Gillkin / Mirromy
Strangers from a Strange Land
Creatures from another world, so it's said, brought to the lands of Elmaloris by means that they don't often speak of. Someone, or something, somewhere enacted some kind of dimensional displacement magic upon them.
While it's rare for them to have any actual leaders, a group of them, one of each type of the creatures, has formed a council that acts on the interests of their kind.
Their presence in the world has hardly gone unnoticed, as, while their hot new home has very few creatures, there is occasionally a person or two that crosses the region of Singewater, who happen to spot the strange camp bordering the road.
Formerly Meerowmee, has since been appended to "Mirromy" by Archmagister Azita Drelzith and the Council of Magisters, after word of the discover reached Telhoken. Their campsite's name is Kariiha.
Further details on the studies of these creatures, conducted by Magister Alagast and his fellow scholars, can be found at Alagast's Treatise on the Mirromy
Following integration with the rest of society, newborn mirromy have adopted the naming scheme of the people of Fjarol, wherein their surname is literally "daughter(dottir) of", or "son of" their father. For the mirromy, there's a more matronymic pattern, given that the mother spends a touch more time with the egg than the father. Examples include Ilzof Tamairii-Zari, or Poroko Tamairii'Nakori. Tamairii essentially means child, though it is strange that the mirromy don't use their word for 'of'- being 'nua'- in the surname.
While it's rare for them to have any actual leaders, a group of them, one of each type of the creatures, has formed a council that acts on the interests of their kind.
Their presence in the world has hardly gone unnoticed, as, while their hot new home has very few creatures, there is occasionally a person or two that crosses the region of Singewater, who happen to spot the strange camp bordering the road.
Formerly Meerowmee, has since been appended to "Mirromy" by Archmagister Azita Drelzith and the Council of Magisters, after word of the discover reached Telhoken. Their campsite's name is Kariiha.
Further details on the studies of these creatures, conducted by Magister Alagast and his fellow scholars, can be found at Alagast's Treatise on the Mirromy
Following integration with the rest of society, newborn mirromy have adopted the naming scheme of the people of Fjarol, wherein their surname is literally "daughter(dottir) of", or "son of" their father. For the mirromy, there's a more matronymic pattern, given that the mother spends a touch more time with the egg than the father. Examples include Ilzof Tamairii-Zari, or Poroko Tamairii'Nakori. Tamairii essentially means child, though it is strange that the mirromy don't use their word for 'of'- being 'nua'- in the surname.