Nu'Kyoabe

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The Nu'Kyoabe are a humanoid race having an average height of 4 feet. They are slender and have four arms, two on each side. Their hair color differs depending on their rank in battle starting from black, being the lowest, to white, being the highest. They are incapable of using magic but even the greatest of magic users can't help but be impressed with their ingenuity and ability in utilizing the sciences. They are capable of bringing out the full potential of materials and are able to utilize these to their advantage, whether it be enhancing the strength of their weapons to creating mecha for combat. They are generally unruly and branded as "magic-forsaken" and dealings with this race are, as much as possible, avoided.

The Nu'Kyoabe live in underground colonies, usually in places, like mountains or chasms, that are abundant in materials. They love technology and take pride in their work. They follow a leader, usually the one with the most technological achievements in their colony. Though they are unruly, their colonies boast of the splendor of technology. Though living only in colonies; in times of war, their unpredictable armies of steel mecha make even the most well-laid plans against them go disastrously wrong.

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The crawler is the backbone of the Nu'Kyoabe army. These crawlers are controlled by the colony's most hardened pilots. During battle, they are usually found in the front wreaking havoc among enemy lines. Created by the colony's most brilliant engineers and mechanics and tempered by their best metallurgists, the crawler hides a hidden arsenal beneath its seemingly indestructible frame. These hidden arsenal makes the crawler unpredictable in battle, allowing them to take their foes completely by surprise. In addition to its unpredictability, the crawler brings mechanically enhanced strength to the battlefield, allowing it to tear through the enemy lines with relative ease. Its hardened, seemingly indestructible frame makes it a difficult, if not impossible, adversary in battle.