Humans have multiple types in fnaftale, and here are some of them. Some old lore that I have saved here, from before my lore doc got deleted.
Katóteroiánthropoi [kaw-TOE-terony-anthro-poi]/katóterosánthropos [kaw-TOE-dare-zen-throw-po](singular)
Mésoiánthropoi [me-so-e-anthro-poi]/mésosánthropos [me-cis-anthro-po](singular)
Ánthropoitiselít [anthro-po-it-is-lit]/elítánthropos [ill-a-tan-throw-po](singular)
theoíánthropoi[te-o-E-anthro-poi]/theósánthropos [te-o-zen-throw-po](singular)
Katóteroiánthropoi are lesser humans. At first they look like normal, naked humans, that are basically wild animals. They stand up straight, and hunt in packs. They do not use tools, and are afraid of fire. Males can live for 25-45 years, while females can live for 35-50 years (but there are some exceptions to this). In captivity, their life span increases to be around the same as ours. In the trees they can go faster by 10 miles. They are much faster than the humans we know and love. They have sharp teeth and nails, larger ears that are very sensitive to sound, and no Sclera. They hunt through a mixture of methods, but they rely on sound, often using echolocation to find their prey. Their skin type varies depending on their environment, but no matter where, there is a chance that they can have similar skin tones to mésoiánthropoi. There are just more common colors in different environments.
In a hell biome, they usually have thick red or orange skin. Males are larger than females. Deep black is prefered in both females and males, but is very rare. Both sexes will cover themselves in ashes and charcoal of the hell environment to make them look more attractive to potential mates. They are fireproof, but very sensitive to cold weather. They are also very venomous. They range in size from 4-7 feet (1.2192-2.1336 meters). They mate like weasels, the male unhinges his jaw, and bites the female’s neck. Locking her in a hold, this does not hurt her, but she can’t escape the male. They are immune to their venom, and their blood is used as an antidote. The way they attract their mates is by fighting other males, and bringing their potential mate a lot of food. This is to prove that they are able to provide what is needed for the young to survive. They mate for life. Adults can run up to 50 miles an hour, while children run 40 miles.
In a water biome, they have a few different types, and they all breathe air. Almost all sea katóteroiánthropoi can live up to 45 years, 100 in captivity. There are a couple of exceptions. All sea katóteroiánthropoi attract mates through decorating themselves, bringing food, courtship fights in front of potential mates, and singing. But some have their own rituals on top of this.
Common open water katóteroiánthropoi have blue, gray, or tan skin color, white or translucent hair, and webbed hands and feet. They can dive down to over 900 feet (274.32 meters) underwater. Males range from 4-7 feet (1.2192-2.1336 meters), while females range from 8-12 feet (2.4384-3.6576 meters). To attract mates, open water katóteroiánthropoi cover themselves with shells and coral, making them more colorful. The females, being larger than the males, are the ones that participate in fights over mates. Open water katóteroiánthropoi have rather normal sex, and they have it with the whole pack. Sometimes males from a different pack will come to have sex with the females, and then leave the pod. Open water katóteroiánthropoi sometimes mate for life, but this isn’t always the case. They can have up to 8 babies at once. Males can swim up to 40 miles per hour, while females swim 55 miles per hour.
Coral katóteroiánthropoi are more colorful, and live in reefs. Coral katóteroiánthropoi are smaller than their common family, but they are known to mate with them. Coral katóteroiánthropoi are very poisonous, so it is advised against eating them. Coral katóteroiánthropoi are both male and female. The way they mate is similar to flatworms. They have sword fights with their peinuses, stabbing each other with them, until one is pregnant. Coral occasionally eat their mates. They can have up to 4 babies at once, due to their small size of 2-4 feet (0.6096-1.2192 meters).
There are katóteroiánthropoi that live deeper in the ocean, that are bioluminescent, and they have clear bodies. They are the largest katóteroiánthropoi out of all of them, females growing up to, and even over 906 feet (276.149 meters). Males on the other hand are only a little under 302 feet (92.0496 meters). Deep sea katóteroiánthropoi physically can’t walk on land, only coming up for air when they need to, and diving back to the depths as quickly as their bodies allow. Needing the water presser for their survival. Deep sea katóteroiánthropoi prefer to use underwater air pockets to get air, or even steal air from large pods of whales during hunts. They migrate to the arctic circle to give birth, and to take a breath of fresh air after about 18 years. The migration takes place around November, and they return before January. They are also the longest living katóteroiánthropoi, being the most abnormal katóteroiánthropoi. They can live up to 810 years, 1620 years in captivity. Deep sea katóteroiánthropoi are a different story when it comes to mating. Deep sea katóteroiánthropoi females will push out their womb, and the uterus will float outside of the body. From there, the male can impregnate the female. If the male is impatient, he will risk his life by climbing inside of his mate. They mate for life, and remain intimate after mating season. Their young are around 33 feet. (bonus facts! The female's hands are commonly 113.25 feet (34.5186 meters). That’s absolutely humongous!)
