requires a lot of energy to do. Case in point, a Tellian may lose a leg and have it cauterized. After consuming twice their daily caloric intake, they sleep. Going into a coma like that for a week, they’ll wake up with the leg regrown. Smaller limbs like fingers only require two meals and can regrow after a nap of a few hours.

   The seventh is a sheath. This isn't like a human's foreskin and more closely resembles that of a dog or horse. They evolved this due to the gravity of their planet. The penis itself remains fully retracted within the sheath during non-aroused states, with only the tip occasionally visible at the sheath opening. When aroused, the penis extends from the sheath through a combination of blood engorgement and muscular action. Fully erect, a male's penis typically measures 10-16 inches in length for average-sized males, with proportional variations based on body size.

   The sixth is a sheath. This isn’t like a human’s foreskin and more closely resembles that of a horse’s sheath. They evolved this feature due to the high gravity of their planet. The penis itself remains retracted within the sheath while not aroused, with only the tip occasionally visible at the sheath opening. When aroused, the tip will peek out of the sheath before slowly ‘dropping,’ through a combination of blood engorgement and muscular action. Fully erect, a male’s penis typically measures 10-16 inches in length for average-sized males, with proportional variations based on body size.

   Like Earthlings, their testicles typically remain partially or fully descended outside the body in a sac called the scrotum, positioned behind the sheath. This external positioning helps maintain the lower temperature necessary for optimal sperm production. The testicles themselves are proportionally larger than those of Earth humans, typically about the size of apples in average-sized males.

   At the end of a Tellian’s penis, they have a specialized glans called the urethral nub. It resembles a small quarter-inch-diameter nub that extends from the bulbous tip of the male’s penis, similar to the nub on a condom. While not usually visible during ejaculation, the nub slips past the female’s cervix before swelling to roughly half an inch. This allows direct ejaculation into the uterus while also minimizing leakage during ejaculation.

   During climax, Tellains produce a significant volume of ejaculate, typically 30-60 ml per ejaculation (with 5 to 8 spurts being common, totaling 150 to 480 ml), with variations based on body size, recent sexual activity, and individual differences. This ejaculate is notably thick and cloudy in appearance with a floral musk. The force of ejaculation combined with the urethral nub allows the ejaculate to project several inches beyond the tip of the penis. Healthy males can maintain fertility with multiple ejaculations per day, though seminal volume decreases with frequent activity.

   Internally, males possess a well-developed prostate gland surrounding the urethra near the base of the bladder. This walnut-sized gland contributes approximately 30% of the seminal fluid volume and contains specialized enzymes crucial for sperm activation. The prostate is highly sensitive to stimulation and plays a significant role in sexual pleasure. When stimulated either externally (through the rectal wall) or via urethral pressure, the prostate can trigger intense ejaculatory responses even without direct penile stimulation.

   Moving beyond the males, which possess the largest evolutionary difference, the sheath. The females have their own differences. The lips of their labia are thicker and reinforced to handle the males. Their vaginas are also deeper and stretchier, 4-5 inches deep, but can stretch up to 16-20 inches. When aroused, their cervix relaxes to allow the urethral nub entry, though relaxing isn’t necessary. Females find the act of being ‘nubbed’ similar to being knotted.

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