History

A continuation of the Euclides history.

While the Murdon became angered at the humans' changed to their society, a single Murdon, Amunuku, had different beliefs. Now, Amunuku was not just a simple Murdon, he, or rather it, was a god of his people. This was represented by is unusual coloration, pale green with blue spotting, rather than the common brown found in other Murdon.

Amunuku had a great love of humans, the old and the new, and he did not like what his people were doing to them or the Euclide. He gathered together as many Euclide as he could, and even went so far as to created his own breeds just so he'd have enough. Once he'd brought together as many as he could, he blessed each and every one of them, making them share is love of humans. These were not the soulless monsters the Euclides had turned into. These were creatures of goodness and nobility.

These blessed Euclide were then called Amuni, after their creator, and became the protectors of men and the haters of Euclide. To this very day an Amuni would lay his life down to save a human from the jaws of their wretched counterparts.