Two Ears

Pseudos were a humanoid-like race of extraterrestrial beings that were renowned as cultured navigators, fine fighters, and detailed cataloggers and map-writers. They frequently occupied various planets as a means of efficiently mapping and cataloging planetary activities, weather patterns, and other phenomena, even making frequent checks on populations and growth as a means of planning trades and other offerings. Although each Type of Pseudo works independently, they still collaborate in detailing intergalactic activity.

However, sometimes they may encroach on territory that was not meant to be walked upon by foreign visitors. Whenever this happens, a plan of attack is usually immediately triggered if danger threatens their race to any degree.

01 - Fresh Ground
Each Pseudo usually independently navigated their way towards a planetary system via use of previously logged maps and journalings, usually to make a frequent trip to initiate a near-monthly census on a planet's population, economy, and poverty-level. No Pseudo usually assigned specific planets to any Pseudos, unless the specific Pseudo-Type was deemed necessary for the job at hand. Meanwhile, an adolescent Pseudo pored over various maps, journals and notebooks that were filled to the margin with meticulous handwriting, diagrams, and graphs.

"No!" He hissed softly to himself. "There are no planets in need of logging . . . "

He closed the thick, worn notebook he held in his hands, and he had proceeded to replace it back into its designated binder, whereas he then slipped it back into a neat filing cabinet with ease. Although his efforts at finding an uncataloged planet were discouraged, he still felt that there was something to find. He stood there, pondering.

"I may as well go free-searching." He muttered, grumpily.