Species: Arakan

The Arakan (pronounced the letter R-uh-kahn) is a terrestrial species that lives in the Wudur (pronounced woo-DOOER) Desert on the planet Acamacia (pronounced ack-uh-MAY-shuh). It is an amalgam of an earth iguana, earth komodo dragon, and human qualities. It is a bipedal (meaning it walks on two legs) species. Its body is human; its hands have three fingers and one thumbs that are long, sharp and pointy and its feet are like those of the earth komodo dragon. It has a long thick tail like an earth iguana. Its pupils are slits and the eyes are yellowish. It has sharp teeth and a forked tongue. The can run up to an excess of 90 earth miles per hour and have special protective eye coverings.
The Arakan live in tribes called bedouins, and are semi-nomadic by nature. They live in either burrows or houses made out of an adobe-like material.
They are an aggressive species that should not be trifled with.
Both males and females are warriors, but female warriors are a relatively new concept to the Arakan in the past 200 earth years. To become a warrior, females must have the drive and the courage to face all sorts of dangers and must have breasts that are earth size B or smaller. The reasoning behind the breast size requirement is that the less you weigh, the faster you can run and the more durable in combat you can be. Those with breasts bigger than B's are homemakers and gatherers of food. Some females have such a strong desire to be a warrior that they cut their breasts off.

About the picture: This is Nila (pronounced NY-luh), a female warrior. She has just completed her training and is being sent on a test assignment: to retrieve an egg of a giant Spico (a species I will draw later) and return alive. She knows that there is a chance that she will not come back alive, but she's willing to take the risk.

Species and art (c) Me
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