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Indrel arms typically don't have much more striking power than a human's, but their shoulder-claws can squeeze with enormous pressure. They dig this way, latching onto a handful of rock, and slowly squeezing their claws into it until it's able to be pulled out.

Also, most of Yannit's understanding of humanity comes from the various stories she would ask traveling humans to tell.

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Wat

headcrush friends are the best :v

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2026-09-26 21:00 WHY WON'T YOU CRUSH HEADS FOR ME >:V
2017-05-30 22:25 WHY WON'T YOU CRUSH HEADS FOR ME >:V

WHY WON'T YOU CRUSH HEADS FOR ME >:V

Aethel the Unwise

Kass' various expressions in this one are awesome. I particularly like the last panel.

Aethel the Unwise

Oops, hit enter too soon. Funny thing, i still read think of Kass as human--it might be my imagination, but his/her expressions and mannerisms still strike me as human. Though it could be that Kass is a matriarch--the one matriarch we saw had more human-like mannerisms than the male yinglets.

Jixstun

Always good to see more Yannit, the good friend who may or may not also be a ticking time-bomb of insanity.

thepatreonaccount

I was waiting for the moment Lopin met Yannit. Was not disappointed. :D

Max Last

Awwwwww. Poor Lopin doing the baby Yinglet cling. That's totally what that is, isn't it? Tell me they carry them around like that, because it is adorable.

valsalia

Good eye, then! I do try and pose him in "human in a yinglet body" ways, small as the difference may be.

Thorin N. Tatge

Yannit is so good. :))) I also love her sense of timing. Here and before when she quietly interjects a "Hello smallkasss" or something like that.