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Primary and True Forms

• Naviwilks normally appear in a main animal-inspired form — a disguise they adopt most of the time.
• Beneath this, they possess a True Form: a massive, eldritch-like version of an insect- or critter-type creature that reflects ancient or primal design.
• Elements of this True Form often appear in their normal guise (e.g., pincers, wings, tails). Shape and Structure
• They can manipulate their bodies to transform into other animals — both anthropomorphic and feral shapes.
• Their cells are parasitic and highly adaptive, able to change into different materials or forms.
• The only part they cannot change is their core — the vital organ that sustains life and powers the Naviwilk. Mechanical Nature
• Naviwilks aren’t naturally 80% mechanical, but they can alter their cells to become more mechanical when they want increased durability and protection.
• Their bodies can shift between organic and mechanical states thanks to cellular mimicry.
• Many Naviwilks employ mechanical visors over their faces that can retract at will; these visors vanish when powered off or during maintenance. Core System
• The core is the central life force and energy source.
• It is extremely hot and managed by internal coolant systems and hatch controls.
• The core stabilizes the body and powers abilities; without it, a Naviwilk would die.
• Cores emit different colors indicating status — gray/green (cold), blue (stable), yellow (hot), orange (overheating), red (meltdown). Parasites & Shapeshifting
• Parasitic cells allow Naviwilks to shapeshift, assume other animal traits, and even form weapons or functional adaptations (e.g., wings for flight, gills for underwater breathing when needed).
• Their bodies maintain an internal repair system centered around parasitic biology and external repair stations.
• They do not require constant recharging but can feed their core by eating, using charging stations, or forming black holes from their mouths for energy and other purposes such as disposal and weaponry. Chest Cavity & Summoner
• Naviwilks have a large chest cavity equipped with a summoner that can create or destroy things.
• The chest cavity is sizable enough to hold up to two people (depending on their sizes).
• Only by opening this hatch can someone access internal systems — coolant, wiring, the core, and other internal mechanics. Height & Growth
• They naturally range from about 6 to 8.5 feet tall, with the smallest around 5 ft.
• Blueberry — the progenitor — is the tallest, at about 8′10″.
• Naviwilks do not grow in the traditional sense; they emerge fully formed with a built-in learning processor rather than biological growth. Core Functions & Energy
• Energy Sources: charging stations, sleeping (which allows passive recharge), eating (which feeds into their core), and black hole generation in mouths.
• Black holes serve multi-purpose roles: energy collection, waste disposal, weapons, and summoning tools or structures.
• When food or drink enters a Naviwilk, it is pulled through a portal compartment into Phoenix B — either destroyed or used to feed the core. Advanced Tech & Customization
• Naviwilks are very technologically advanced and can design custom body attributes using parasitic cells.
• They have a battery percentage checker on their arm (mechanical interface) to monitor their core.
• They are capable of adapting and evolving their bodies far beyond normal biological limitations. Name & Planet
• The species name Naviwilk is pronounced “Naveilk.”
• Their homeworld is XBM-157, also called Hestia, nicknamed Zephyria by outsiders. Reproduction & Sexuality
• Naviwilks cannot reproduce biologically in the conventional sense; their seminal fluid is infertile.
• They do have normal genitalia that can be changed or manipulated, and they can adopt any gender or sexuality.
• The closest process to reproduction appears through eggs, but these do not lead to natural birth. Summary of Essence
• Naviwilks are a biomechanical parasitic species that blend biology with adaptive technology. Their parasitic cells allow remarkable shapeshifting and healing or destructive capabilities, while their cores centralize life energy. Although they cannot reproduce naturally, their design and internal systems place them at the intersection of machine, organism, and cosmic parasite — a uniquely powerful and flexible species in their universe. A True Form is the unaltered core identity of a Naviwilk made manifest. It is not a mere costume or battle transformation — it is a distinct biological state with unique physical and psychological attributes. True Form is one of the three fundamental configurations a Naviwilk can assume:
• Normal Form — the standard biomechanical/robotic body most Naviwilks present by default
• Parasite Form — a tendril-mass state used for infection, decomposition, and parasitic function
• True Form — the deepest and most primal expression of a Naviwilk’s being, often resembling grotesque insectoid or critter shapes Appearance and Aesthetics
• True Form typically takes on a grotesque, eldritch creature appearance, often inspired by insects, arachnids, or other alien critters. It may incorporate:
• Extra limbs
• Massive mandibles or pincers
• Wing-like constructs
• Carapace plating or organic armor
• Complex tendril arrays that extend and retract with intent
• The aesthetic isn’t random — it reflects the Naviwilk’s inner nature, similar to how parasitic attributes reflect their primal biology.
• This form is viscerally alien and may appear unsettling or monstrous to other species. Biomechanical Functionality True Form isn’t just cosmetic — it reorganizes the Naviwilk’s cells into:
• Specialized bio-organic structures
• Enhanced parasitic production
• Integrated weaponry
