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Foreigners: Strays
If you see a stray, do not interact.
Notify the nearest Invictressworm so she can do the sendoff properly.
They are hard to describe in human terms, but it is rather obvious when you see one.
They tend to have a more varied state than just aggression, unlike the birds, but are very dangerous.
It isn't exactly clear how they come into being, but theories suggest that they come from wrong transfers.
Foreigners: Guests
Guests are people of other worlds that came here for a variety of reasons. Apart from the motherworm creators, they are entirely located in what translates to Kisaragi City for some reason, as the remainder ofisn't really safe for foreigners, our tourismworms do work on that.
Wormrades
The Revolution shall not be besmirched! These noble fellows(which totally are not just other worms wearing an Ushanka) have taken to themselves to sell worker owned Wormfodder to their fellow comrades! They take the revolution seriously, which can be easily told by how they spend most of their time debating other leftists online and attacking them viciously for minor ideological differences, they also technically are a bunch of splitter castes, but their differences are really minor.
Nobleworms
As it turned out, some of our customers had paid for Wormfodder using noble titles. With the additional knowledge that there was a high correlation between nobility and being wealthy, except those that sold their titles to us, the castle of Nobleworms was established in order to infiltrate noble circles and make them much more likely to import our Wormfodder, as well as trying to use it as a cheat to get hitched, though the success rate of that so far hasn't exactly been high.
Non-Worm Inhabitants: Old Beings
Oh, these are, as their name implies beings that are really old. Like damn old. Older thanitself, in fact! They mostly hang around and vibe and have mutual greetings with us worms, they are pretty cool dudes.
Though to note, most outsiders seem incapable of even noticing them, kinda like they get automatically censored. Pretty weird, but eh. Like, there is one behind you right now and you won't be able to recognize it, it's cool with you though.
Non-Worm Inhabitants: Providers
Providers are one of our sworn friend species, which help procure our Wormfodder when the assigned deliveryworm fulfills their requests. They mostly keep to themselves except towards us worms however, so an outsider is unlikely to ever see one.
Non-caste Worms: Councilworms
Why is that entry even here?
What is a councilworm even supposed to be?
You 2 confuse the hell out of me, your profiles look like they should be swapped with each other's.
(At the time of writing this comment, in case one of you try to get clever and change it)
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Non-Caste Worms: Wild Worms
A collective terms for the Worms that live outside the WDS's Territory on. They are mostly tribals that haven't joined the WDS yet for various reasons, though Diplomacy via Brokerworms has been ongoing.
OOC: Worm fact: Worms are fiercely monolatric in their worship of Vermis Invictus, using the term "Spirit" or "Grand Spirit" if the denied Deity is a powerful one.
They care little about worship of someone else than Vermis Invictus, regarding, Spirit worship is a-ok, just don't call them gods.
They also will deny gods that moniker to their face, if they meet them.
Non-Caste Worm: Cocoons
Cocoons are the form a worm takes when born, a really tiny worm in the safety of the egg of it's motherworm and the cap of the WDS on top of that. They communicate via esp and have, when translated, a highly foppish British accent. Due to not being educated yet, they aren't part of the caste system, but join it upon hatching.
OOC: Due to me not being satisfied with the Nobleworm caste description, I will post the non caste descriptions in the meantime
PSA: Wormfodder is the bestest stuff.
You really should order it as soon as possible
Chemworms
Th. Chemworms handle all stuff related to like drug manufacturing, medical drug manufacturing and handling other chemical thingies.
A bunch of mad scientists, if you ask me, one of their goals is to turn lead into mold. They do have the good stuff, though.
Caste Leader: Amazing Alchemistworm
Was eating some plums, while biting into one, I noticed that its insides had a hole. Then I felt a crunch that did not match the texture of the fruit in my mouth...
I think one of your deliveries got lost in transit.
In my toilet that is.🤮
Brewerworms
These worms have specialised into brewing alcohol for the other worms after some of them found a brewing manual and equipment in the warehouses. Wamuese Alcohol is usually brewed with Cucumbers, Melons, Pumpkins, Apples and/or Bananas, while Citrus-based alcohols are not well-liked by most Worms.
Caste Leader: Brewmasterworm
Teacherworms
Worm Behaviour isn't purely instinctual, which is why this caste here teaches the worms during their larva stage.
There have been cases where non-worms, like guests, had their children be put in their classes for some reason. Or was that a spiriting away? Results varied, though I'd assume nothing useful was learned for them, non-worms can't usuallyetraverse after all, making the theoretical knowledge not very useful..
Caste Leader: School Principalworm
Bookworms
Last but not least in the larger Mediaworm caste, along Earworms and Kinoworms, are the Bookworms.
As their name implies, they focus on literature, be it running Libraries, doing book-reviews or reading and writing.
Wamuese Literature are regarded as hit-or-miss, but very much an unique experience.
Caste Leader: Magnum Opusworm -
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