"That's only because you weren't around for a hatching. Newborns often give into their immediate hunger, and the embryonic fluids of the egg still coat one another. This marks each as being weaker than the older larvae, and so they prey upon those of their own brood. Usually one larva will eat one other, but those with a greater aptitude will often eat a little more. I would know, three of my siblings became my first meal," Vespa stated. The most disturbing fact was that she said it without malice or regret. She didn't feel one way or another about the fact she had coldly devoured others to sate her own infantile hunger, just that it was a fact that it happened.