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In the present day, a level of wariness still poses between the two powers, though the Remnants have begun to defend their own space as well as sizing a modest fleet that’s primarily meant to defend existing sites from would-be scavengers. Humans are accepted in their several settlements and stations, though often watched with caution and screened extensively as to the purpose of their visit or migration. Very few manage to obtain citizenship, though they become idealized targets for corporate employment or diplomatic integration. | In the present day, a level of wariness still poses between the two powers, though the Remnants have begun to defend their own space as well as sizing a modest fleet that’s primarily meant to defend existing sites from would-be scavengers. Humans are accepted in their several settlements and stations, though often watched with caution and screened extensively as to the purpose of their visit or migration. Very few manage to obtain citizenship, though they become idealized targets for corporate employment or diplomatic integration. | ||
==Naming Conventions== | ==Naming Conventions== | ||
Preterni naming conventions range from unit titles that a preternis is created with, a working nickname they designate upon themself, or a standard human name with a surname. While preterni do not have conventional families, those who often feel close emotional bonds take on the same surname, either as an ease of organization, or as a way to integrate into a human-majority community. For some, it's simply a matter of identity for a largely identical species. | Preterni naming conventions range from unit titles that a preternis is created with, a working nickname they designate upon themself, or a standard human name with a surname. While preterni do not have conventional families, those who often feel close emotional bonds take on the same surname, either as an ease of organization, or as a way to integrate into a human-majority community. For some, it's simply a matter of identity for a largely identical species. | ||
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Mentally and emotionally, there seem to be no significant variations from traditional human trends: assumed to generally be consequences of sapience. | Mentally and emotionally, there seem to be no significant variations from traditional human trends: assumed to generally be consequences of sapience. | ||
Preterni tend to stand at roughly 6'4" on average, though their height varies based on their production criterium. Some are noted as being as short as 4'10", with some looming at 7'6". Mass is heavier than humans, though it correlates depending on their height. There are no notable differences between men and women, typically assumed to be the identity of the unit. | |||
==Roleplay Traits== | ==Roleplay Traits== | ||
* Robotic in their mannerisms and speech, though not necessarily emotionally flat | * Robotic in their mannerisms and speech, though not necessarily emotionally flat | ||
* Considering their uniform exteriors, some synthetically install hair or wigs to better personify themselves | * Considering their uniform exteriors, some synthetically install hair or wigs to better personify themselves | ||