El'isarn
For the most part, el'isarn look like humans and blend in well in human societies. What sets them apart are their ears, which resemble cat ears, and their furry tail. They are shorter than humans on average and of a more lean build. Every muscular el'isarn distribute that strength throughout their body rather than looking like a body-builder.
Since they are a pretty rare sight in most of the world, el'isarn are often met with some scepticism. They tend to be mistrusted because people assume that they are mischievous, be fetishised, or just not be taken seriously. However, any culture that has had a chance to interact with them for more extended periods of time tend to view them as just a weird form of humans unless there are other cultural differences.
Basic Information
Anatomy
Their ears are furred, located at the top of their head, can twist around about 90° from their forwards position, and will fold back flat against their head when frightened or angry. They have semi-conscious control over both it and their tail.
The tail is furry, with the fur starting at their lower back, usually as long as their legs or a decimetre or two more, and of more or less uniform thickness. While it can do simple movements, it is in no way prehensile and cannot be used actually to grip anything.
Genetics and Reproduction
El'isarn can sometimes reproduce with humans, though it's easier for them to conceive with each other. The result of such a union is slightly more likely to result in a human than an el'isarn.
There are some very rare cases of el'isarn couplings with tabaxi or with some werecats that result in offspring, but the exact details of why this could be are not known.
Additional Information
Perception and Sensory Capabilities
Like cats, el'isarn can see very well in darkness. They have also inherited a light step, and thanks to their ears they are often able to pick up on what others miss, and their tails help them keep balance.
Lifespan
70 years
Average Height
160 cm
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