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How to survive an encounter with a Yaujta
Enlisting upon Headquarters Island will mean you will inevitably encounter
this deadly and savage species, readers are counciled to be aware that
making a wrong step, or saying the wrong thing, may result in injury and
even death. To keep this from happening, we have comprised this list.
How to survive an encounter with the Yaujta in Ten
Easy Steps
- Don't look at them, don't talk to them (Or about them), and if they
engage you in conversation act servile and be prepared to run to the
nearest member of the security forces.
- Do not openly draw weapons in their presence, this is seen as a hostile
move by the Yaujta, and may provoke them to attack.
- Discussing and sharing your conclusions on the Yaujta personality
may be hazardous to your health, we caution you to avoid this at all
costs.
- Yaujta mating habits are strange, it's often best to accept that fact,
or alternately look the other way.
- The Yaujta in HQ are considered ambassadors. This grants them certain
diplomatic immunities. It also puts a "FDA approved Grade A choice
Rump roast" sticker on your forehead.
- Under no circumstances come between a Yaujta and his food at the risk
of BECOMING that food.
- The following words directed at a yaujta will result in injury and
death, we council you to avoid their use, or the use of anything that
sounds like them, at all costs:
Zabin - type of insect
S'yuit-de - low and demeaning description of something
Dahdtoudi - "Little Knife" (feminine)
Hma'mi'de - We're not sure what this means, but its a word used in combat,
so its better to be on the safe side.
Dtai'k-dte - fight
Tarei hsan - unworthy opponent
Zazin - totally centered, within one's self
Tarei'hasan - small insect
Coward
Dishonorable
Wimp
Wuss
- The following people are Blooded and considered equals among lower
caste yaujta, they may be considered
just as volatile as any other Yaujta:
General Asha Murphy
General Alex (A.) Murphy
Wind Dancer
Otto Denton
Guen
- Refrain from touching a Yaujta's weapons, ship or technology without
permission, this may result in a yaujta wearing one or more of your
appendages as a belt buckle.
- All of this should refer back to rule number one.
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