Description

Salárasa is part of a very rare orc species and member of an indian similar tribe which is almost unknown due to their nomadic life style. This tribe consists of different families and furthermore of different conclaves. Like other orcs, their roots are based on an elven lineage which was magical mixed up (maybe as an experiment or just an accident) with DNA of other beings. Her species is blended with different genes of insects which might not be recognizable immediately but still affects this species quite strongly and especially their behavior, society and religion was substantial influenced. In autumn and winter her kind is rather withdrawn and fewer vigorous and they split up into different packs to overwinter at different spots, which ensures the survival of the collective in bad luck. In spring however they become more societal and meet as part of an impulse and a religious tradition to form a greater crowd. Chiefs hit political decisions and they're hunting and gathering to prepare the next division. In detail, they also have traits of insects since women always hold a higher position in their culture. Furthermore they often think practical and don't take individuals as significant as the whole collective. This also leads to the fact that, with a few exceptions, there are almost no couples and breeding is not the result of love and relationships but a life content on its own. At Salárasa's case, she has some weaker gene shift which gives her a more elvish look. This led to her bigger eyes and a chitin strengthened scaly green skin. Of course she is humanoid but her personality is still different. In addition to usual mood swings her feelings and behaviour adapts to different periodic cycles, repeating every year. In spring and summer time she has a strongly increased behaviour for mating and settling down, followed by a summer time, even if there's no infants, of intensified aggression, protection and urge to hunt. Although she is quite weak for an orc, she still can be a serious threat to humans regarding her strenght and agility.