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'''Kyledus Idealis''', more commonly known as '''Kyleth''' or sometimes '''Kyli''', is a sapient species native to northern Pelia, more specifically, almost exclusively to [[Kyldegard]]. | '''Kyledus Idealis''', more commonly known as '''Kyleth''' or sometimes '''Kyli''', is a sapient species native to northern Pelia, more specifically, almost exclusively to [[Kyldegard]]. Kyleth are bipedal cetaceans with very human-like features, with the notable exception of their reproductive organs. It is the only extant species in the genus Kyledus, as well as its only historical species. Idealis is significant for being the world's most complex genetically modified organism, with its roots being traced back to [[Kethes|Kethesite]] around 150-200 AR. A partially amphibious species, Kyledus Idealis are found mostly on land but will often spend large sums of time underwater. | ||
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Kyledus Idealis, more commonly known as Kyleth or sometimes Kyli, is a sapient species native to northern Pelia, more specifically, almost exclusively to Kyldegard. Kyleth are bipedal cetaceans with very human-like features, with the notable exception of their reproductive organs. It is the only extant species in the genus Kyledus, as well as its only historical species. Idealis is significant for being the world's most complex genetically modified organism, with its roots being traced back to Kethesite around 150-200 AR. A partially amphibious species, Kyledus Idealis are found mostly on land but will often spend large sums of time underwater.