> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.anehud.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.anehud.com/getting-started/operation/breeding.md).

# Breeding

Breeding can be engaged from either using the region [search ](/getting-started/operation.md)or the quick breed button to find others nearby. 

Breeding requires the other individual to accept the request unless they have public mode engaged; their defense or strength are too low to decline, or conscious stats is too low to be given the option to decline; or they have the initiator whitelisted to auto-approve. 

Once engaged into breeding, the initiator is provided a dialog with stories to choose how they wish to have intercourse with the individual; stories allow two individuals to engage in dialog menu driven interaction process that ultimately leads up to the intent of the story, which is usually passing essence in an attempt to achieve conception. 

The stories listed can change depending on one or more criteria which can include anything from your gender to your breeding partner's species.

### Multiple Breeding <a href="#multiple_copulations" id="multiple_copulations"></a>

Once engaged in an breeding, a third user must engage breeding with the current initiator or receiver of an existing copulation session; once the third user has engaged in a session with one of users, they will be the initiator of that session and be presented the same selection of stories.

Stories may not show up or not allow you to perform providing or receiving actions for some stories based on what an existing breeding session may be engaged.&#x20;

The diagram on the below illustrates that ***Initiator 1*** has started the first breeding session with ***Receiver***; then another user which will be ***Initiator 2*** then can engage the second session with ***Initiator 1*** or ***Receiver***; a fourth user will be ***Initiator 3*** then can engage the second/third session with ***Initiator 2***, ***Initiator 1*** or ***Receiver***; and the process can repeat.&#x20;

There is no limit to the number of concurrent breeding sessions, but there is a limit to how many stories can be utilized if all sessions are focused on a single individual.

<figure><img src="/files/MdHDaTm5mejqgaY7jGM4" alt=""><figcaption><p>Multiple Breeding</p></figcaption></figure>

{% hint style="success" %}
Others within 10m looking in your direction as you breeding will slowly gain 10% increase in arousal every five minutes.
{% endhint %}


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