Insulami / Insulamis
Common Senye. They have the appearance of an evolved biped hominid with no body hair. Evolution on palenques and aerial environments give them the tendency towards an athletic build. Among the race, three large castes are recognized:
The Tehenyos are fibrous, of sturdy build, tanned skin and stiff straw colored or red hair which they like to tie up on the tops of their heads. The arthiars are thin, lightly bearded, have pale skin, and freckled childlike faces. The hormadados have dark and usually curly hair, light eyes, sharp features and well proportioned bodies, which establishes them as the recognized standard for nobility.
The Insulami make up the majority of the Tratorian culture (35% of the population). The origin of the inhabitants comes from a strong miscegenation of three sub-races that is so common, old and indivisible that it is established as its own race; the Bacales.
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