Farkié

Appearance
The Farkié are small creatures (reaching a maximum of 1.60 m in height, their average is 1.40 m) bipedal and Furry creatures, with large ears and tails, as well as a pair of horns; their coat is extremely varied both in patterns and colors. Their tails can vary in size and their horns come in several shapes - a farkié may or may not inherit the shape of their parents' horns, sometimes manifesting something in a completely different shape. they can also have hoof-like feet OR hands, a farkié with hoof-feet will have paw-like hands, and vice versa. this trait, like the horn shape can be inherited, but it's not something guaranteed.

History
see also Kiekin history (main article)

After years of internal conflict, the kiekin (then proto-kié) went to war with each other, and in the end only one group prevailed. The now Farkié expelled their companions from the lands they once shared, believing that things would now flow without much concern; the truth is that the next few decades would be the most violent in its history. for a long time they indulged in this violence, anything was an excuse to go to the battlefield, until they completely forgot the reason for the fighting - war was now just what they were, and it showed in their new appearance. - until a particularly charismatic farkié took advantage of this, he aimed the farkié's weapons not at each other, but at the rest of the world. by selling this idea that they could not trust their neighbors, he managed to end the war that had forged them and to unite all the Farkies again on a single cause. until today the farkié live in this regime.

Society
To this day, the Farkié live under the same regime installed at the end of the war; they live in city-states fortified by walls and suspended under the ruins of their wartime cities. A visa is required to enter or leave cities, travelers can only travel from city to city and workers who import and export products in nearby cities need a special visa.

Because of their historical heritage and the regime in which they live, the farkié are extremely paranoid and intolerant when it comes to other races and the world outside the city, and most never even get to see a real picture of those who live beyond the walls. Most people have a very vague sense of what happens and how their society works in practice. even those who feel that something is wrong have no interest in doing anything about it. not that they can do much. they have great military power, which is justified as a line of defense against outsiders, in addition to serving as a ruthless police force.

The farkié are mostly atheists and religion is viewed with disdain, just like any supernatural concept. what made the farkié disown magic completely and take it as nonsense. Some farkié even interested in magic, but it is only in fiction or as something aesthetic.

Despite this, the farkié are extremely united. (as long as you don't break the law) they have an enormous sense of civic duty, and although they tend to be introverted, most are always willing to help others in times of need. they are also extremely loyal, although it is difficult to earn that loyalty. like the rest of kiekin, they are non-binary by default and therefore have no well-defined gender standards, in addition to not defining gender-based relationships; the concept of homo / heterosexuality for them does not make much sense. they care a lot about aesthetics. They don't like dress codes of any kind, and the only people who need to follow one are military, scientists, electricians and any other profession where not using appropriate equipment poses a risk.

the farkié society is the most technologically advanced in Aloris, this combined with strict access and export laws make their things extremely rare and valuable outside their cities. They use a mixture of fossil fuels and electricity, but pollution is not an issue since individual vehicles such as cars are banned in the city, being used exclusively by the army outside the cities. Inside, the city has a robust public transport system, using trains and subways. (more in Farkié Cities)

Rebels
The main problem the government faces is gang activity; few of them pose real threats, but the vast number of them are cause for concern. some gangs are composed

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