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 Royal Apes keep very close ties to their kin, whether animal, human, or shifter, and subject any newcomers to intense scrutiny. If you make the grade, you're kin, but if you fail, you're kept at arm's length. If you try to start shit with the shifter or their kin, praying for a quick death would be wise, because you're probably not going to get so lucky. Also, Alphas are shoehorned in once again (I've avoided mentioning this every single time because it gets really old), with one of the only other screwups in the chapter coming from the baboon habit of keeping (and abusing the females within) harems being mentioned, and said to be an example for some shifters.
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-> Stereotypes\\  Man: Poor cousin! He fancies himself the ruler of the world, yet all the while the ground crumbles beneath his feet.\\  Mages: Parlor tricks bore me. Our own witches are far more fearsome. //(This is so searingly, hilariously, flagrantly wrong that I'm tempted to make a mini-update showing how apocalyptically deadly a Mage who wants you dead can be, if there's interest.)//\\  Vampires: What the undead do is their business, as long as they keep out of my house.\\  Werewolves: Any fight between us would leave each side too bloody to be worthwhile.
+Stereotypes\\  Man: Poor cousin! He fancies himself the ruler of the world, yet all the while the ground crumbles beneath his feet.\\  Mages: Parlor tricks bore me. Our own witches are far more fearsome. //(This is so searingly, hilariously, flagrantly wrong that I'm tempted to make a mini-update showing how apocalyptically deadly a Mage who wants you dead can be, if there's interest.)//\\  Vampires: What the undead do is their business, as long as they keep out of my house.\\  Werewolves: Any fight between us would leave each side too bloody to be worthwhile.
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 Most of the Royal Apes in the Hanumani Brahman are macaques or gibbons, or other primates native to the Indian subcontinent. Their Warforms are basically giant versions of their normal forms, and...well, there's actually a part in here that made me crack a smile.
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-> In their wiry and ferocious War-Beast forms, they prefer to go naked or wear silk lungis or kurtas. **After several spectacularly failed experiments with a Kevlar-silk hybrid armor, the elder Hanumani declared modern body armor "an unnatural contrivance."** Many families still keep traditional quilted silk and leather armor, but this is mostly for show these days, much as a European noble family might keep a dusty suit of plate armor in the library.
+In their wiry and ferocious War-Beast forms, they prefer to go naked or wear silk lungis or kurtas. **After several spectacularly failed experiments with a Kevlar-silk hybrid armor, the elder Hanumani declared modern body armor "an unnatural contrivance."** Many families still keep traditional quilted silk and leather armor, but this is mostly for show these days, much as a European noble family might keep a dusty suit of plate armor in the library.
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 In keeping with their snooty nobility, the Hanumani Brahman are all trained in archery from birth, and prefer to have other shifters or mercenaries get their hands dirty for them. They dress in preposterously expensive and classy clothing at all times, whether it's Italian-tailored suits or flowing silk saris. Many families directly run a shrine to Hanuman, and those that don't make frequent pilgrimages. Their upbringing makes them extremely pious and rather conservative, viewing alliances with non-Hanumani distasteful. However, younger Hanumani Brahman are starting to shake things up and go "slumming."
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+Previous: [[lb:no.nwod:11|Part X]] | **[[lb:no.in.nwod|Index]]** | Next: [[lb:no.nwod:13|Part XI½]]
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