Fresh water katóteroiánthropoi are commonly green and brown, and they stay on the murky bottoms of lakes and swamps. They mate like river otters. Swimming and playing with each other as they mate. The males bite the jaw, nose, or neck of their mate, as they swim. They can have up to 8 babies at once.
River katóteroiánthropoi have gray skin, and are around the same size as their reef dwelling brethren. Their mating ritual is similar to salmon. Except they live in the more rapid parts of the river, until it’s time to return upstream, and return to their calmer birthplace. The change their body undergoes is that they gain a more human-like appearance, their gray skin turning colors ranging from white, yellow, red, and black. They come up on land to have sex, and they give birth on land. Their young soon learn to swim, and they make their journey back to the rapids. The parents mate for life, but shortly die after returning home. They can have up to 4 babies.
The more common forest katóteroiánthropoi look the most like the humans we know, except for the minor differences already mentioned. They have similar skin tones to mésoiánthropoi, but they also come in different shades of green. Katóteroiánthropoi of jungle environments can come in more floral-like colors, like bright pinks and purples. In more common forest katóteroiánthropoi, females prefer green skinned mates, while males prefer females with dark skin and spots. With jungle on the other hand, both sexes prefer brighter colors. Forest katóteroiánthropoi mate in a similar way to us. Jungle katóteroiánthropoi like to hang upside down from trees when they mate. The way forest katóteroiánthropoi attract mates is by making mating nests. The cleaner, the better. Jungle katóteroiánthropoi attract their mates by singing and dancing, having performance battles in front of a potential female. The winner becomes a father. Both mate for life. A common male katóterosánthropos can run up to 35 miles per hour, while females can run up to 50 miles per hour. Children ranging from 6-13 can run 15 miles per hour.
Desert katóteroiánthropoi again, like forest katóteroiánthropoi, look most like mésoiánthropoi. They can go up to 3 months without water. They have dens in the sand, often near desert katóteroidaímones, who they have a symbiotic relationship with. Taking care of each other’s young, and sharing the spoils from hunts. Katóteroidaímones also protect the katóteroiánthropoi from their predators, and the katóteroiánthropoi protect the katóteroidaímones.
Air katóteroiánthropoi are the smallest, and second most common katóteroiánthropoi. They are covered with tiny hairs that catch the wind, and allow them to fly. Air mésoiánthropoi have little to no control over their movements in the air, and are basically the plankton of the air. They often get mistaken for fea, and fairies. The fairies find this offensive, while the fea uses the similarities to get closer to humans. Air katóteroiánthropoi are commonly snow white, black, green, sky blue, or brown. Some change colors in the fall, to blend in with the leaves. They eat bugs, plants, and are known to drink the blood of airborne animals. Airborne humans are only 1 inch tall. The way they mate sexually is they wait to hit a tree or anything that’s rooted to the ground, hold on to it, and wait for a mate. The female gets impregnated by the male, then they let go and go back to the wind. A female air katóterosánthropos can have millions of babies, that are 0.00787402 inches (0.0200000108 centimeters).
Heaven katóteroiánthropoi has two variants. The ones that are dead, and brought there by dead mésoiánthropoi, and the ones that found their way into heaven, and evolved to live there. Heaven katóteroiánthropoi commonly have white or gold skin. They have duller teeth, hunting smaller heavenly creatures, and having a main diet of trehalose, which is also known as manna.
Domestic katóteroiánthropoi are very rare, because many people think that they are creepy. It’s like owning a slave, and a rather usless one at that. Katóteroiánthropoi are like monkeys, in a very human-like wrapping. But some people like them. Domestic katóteroiánthropoi can learn to do tricks like a monkey, they love puzzles and fetch, and they can repeat sentences like parrots. They are popular pets with people without earthly origins, angels, and demons.
Mésoiánthropoi are just humans that can be classified as a race instead of just a species. Mésoiánthropoi are something you are already familiar with, or at least you should be, assuming that the one reading this is one.
Ánthropoitiselít are more intelligent and powerful than mésoiánthropoi, and are considered human demigods. They either gain the power through extensive use of magic, are born one, or they are chosen by a god to ascend. An elítánthropos can become a theósánthropos Through self ascension.
Theósánthropos are just humanoid gods. The Greek gods are a good example of theósánthropos.
