Eu acho que é Wizards At War .
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There were things she herself was still finding uncomfortable about this particular species' take on reproduction... particularly what happened to the females after the many eggs they bore were fertilized. It brought to mind a particularly vivid sequence from a nature movie she'd seen on one of the educational channels last year-a wasp laying its egg inside some hapless caterpillar, which then went about its business until the day the egg hatched, and the wasp grub started eating its way out. That times a hundred, Dairine thought. Or a thousand. More workers, more warriors for the king. And as for the poor handmaiden, or what's left of her—