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| first_seen_in= [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Szaclowk & the Halfworld (short story)|The Szaclowk & the Halfworld]]'' | | first_seen_in= [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Szaclowk & the Halfworld (short story)|The Szaclowk & the Halfworld]]'' | ||
| also_seen_in= [[PROSE]]: ''[[New Warehouse To Be Constructed In The Homeworld (short story)|New Warehouse To Be Constructed In The Homeworld]]'' | | also_seen_in= [[PROSE]]: ''[[New Warehouse To Be Constructed In The Homeworld (short story)|New Warehouse To Be Constructed In The Homeworld]]''<br>[[PROSE]]: ''[[The Cupid Parliament Destroyed? (short story)|The Cupid Parliament Destroyed?]]'' | ||
| copyright= [[Aristide Twain]] | | copyright= [[Aristide Twain]] | ||
}}The '''Szaclowk''' (“'''First-Halves'''” in [[Szaclowkese]]) were the native sapient species of [[the Halfworld]]. | }}The '''Szaclowk''' (“'''First-Halves'''” in [[Szaclowkese]]) were the native sapient species of [[the Halfworld]]. | ||
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An article on Page 1 of Issue 1020 of ''[[The Cupid Courier]]'' reported that the [[Cupid Intelligence Institute]]'s “head Szaclowk researcher”, [[Investigation-464]], had made some kind of breakthrough regarding the Szaclowk, but it foolishly directed the readers to Page 2 for the substance of this information, and, naturally enough, Page 2 was nowhere to be found. A picture of a Szaclowk was included. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[New Warehouse To Be Constructed In The Homeworld (short story)|New Warehouse To Be Constructed In The Homeworld]]'') | An article on Page 1 of Issue 1020 of ''[[The Cupid Courier]]'' reported that the [[Cupid Intelligence Institute]]'s “head Szaclowk researcher”, [[Investigation-464]], had made some kind of breakthrough regarding the Szaclowk, but it foolishly directed the readers to Page 2 for the substance of this information, and, naturally enough, Page 2 was nowhere to be found. A picture of a Szaclowk was included. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[New Warehouse To Be Constructed In The Homeworld (short story)|New Warehouse To Be Constructed In The Homeworld]]'') | ||
The beginning of a piece of news about “the Szaclowk's secret” was also included in the Other News section of Issue 1056 of ''[[The Cupid Courier]]'', but it cut off mid-sentence. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Cupid Parliament Destroyed? (short story)|The Cupid Parliament Destroyed?]]'') | |||
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[[Category:Sapient Species]] | [[Category:Sapient Species]] | ||
[[Category:Halfworld species]] | [[Category:Halfworld species]] | ||
Revision as of 15:43, 3 June 2023
The Szaclowk (“First-Halves” in Szaclowkese) were the native sapient species of the Halfworld.
Nature
They had two knees per leg; their legs were an orange colour, and their bodies dark purple. Most strikingly, like everything else in their world, they were subject to the Halving, meaning only the lower halves of their bodies existed; nevertheless they had an independent, sapient existence, with a language “spoken” via clicking of one's kneecaps. The Szaclowk's mythology claimed that their ancestors had voluntarily cast off their other halves. (PROSE: The Szaclowk & the Halfworld)
History
At some point, the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids discovered the Szaclowk and their world, making them the subject of their 335th Cupid Fact File. (PROSE: The Szaclowk & the Halfworld)
An article on Page 1 of Issue 1020 of The Cupid Courier reported that the Cupid Intelligence Institute's “head Szaclowk researcher”, Investigation-464, had made some kind of breakthrough regarding the Szaclowk, but it foolishly directed the readers to Page 2 for the substance of this information, and, naturally enough, Page 2 was nowhere to be found. A picture of a Szaclowk was included. (PROSE: New Warehouse To Be Constructed In The Homeworld)
The beginning of a piece of news about “the Szaclowk's secret” was also included in the Other News section of Issue 1056 of The Cupid Courier, but it cut off mid-sentence. (PROSE: The Cupid Parliament Destroyed?)
