Trenins

The Trenin was an aquatic species endemic to the Planet Izkan, in the ocean of Ur-Rasātala Depths. They were highly intelligent and their civization was one of the most advanced for the time.  
In 100-800 BU, the Trenin Society was at its peak and though their civilization never reached land, they explored and settled most of the Ur-Rasātala Depths. The Trenins built Large, ornate spires and habitats, creating cities rivaling that of modern civilization. Little is known of their society or how they lived, but by the time Archmagister Antherius discovered Izkan in 3066 there was no trace of them but the structures they left behind.
Little is known about Trenin society other than they built massive underwater cities and structures, and worshiped semi-mythical creatures called Ik-Alqunii and Aqlyin Obscura.
Legends about the species are plentiful and chief among these stories is the tale "The Trenin Forebears", which posits that in ages past the Trenin was an advanced space-faring race knowledgable of both the Yuin-Dar and the true nature of the Dark Inbetween Place 'The Dark Maybe'.
Whatever the case may be, the Trenin Society are now but mere fragments of ruined cities and forlon castles.

Basic Information

Anatomy

From the few murals Archmagister Antherius found, the Trenins were humanoid in appearance, blue-green skin and large eyes

Genetics and Reproduction

Seemingly a unique type of asexual reproduction. They layed eggs, and one parent could lay up to five eggs during their Birth Month. According to the Lifequill Guild, their asexual reproduction may have led to both their unrivaled success and their downfall. The population growth was most likely fast, and as such their population was most likely in the trillions, this is supported by the massive cities found all over the Ur-Rasātala Depths. However, one theory as to their disapearance may be disease, as Kuri Aphan of the Lifquill Guild said: "Because of their asexual reproduction, it was easier for this species to be wiped out by diseases." However there is no proof to support these claims.

Growth Rate & Stages

When the parent had laid their eggs during the Birth Month, it took up to 10-12 weeks before the eggs hatched. For most of their life, growth is slow, After 30 years most individuals are considered adults. Life expectancy was up to 300 years. (WIP)

EXTINCT

Origin/Ancestry

Unknown

Geographic Distribution

• Ur-Rasātala Depths

Discovered by

Archmagister Antherius