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Itharian
Appearance: Itharians are a humanoid race known for their sleek, elegant appearance. They have an almost elvish quality, with elongated limbs and slightly pointed ears. Their skin tones range from pale blue to deep indigo. Their large, almond-shaped eyes are typically jet black, giving them an enigmatic look. Renowned for their diplomatic prowess, Itharians are often found in high-ranking political or diplomatic roles across various planets. They excel in politics and debate, considering such positions more prestigious than military or servile roles, which they deem beneath them.
Tzelyrion
Appearance: Tzelyrions are ethereal, shimmering humanoids, often considered the most beautiful race in the universe. Females are particularly striking, with flowing, star-sparkled hair that shifts in color. Males also possess this hair, though it shifts between one or two hues. Both genders are tall and elegant, with skin that changes color based on their emotions, temperature, and external factors. Their voices are soft, whisper-like, adding to their otherworldly presence. Tzelyrions are highly empathetic and possess telepathic abilities, allowing them to communicate silently and influence the thoughts and emotions of others.
Alesian
Appearance: Alesians have distinct reptilian features, including scaled skin that varies from smooth to rough, depending on their environment. Their eyes are reptilian, with vertical slits and vibrant colors like gold, red, or emerald green. They have pronounced fangs, which give them a predatory appearance, and their long, sinewy limbs end in clawed hands and feet, aiding in climbing and hunting. A powerful, spiked tail completes their appearance, making them formidable in both form and function.
Vesperian
Appearance: Vesperians are a nearly extinct race known for their striking and contrasting appearance. Females have stark white skin and dark, almost always jet black hair, while males have dark, greyish skin with light, silvery hair. Their eyes, often pale with irises ranging from white to deep violet, are rimmed in black, adding to their intense, otherworldly gaze. Females are tall and slender, with long, graceful limbs, giving them a regal air, while males vary from lean to muscular and bulky in build.
Drakarth
Appearance: Drakarths are a powerful, dragon-like race. Their tough, thick scales serve as natural armor and come in shades of red, black, and gold. Some possess large, powerful wings, allowing them to soar through the skies, while others may have prominent horns. Their elongated faces feature sharp, angular features, including pronounced fangs and glowing eyes that burn with an inner fire. Horns are a significant symbol among Drakarths, with larger and more intricate horns denoting higher rank or age.
Vel’quori
Appearance: Vel’quori are amorphous, jellyfish-like beings that float and drift in the air. Their translucent bodies are adorned with bioluminescent tendrils that extend and contract at will. Their intelligence is housed within a central core that emits a soft, pulsating light, giving them a mesmerizing, almost hypnotic appearance.
Nymirans
Appearance: Nymirans are graceful, radiant beings with an aura of tranquility, widely known for their exceptional healing abilities and deep connection to nature. Their smooth skin has a soft, pearlescent glow in a unique shade of seafoam green, which subtly shimmers in natural light. Both males and females are tall and elegant, with an ethereal grace that gives them a serene, almost otherworldly presence. Their long, flowing hair comes in varying shades of wood, from deep mahogany to lighter oaken hues, resembling strands of nature itself. Their eyes, luminous and in various shades of green, glow gently, signifying their innate connection to plant life and their empathic healing abilities.
Molani
Appearance: Molani are human-like beings exuding a whimsical charm that feels both familiar and enchanting. Their skin tones range as the same as plain humans, all Molanis have freckles that resemble constellations across their faces and arms, sometimes they can be different colors, such as light blue, light green, white, black. Both males and females are of average height, with different ranges of body sizes that adds to their approachable demeanor. Their hair comes in a variety of earthy tones, ranging from blonde to rich chestnut, often styled in loose, playful waves or braids that seem to defy gravity. Their eyes, sparkling in every possible shade, Molanis have the most striking eyes, ranging from pink, purple, red, blue, grey, black, green, brown.
The Molani are known for their striking eyes, which can sparkle in every imaginable shade, including pink, purple, red, blue, gray, black, green, and brown.
Molani possess a natural aura of joy, often accentuated by their expressive features and bright smiles. They are known for their colorful clothing, often adorned with floral patterns and playful accessories, reflecting their vibrant personalities and love for nature. The overall effect is that of an endearing race, effortlessly blending the whimsical with the everyday, making them feel like a charming part of the universe. They are very creative and expressive, often geared towards music and arts. Some of the best performers in the galaxy are Molanis.
There are a lot of Molani-mix clones designed to entertain and play for their masters, they are a dime a dozen in the galaxy. Often getting treated as ornaments and personal performers for their masters.
