Mole Solitaire

The Mole Solitaires are considered the rarest of the Utan Sub-Species. They are rarely found above ground and live alone for a great deal of their lives.

Description
They are the most inhuman looking of the Utan. They have very small, black eyes which are barely sensitive to color. Their hands are much larger than normal, with thick sheaths of nail that protect their hands in excavations. They can, if pressed, use them to protect themselves. The muscles are very powerful, especially strong in thrusting movements. They can naturally feel fault lines within the rock, but only from touch, through their thicker than average skin.

They are smaller than average Utan, only reaching three and a half feet in males, an average of three in females. They are omnivores, but seem to specially enjoy insects, beetles mostly. They do not depend on any others for trade or food. However, they generally work for mining companies, or cave explorers, generally for things that seem unexplainable to our human understanding. Some enjoy just being paid to explore caves, others just do it for the love of digging.

Personality
A Mole Solitaire is a creature that enjoys being alone. Sometimes, when they meet a member of the opposite sex, they mate, and stay together long enough for the child to become self-sufficient. Then, the three generally separate, or, stay together for no reason beyond they're going the same way. The Mole Solitaire seems above most emotions, but will show kindness to those who do not intend them harm. Some more unsociable people join up with a Mole if they do not care to talk, at all, if they can avoid it.

The Name
Mole Solitaires live most of their lives alone. This is the origin of their name.

Notable Moles
There are no notable Mole Solitaires at this time.