Galekh Xigisi

Galekh is an indigo blood who presumably spends most of his time reading volumes of interest and writing his own book.

Galekh is a scholar, spending most of his time reading about topics of interest. Galekh has a large library with numerous books, and he mentions that he had spent quite a bit of time researching extraterrestrials. Despite his extensive knowledge on certain topics, Galekh has an open mind and is willing to gain new experiences by stepping out of his comfort zone.
While Galekh may seem like a calm and confident character, there are moments when he is affected by the player's actions. When the player calls him to express concern about the impressions or interrupts him repeatedly, Galekh becomes visibly agitated and upset. This implies that Galekh may be somewhat anxious by nature, as he is quite concerned about what others think of him and feels the need to correct any misconceptions immediately. This is best illustrated when the player, unknowingly, makes a lewd comment while Mallek is working on Galekh's tattoo: Galekh cries out in distress and remains quite agitated until the player tactfully resolves the tension in the room. It should also be noted that Galekh has a tendency to speak hurriedly when he is agitated, with anger biting at his words.
After talking a bit, Galekh more or less admits that being known for something other than his intellect would be fine.
Despite his high-blood status, it quickly becomes evident that Galekh is not interested in holding people hostage for cruel amusement: he openly states that he generally has better things to do. Galekh is of a very formal and polite nature, and greets those he meets with a brief introduction and a firm handshake, regardless of their social position. Galekh also prepares coffee for the player right after granting them entry to his library, which reveals that he takes civility very seriously. However, if one insults his hospitality with rude behavior, Galekh will be more than displeased with the disrespect he receives.

It should also be noted that Galekh has a tendency to speak hurriedly when he is agitated, with anger biting at his words. After talking a bit, Galekh more or less admits that being known for something other than his intellect would be fine. Despite his high-blood status, it quickly becomes evident that Galekh is not interested in holding people hostage for cruel amusement: he openly states that he generally has better things to do. Galekh is of a very formal and courteous nature, and greets those he meets with a brief introduction and a firm handshake, regardless of their social position. Galekh also prepares coffee for the player right after granting them entry to his library, which reveals that he takes civility very seriously. However, if one insults his hospitality with rude behavior, Galekh will be more than displeased with the disrespect he receives. It should be noted that Galekh has no inhibitions when it comes to insults, although he more or less tries to keep it to a minimum.Galekh seems to keep his belongings in a disorganized manner, but he has done so simply to point out interesting books. Even so, Galekh is quite protective of his books and manuscripts: he expresses a vague irritation at his custodian's tendency to eat snacks over important tomes, and Galekh outright forbids Mallek from reviewing his entire notebook.

Galekh's Lusus is a large disheveled goat that tends to cause problems just to attract attention. To prevent his lusus from devouring any of his prized books, Galekh had a metal baby door installed right in front of the library, and he does his best to make sure the chain is in place. When the lusus goat appears behind the door in the middle of the conversation, Galekh isn't particularly upset with the presence of his caretaker. Galekh says that although his guardian likes to go to the library to eat important manuscripts, he really likes his lusus since the goat raised him. Overall, the two seem to have a pretty good relationship, even though Galekh is exasperated by his guardian's antics at times.

Galekh has gray skin and yellow eyes with black pupils. His hair is black, short and messy. He wears blue-framed glasses. It has two orange horns that stick out from its head, with a design that resembles arrowheads.

Galekh wears a formal black suit accompanied by a blue tie. His shirt is also blue, darker than the tie. The suit includes a handkerchief in the bag pocket. Galekh wears dark blue shoes.

Trolls are a race of aliens, who live on a planet called Alternia. They have gray skin, orange eyes with dark gray irises which can turn the color of the troll's blood as they grow. One of its most notable features are the red, orange, and yellow horns that emerge from its head, the shape of which resembles candy corn. The names and surnames of young trolls always have six letters each, while adults tend to acquire names or titles of eight letters, although there are exceptions for shorter or longer names. Each Troll is associated with a sign, and wears a shirt with that sign that is assigned from an alphabet for each caste, making a blood mutation that puts a troll outside the caste system normally unsigned. Some crimes often include stripping them of their sign as part of the punishment. Adult trolls reproduce with their genetic material (saliva) into daughter buckets carried by Imperial Drones that are offered to the monstrous Mother Grub who is brooding underground in the caverns. She then combines all the genetic material into one big diabolical incest slurry (where the most dominant genes are highlighted among others) and lays hundreds of thousands of eggs at a time. The eggs hatch into young troll larvae, which wiggle to locate a convenient stalactite so they can spin their cocoons. Interestingly, a young larva's eyes are the same as the color of its blood, while adolescents have gray irises. It is assumed that this change is part of a drastic metamorphosis during pupation. For unknown reasons, a number of larvae are sacrificed (to make paint).

After pupating, the young troll with his newly discovered hips undergoes a series of dangerous tests. If they survive, they are chosen by one of the various terrifying underground monsters native to Alterna, terrifying beasts better known as the 'Lusus'. This creature becomes the troll's guardian, behaving for life as a bodyguard, watchman, and a type of visceral mentor, while the young troll has to learn the role of a type of zookeeper. Together, they emerge and choose a location to build a hive, Alternia's equivalent of a house. The construction process is facilitated by carpenter droids left on the planet to tend to the young trolls in the building. Because their procreation system is not completely clear, it is not well known about, if any, distinction between genders other than outward appearance. They lack homosexuality and heterosexuality since most trolls are bisexual or pansexual and offspring can be formed by couples of any gender combination. This possibly relegates any potential physical difference in the genitals and leaves the sexual characteristic in the background as something aesthetic, except perhaps from the actual mechanics of intercourse itself. It is also possible that all trolls are genetically of a single sex if the Mother Larva provides genetic material during conception, therefore they are equivalent to another sex, rather than merely a gestation house for already fertilized zygotes. Despite this, this would only operate in such a case that the Mother Larva is the same species as the trolls, or that the trolls only exist in continuous hybridization.

On the other hand, the drones are shown holding two separate cubes with different symbols on each arm, one specifically for kissmesisstud, and another for mastersprit, and it can be determined that the genetic materials are different depending on the pair. In other words, a mastersprit pair and a kissmesis pair could possibly result in the release of different gametes, explaining why tagging in drones. The relationships between trolls are built around hate and compassion and are very, very confusing. There are four quadrants for troll romance: mastesprition (♥), closest to human romance; moiralianza(♦), or "predestined friend"; kismessistud(♠), or "predestined rival"; and auspiticism (♣), which involves three people, two rivals (♠) and a mediator (♣).