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14 mentions · Books 1, 2, 4, 5, 6
Dominant species of the Borant System and owners of the Borant Corporation. Their likeness is carved into the massive entrance doors as a species Carl is told to recognize for a future test.
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A thin, aquatic alien species briefly spotted in one of the studio’s water-filled viewing pods.
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A type of Admin entity that causes cameras to turn off when present; Zev is identified as one.
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An aquatic, fish-like humanoid species that controls the dungeon broadcasting system and kua-tin society.
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An aquatic species that recently stopped the Valtay Corporation's fleet from initiating debt collection on Earth.
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An aquatic alien species mentioned as having stopped the Valtay Corporation's collection action by starting the dungeon season early.
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System rulers noted as lacking understanding of scripted drama nuances, leaving such content to private groups.
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The alien race that serves as dungeon admins, who secretly intervened to protect Carl from the Syndicate.
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A faction that initially wanted to keep Carl but currently opposes the Syndicate's easy solution regarding the artifact.
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Borant admin representative; agrees to the covert license extension for Vengeance of the Daughter after Quasar cites emergency profit rules.
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A race mentioned as similar to Gleeners but distinct, noted for comparison during the judging.
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Alien species referenced by Edict regarding 'The Great Consensus' and the existential dangers of cosmic expansion.
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Zev and Skindle's species; Carl notes he cannot determine their genders despite their distinct appearances.
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Past monster form Mordecai was forced into, during which he had to spend the floor trapped in a glass pitcher.
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