Mozorro

The Mozorro are a native race to Cerphixen, who went extinct due to the corruption. They were recently revived thanks to the time reversal by Zora Blackwood at the end of her fight with Xerizero.

Physiology
Mozorro are a tall, humanoid race that stand at 6 feet tall on average. They have pitch black skin, though Mozorro with a heavy elemental slant may be shaded in that element's color.

While some Mozorro may express different physical features which are commonly associated with sexual dichotomies, such as voice pitch, hair styles, and swelled chests, there is actually no difference in sex in the Mozorro race. While it is known that two Mozorro are needed to reproduce, the few I've been able to speak to have been quite... shy about the specifics. They seem to be very sensitive around the facial region however.

Culture
Perhaps the biggest difference between the Mozorro and other races is the complete lack of sexes and genders. Though many Mozorro have preferred pronouns to make conversing with other races easier, the topic of gender can often confuse Mozorro who first meet with other races. Mozorro who are still learning may often confuse pronouns, or use speech that avoids using gendered pronouns altogether.

Another peculiar trait for the race is their constant wearing of masks. While other clothes tend to be very optional, a Mozorro will always wear a mask in public. This mask is often very personal and carved by the Mozorro themselves, usually out of wood, metal, or animal bone. Based on a study of these masks, it can be assumed that Mozorro don't rely on eyesight, as it is common to leave off eyeholes. Other accessories may be carved from the same material as the mask.

Relation to Other Creatures
Even before Xerizero corrupted the entirety of Cerphixen, the Mozorro were a reclusive race, with very few choosing to leave the state. This has been quite a headache for other governments in Cerphixen, who see their racial homogeny a potential problem. However, they are very generous to those who visit. Those who stay may find that hospitality instantly diminish.