Rui heaved a sigh of relief.
He had to admit that he was happy to hear that.
"However, you shouldn't conflate species with culture," she warned him. "Nor should you conflate species with polity. The world is extraordinarily diverse in culture with each species. And not all members of each species see eye to eye with each other. In fact, some of the greatest enmities and wars fought in the 'true world,' as you call it, have been fought between members of the same species. Be sure to keep that in mind when you travel across the six continents."
Rui nodded knowingly.
It would be stupid to assume that all human beings were allied just because they were of the same species, and the same was undoubtedly true for each of the six species that lived on even bigger continents with even larger populations.
"Are there any groups of more friendly therianthropes out there than the Pasupati Clans of Kiriket?"
