Chapter 2: Taking Racial Differences To A Whole Another Level

Some of the half-human creatures I saw, had the same human features above their waists, just like a normal person would, but had their legs covered in fur, and hooves for feet.

Some looked just like humans, but either had colourful scales all over their bodies, horns on their head, or even sharp fangs and fingernails, that looked like daggers from afar.

There were even a few that had characteristics, only animals or aliens would have, like feathered wings on their back, long and flexible tails near their butts, mandibles on their foreheads, and even mermaids with fish tails for legs, who were moving around in what looked to be specialised wheelchair, made just for their kind.

The most crazy of them all were the existences that looked like they were pulled straight out of a magical book, like the being that was composed out of slime, who was reading a book on a bench. Or the small pixie-like creatures, that were flying around the beautiful flowers planted in the garden.

There were simply so many more strange, but intriguing beings, that I simply couldn’t begin to describe all of them.

The only common thing that all of these beings had, was that majority or atleast half their features resembled that of a human’s.

No matter if they had scales, feathers, hooves, fur, possessed animalistic parts or were made of slime, gas or ice, they all looked human in some sort of way.

Especially with everyone wearing the same uniform as one another, they looked like any normal human-being would, if you looked at them as a whole.