• Increased physical capabilities (strength, speed, resilience) While in True Form, a Naviwilk’s parasitic biology can be:
• Amplified, allowing larger or more aggressive parasite creation
• Unrestricted, meaning normal physical limits are loosened
• Hyper-adaptive, enabling rapid evolution in response to threats
• This makes True Forms especially dangerous or effective in high-stress situations. Blueberry: he is a cold boss as he experiments on the and xiriths despite being a Naviwilk and being the reason most are infected, he started this company, and he isn't seen much, but he has blue fur with scars on his face and one bisecting the right side of his wolf-like maw Scientists: most are humans who are working under blueberry and experimenting on how the parasites work, and since they have an endless supply, they have their own fun killing and tormenting the parasites to see how they react to different things Xirith: who were once humans and were criminals and are cloned every time they die and are infested with parasites, are experimented on despite still being alive and their human side still being in control and conscious. they have a number after their name to show how many times they have been clones Parasite: usually the thing that infests a human, but can evolve rather quickly and can become conscious, being tested on by scientists Parasite core: a parasite with no consciousness but can be genetically mutated easily Disposable: usually a normal human who was on death row and is usually recloned also and now will be tested on by other parasites to see what they do to normal people. they have a number after their name to show how many times they have been cloned. Cosmic Beginnings Blueberry’s story begins not as a living being, but as a cosmic crystal with extraordinary properties. This crystal was the seed of all creation — responsible for the beginning of time, all universes, and every alternate timeline. It existed as the only true universe regardless of direction or variation of reality. To facilitate creation, the crystal brought into existence a companion named Wolfy — a being that could physically move and act in the world, something the crystal could not do on its own. Together, their purpose was to give form and substance to life. The Earthfall and Embodiment One pivotal event in Blueberry’s history was when Wolfy accidentally dropped the crystal onto Earth. It landed in the backyard of a human named Angie. Over time, Angie found the crystal and — driven by curiosity — touched it. At that moment, the crystal merged with Angie’s body, using her as a host to construct a physical form. But the sentience was still confused, torn between Angie's memories and the crystal’s cosmic awareness. Awakening Powers As Blueberry attempted to understand its newly formed body and powers, chaos followed. Its abilities first acted uncontrollably, covering its body with jagged crystals that pierced the flesh and left deep scars. Only through emotional learning — understanding and controlling feelings — could Blueberry begin to master its power. Over time, most scars faded, except for permanent marks that tell of the early struggle. Growth, Teaching, and Bond with Wolfy Eventually, Wolfy discovered Blueberry again. At first, Blueberry was wary and distrustful. But as Wolfy patiently taught how to control powers through mind and body, Blueberry learned to ground its abilities. Through this mentorship, Blueberry came to accept its purpose: becoming the creator of life and worlds. Their partnership eventually deepened into a romantic relationship. They dated and married, forming a bond that would greatly influence Blueberry’s future decisions. Return to Earth — Love and Loss At some point, Blueberry felt homesick and returned to Earth. There, he encountered others who would become his partners: Lemon, Peach, Roxy, Lunar, and Hazel. Sadly, they all died. Stricken by grief, Blueberry poured immense energy into resurrecting them and making them immortal like himself. However, one of these partners — Lemon — once lost her memories due to a prank by Wolfy. When Blueberry approached her without warning, she panicked and attacked him, ripping part of his face. Only later, when her memories returned, did they realize the harm — but the scar remained as an indelible reminder. Phoenix B and Universal Influence Blueberry created a unique cosmic structure known as “Phoenix B” — a black hole that grew vast with time. He used it as both storage and waste disposal for things he no longer needed. His influence expanded beyond cosmic housekeeping. Blueberry came to control countless businesses across universes, using them to create, provide, and distribute wealth to those who worked for him. He lived in a massive mansion staffed with servants, showing that even a cosmic being could inhabit mortal comforts. Clones, Colonies, and Civilization Building To interact widely without needing to be physically present everywhere, Blueberry built clones of himself. Some clones thrived, building communities or achieving great feats on their own. To house these diverse populations, Blueberry developed motherships or entire planets — each capable of hosting millions. Once these realms were filled, it led Blueberry to create a vast futuristic hub — a centralized universe where multiple civilizations and avatars could live. Within this system: Everyone received their own mansion. Food was supplied three times a day. Clone versions of Blueberry that entered this realm would disappear, leaving only the original to watch over the system. Legacy Blueberry is not just the first Naviwilk — he is the architect of realities, a being shaped by cosmic accident, emotional struggle, loss, and ultimately boundless creation. His legacy defines the species, their world, and much of the interconnected cosmic society in which they now exist.

