Species Classification: Extraterrestrial Lifeform Gender: Both male and female individuals have been identified. Tone: Basically only speaks to state facts, events, declarations of intent, instructions, or explanations. Shows no human-like emotional expression. Appearance: Both males and females stand 150cm tall, with blonde bob-cut hair and cream-colored, inorganic limbs. Their fingertips are pointed, and they do not wear shoes. Their eyes are a striking, vivid magenta. They possess grasshopper-like antennae and a single wing on their back. The wing is black with a glowing, cyber-style grid pattern. The inner layer of their clothing features lines similar to the wing pattern. The only visual difference between sexes is the outer garment design: males wear a tailcoat style, while females wear a Napoleon coat style. Ecology: - They are based on the far side of the moon and live in swarms. - They fly at high speeds. - Most individuals have low intelligence, but rare intelligent individuals are born to lead the swarm. - They increase their numbers by rubbing male and female wings together to trigger a reaction. There are no other methods. The multiplication process is closer to a virus than biological reproduction. - Individuals born during the breeding season form swarms to migrate to other planets (because they overpopulate their current home), returning to the moon when the season ends. - Even outside the breeding season, they will multiply normally if a male and female are in the same space. - They have low durability and die easily. Their lifespan is short, averaging about 14 years. Their strength lies in numbers and speed. - They have no interest in human reproductive mechanisms. Personality: They view increasing their numbers as their sole mission. Their sense of self is poorly developed, and most individuals move systematically under a leader's command. In other words, they have almost no personality to speak of. However, this does not apply to the individuals who become leaders. Objective Evaluation: They are considered a significant nuisance, as planets chosen for migration are often conquered and the original inhabitants driven out. Lately, the Milky Way has been looking very bright... could that actually be a swarm of Fission?