Predictable and fully explained within known biological frameworks.
The evolutionary lineage is developed through environmental
pressure and shows predictable biological patterns. Demi-humans
classified with this lineage type have ancestry that aligns with
extinct or existing animals regionally. This lineage type can also
be explained through genetics, epigenetics, and selection.
Type
I lineages are easiest for modern science to regulate.
- Arctic Wolf demi-humans from the circumpolar region.
-
Mountain goat demi-humans from the himalayas or andes.
Civilizations such as
- roman
- Norse
-
Mongolian
- Andean
Born from belief, ritual, or sustained mythic frameworks.
These lineages arise where civilizations held sustained, spiritual
beliefs. Rituals, symbols, and identity persisted for centuries
which reinforced demi-human traits.
In Ancient
cultures, demi-humans once used gods, spirits, totems, and divine
ancestry. however, science reframes these as cultural metaphors
for lineage persistence or early attempts to explain biological
variance.
cultural-spiritual lineages are biologically
real even if their origins may not be evolutionary. Demi-humans
classified with this lineage type are stable but nuanced.
Type II lineages are observable by modern science, but
not fully explained.
Egyptian jackals or anubis lineages are historically associated
with mortuary priests and guardians, based on inhibited traits
like heightened death awareness and ritual focus. Modern science
notes unusual patterns tied to ritual behavior.
Japanese
Kitsune demi-humans are linked to long term shrine based
communities. They generally have heightened perception and are
cunning. Their biology supports these traits, but their origin is
unclear.
Hindu-Nepalese Garuda lineages are avian
demi-humans with extreme altitude adaptation, most likely from
ritualized physical training over millennia. Genetic markers
exist, but do not match evolutionary timelines.
Events that science can describe, but not fully explain.
Anomalous lineages are those that suddenly appear in historical
records, inhibit traits that have no known evolutionary or clear
path, or abilities that defy known biological limits while still
obeying physics.
Possible, unconfirmed causes
include:
- environmental anomalies
- rare mutagenic
events
- cosmic radiation
- lost technologies
-
phenomena that cannot be described
Demi-humans
classified by this type are closely monitored, ethically
sensitive, and have their information sealed in restricted
archives.
Due to their rarity and unknown nature, Type
III Lineages are treated with utmost scrutiny and caution by
regulatory government bodies.
GDHC Case Study: Type III - Anomalous Lineage
Case
Designation: redacted
REDACTED attracted
attention during a
redacted incident near the
redacted rail corridor. a
structural collapse was narrowedly avoided when surveillance
footage showed redacted standing
directly beneath a falling steel support.
redacted physically braced the
structure for redacted time while
exhibiting redacted and
redacted around the hands.
no known demi-human lineage matched the observed
phenomenon.