Ligatiers

Ligatiers are a species which descended from the evolution of the first reptiles to set foot on Earth. Since the Great Reptilian Extinction, the few survivors evolved alongside some mammals in order to ensure survival, and derived into two great species of superior intellect ―on the one hand, ligatiers, on the other hand, humans. Ages of discrimination and separatism divided these two species that share planet Earth. Therefore, humans used to look at ligatiers’ success with suspicion and envy, whereas ligatiers looked disparagingly at this species which they considered inferior.

Even though ligatiers are a species which isolated from human society, they still share part of the Earth’s culture with these furless, scaleless beings. However, ligatiers adapted different types of behavior, customs and traditions over the millennia that became typical of their own ethnic group. These are the different biomes which are home to ligatiers usually depending on their ethnic group: the Standard Ligatiers, who live in cities and/or towns with mild climates, such as valleys and civilized forests. The Aquatic Ligatiers , who live in swampy areas, on the shores of lagoons, rivers and even oceans. The Nomad Ligatiers , who live in mountains and even in large floating islands. The Polar Ligatiers, who live in areas of extreme cold or high atmospheric pressure, such as the polar circles and snowy areas.