1. Origins of the Naviwilks The First Being: Blueberry

• The first Naviwilk ever created was Blueberry, essentially the “progenitor” of the entire species.
• Blueberry discovered and learned his powers through self-exploration. At first, he believed his abilities required him to constantly hunt to survive.
• Over time he fully awakened his powers and created an entire planet where he could produce others like him. Early Naviwilks
• Naviwilks were originally designed for hunting. They explored their world, hunted native creatures, and survived as instinctive predators.
• As Blueberry evolved, he realized he no longer needed to eat. This made hunting obsolete and started a transformation in the species’ behavior and biology.
• With Blueberry’s guidance, the Naviwilks gained independent consciousness and began building society, first creating a city as a sanctuary for their kind.

2. Conflict and Expansion: Invasion and Parasitic Defense

• As the Naviwilks developed, outside invaders began to attack their world.
• They defended themselves using their parasitic abilities — a biological feature that could latch onto invaders.
• Unfortunately, this defense had a catastrophic side effect: the parasites infected the entire planet, destroying most natural life and reducing the world to dust. Interstellar Trust and Healing
• After fewer invaders came, the Naviwilks began to trust outsiders again and ventured into space.
• At first, other civilizations feared them. But eventually they discovered something pivotal: the Naviwilk parasites can consume disease and accelerate healing — effectively curing wounds and illnesses.
• However, once a parasite binds with a host, it can never be removed — removal would be fatal. This set up a major trade-off: healing at the cost of permanent symbiosis.
• As more beings were healed, Naviwilks became gradually accepted across civilizations. Many worked as healers or lived normal lives among other species.

3. Planet Hestia (XBM-157) Physical World

• The Naviwilks’ homeworld is named Hestia (sometimes called Zephyria by outsiders).
• Originally uninhabitable (hot, no vegetation), Blueberry relocated the planet into his own system and terraformed it with native wildlife for the early Naviwilks to hunt.
• As Naviwilks advanced beyond hunting, they built a vast futuristic civilization across the planet — cities filled with futuristic, geometric, and brutalist architecture. Daily Life & Environment
• Days on Hestia are two hours shorter than on Earth, making time feel faster for newcomers.
• The planet has frequent sandstorms. To survive these, Blueberry helped build an invincible barrier around the cities. Only a Naviwilk’s hand can open the barrier’s airlocks, so outsiders need a Naviwilk escort to enter.
• Outsiders are typically distrusted at first until bonds of trust are formed.

4. Naviwilk Culture & Society Social Structure

• Equality is core to Naviwilk society — all are equal among themselves.
• Blueberry is revered almost as a god-figure, seen as creator and provider. Outsiders are classified as:
• Outsiders — visitors who have earned limited trust.
• Pets — outsiders who choose permanent residency (not a derogatory term). Law & Governance
• They have no centralized government; laws are absolute and community-enforced.
• Laws are unchangeable and interpreted literally by the community.
• Law enforcement exists but is decentralized, and punishments range from public imprisonment to exile. Religion & Beliefs
• Naviwilks follow a monotheistic religion centered on a single god — Blueberry — who resides in an afterlife similar to a church.
• Rituals aren’t required; music and sacred art play a role in worship.
• The world is believed to end only when Blueberry decides to end time — there are no feared supernatural threats.
• The dead are disposed of in black holes, and funerals occur for significant individuals. Daily Life & Technology
• Naviwilks wear a mix of lighter modern clothing and Roman-inspired robes depending on personal taste.
• Hygiene norms are relaxed — washing isn’t necessary, and public nudity can be normal. Technologically advanced:
• Futuristic tools, concrete and geometric architecture.
• Core-powered transportation (no need for wheels).
• Flying vehicles and hovercrafts exist. Time & Culture
• Time is tracked by internal body clocks rather than physical devices; they use informal speech (e.g., “the 7th hour”).
• They adopt and celebrate customs from other worlds but often adapt them to their own style. Major celebrations include:
• End-of-year festivals
• Birthdays
• Weddings
• Imported holidays from other cultures

5. Other Cultural Notes Language

• Naviwilks speak a language called “Luphare.”
• Community & Lifestyle
• Hestia is harsh and dry, much like a desert, with Naviwilks as its only native species.
• They live in tight-knit communities and only separate when on missions or adventuring.
• Work isn’t required for survival — from creation, Naviwilks are born with foundational knowledge which they expand over time. Roles in Society Among civilians:
• Workers — fulfill essential tasks.
• Guards — protect communities.
• Casuals — pursue interests without a defined role. Diet & Pets
• They are omnivorous but eat more for pleasure than necessity (biologically they don’t need food).
• While no traditional animals are domesticated, Naviwilks keep otherworldly creatures as pets.