Mecharians
Appearance: Mecharians are a race of highly advanced, mechanical beings. Their bodies are a seamless blend of organic and synthetic materials, with sleek metallic exoskeletons and intricate circuitry visible beneath their translucent, synthetic skin. They have humanoid forms with a variety of modifications, including extendable limbs, integrated tools, and various enhancements that make them adaptable to different environments. Their eyes are multifaceted sensors that can change color and intensity to analyze their surroundings or interface with technology. They often have visible energy cores or power cells that glow with a steady, pulsating light.
Melechi
The Melechi are a practical, unassuming humanoid race, primarily known for their resilience, adaptability, and strong work ethic. They are often found in various labor-intensive roles across different planets and space stations, forming the backbone of many industries. heir skin tones are muted, ranging from earthy browns to dull grays, with minimal variation. Melechi hair is generally short, with colors that blend into their surroundings, such as dark browns, blacks, or grays. Many Melechi keep their hair cropped close to their heads for practicality. Females may have longer hair. It’s not considered a particularly beautiful species, thus not making it to the whole clone companion striking features they seek. Their eyes are usually in shades of brown or gray. The Melechi are of average height, standing between 5’6” and 6 feet tall. They have sturdy, stocky builds, well-suited to manual labor. Their bodies are naturally robust, with thick limbs and strong muscles, built for endurance rather than speed.
Aagarians
Appearance: Aagarians are a sleek and formidable race, meticulously designed for combat. Their bodies are lithe and muscular, with a streamlined, aerodynamic shape that enhances both agility and speed. Their skin displays a wide spectrum of colors, ranging from white to black and encompassing every shade in between, including blues, greens, and reds.
Their features are androgynous, with smooth, symmetrical faces that eschew pronounced gender-specific characteristics. They possess high cheekbones and sharp, angular jawlines, contributing to their intense and focused appearance. Their eyes are large, almond-shaped, and always a striking copper color.
Aagarian forces include both males and females, all possessing a keen and strategic mind that often proves to be their most significant asset in battle situations.
Clones
Clones are genetically engineered humans created by corporations for various purposes, using human DNA as a base. Despite being genetically human, they are widely referred to as “clones,” a term rooted in misunderstanding but now used to dehumanize them. The Cosmo Galactic Office has labeled the human species “invalid,” stripping humans of their rights and making their DNA freely available for scientific and commercial use.
Clones are engineered for tasks such as soldiers, workers, and companions, with up to 20% of their DNA enhanced using other species’ genetics. For example, construction clones may be modified with Melechi DNA to increase strength and durability. These beings are treated as property, registered to an owner, and tracked with traceable chips.
Why “Clone”?
The term “clone” gained traction during the early days of genetic engineering when GeneSys Industries released its first line of engineered humans. The word was chosen to stress the uniformity and reliability of the product, assuring buyers that these beings weren’t individuals but standardized tools for specific tasks.
One incident made the term stick: during a GeneSys demonstration, a clone malfunctioned and protested its conditions. A corporate representative dismissed it with the words, “It’s just a clone. Replace it.” This moment, broadcast across multiple systems, solidified the term’s association with disposability and non-human status.
Though they are biologically human, the term “clone” continues to enforce their role as property rather than people. Clones might share similarities but each clone is unique, just as a human being is. Different features, different builds and sizes.
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Reproductive Abilities
Clones are made with functional reproductive organs, but their ability to reproduce is suppressed during the vat-growing process. Female clones don’t produce eggs, and male clones’ sperm is rendered inert. This ensures clones cannot naturally have children, keeping population control firmly in corporate hands.
However, a master can purchase a special fertility shot to make a registered clone fertile. The shot requires a visit to a clinic and involves several medpens injected into the abdomen, thigh, and buttocks. For females, the shot provides eggs, while for males, it restores viable sperm. Once treated, the clone is reclassified as fertile and registered under new regulations.
Children born from clones are legally owned by the master, who becomes their registered parent and heir. This system discourages irresponsible pregnancies and ensures offspring remain under control.
Masters and Clone Unions
If a master officially unions with a clone, the clone gains certain protections. They cannot be sold after the master’s death and will receive a pension for support. While rare, these unions offer a level of security for clones in a society that sees them as property. After a master takes a clone in a union his status changes, and he cannot marry any other person.
Clones and the Birthrate Problem
With declining birth rates across the galaxy, clones are increasingly seen as a solution. Many people buy clones specifically for family purposes, purchasing “family starter kits” or fertility treatments to expand their households. This has led to clones being more integrated into personal lives, though their status as property remains unchanged.
Clones remain trapped between their utility and their humanity, viewed as vital but disposable in a galaxy that continues to grapple with their ethical treatment.
