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Above can be seen the different races of Shrith that populate Txemshi. Let’s look at it by color.

In red, we have the Kiskxa’lak Shrith, who inhabit the Kiskxa’li peninsula and the surrounding land. They are characterized by their neutral-blue skin and red hair, which can sometimes be brown or even black.

In blue, we have the Centralites. Centralites are characterized by their light blue skin and red hair, along with the occasional brown or black hair. They inhabit the central regions of the southern continent of Thpira’shi.

In green are the Continentals. The Continentals inhabit the Sylsho subcontinent, located west of the island of Hxathshi. Those in the subcontinent are characterized by their dark blue skin and black hair, which is almost always black, and the only variation is dark brown. In addition to this, their heads have a rounded, oval-like profile, and their wings are longer, and, when opened up, are wider.

In purple, we have the Equatorials. The Equatorials live on the large island of Hxathshi. They are characterized by their really dark blue skin and dark brown hair. Like the Continentals, the Equatorials also have oval-like profiles and larger wings.

In orange we have the Eastmen. Characterized by their green-blue skin and black hair, they inhabit the eastern side of the northern continent of Kxa’ra’shi. While they do have a muzzle, it's very short, being not as pronounced as the Kiskxa’lak or Centralites, but not as hidden as that of the Continentals or Equatorials. In addition, green tips their eyestalks and olfactory tentacles, and their wings have grown smaller to reduce the amount of unneeded surface area.

Lastly, in yellow, are the Westmen, who inhabit the western side of Kxa’ra’shi, and are characterized by their green-blue skin, grey hair and blue-tipped eyestalks and olfactory tentacles. In addition, their muzzle is more pronounced than the Eastmen, and the muzzle of the Westmen even has a small, pointy bump. Their wings are also smaller, for the same reason as the Eastmen.

And yeah, that’s about it...

Description

Above can be seen the different races of Shrith that populate Txemshi. Let’s look at it by color.

In red, we have the Kiskxa’lak Shrith, who inhabit the Kiskxa’li peninsula and the surrounding land. They are characterized by their neutral-blue skin and red hair, which can sometimes be brown or even black.

In blue, we have the Centralites. Centralites are characterized by their light blue skin and red hair, along with the occasional brown or black hair. They inhabit the central regions of the southern continent of Thpira’shi.

In green are the Continentals. The Continentals inhabit the Sylsho subcontinent, located west of the island of Hxathshi. Those in the subcontinent are characterized by their dark blue skin and black hair, which is almost always black, and the only variation is dark brown. In addition to this, their heads have a rounded, oval-like profile, and their wings are longer, and, when opened up, are wider.

In purple, we have the Equatorials. The Equatorials live on the large island of Hxathshi. They are characterized by their really dark blue skin and dark brown hair. Like the Continentals, the Equatorials also have oval-like profiles and larger wings.

In orange we have the Eastmen. Characterized by their green-blue skin and black hair, they inhabit the eastern side of the northern continent of Kxa’ra’shi. While they do have a muzzle, it's very short, being not as pronounced as the Kiskxa’lak or Centralites, but not as hidden as that of the Continentals or Equatorials. In addition, green tips their eyestalks and olfactory tentacles, and their wings have grown smaller to reduce the amount of unneeded surface area.

Lastly, in yellow, are the Westmen, who inhabit the western side of Kxa’ra’shi, and are characterized by their green-blue skin, grey hair and blue-tipped eyestalks and olfactory tentacles. In addition, their muzzle is more pronounced than the Eastmen, and the muzzle of the Westmen even has a small, pointy bump. Their wings are also smaller, for the same reason as the Eastmen.

And yeah, that’s about it...