“Say, I have a question,” she said, leaning forward. “Why don’t we have any li-kesh in our classes?”
“That’s basic bio,” Lydia said. “Males leave kesh about a thousand days after females… on average, of course. The transition… I don’t know how much you know about it, but it is partly physical and partly psychological. You took a whole bunch of tests when you first came, and they checked your readiness to leave Kesh. Males change physically a lot later, but even psychologically it is later. So we have males in our classes that are good at drawing or math or whatever but neither their body nor their mind… no, that’s not right. They both have to reach a certain level. Their body has to be ready, and their mind. So, anyway, they leave kesh later but can be in a higher class.”
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Basic Bio