Urjageai

The Urjageai are a peaceful and quite friendly race of Bear-like large creatures that roam the northern lands of Argosirak. They are also kind helpers and traders, living off selling and buying things. They like to travel long distances through their trade networks to constantly export and import any materials, food, and even reunite with their friends every now and then. They are very loyal within their kind and acquaintances from other races.

Their main city is the Kitamachi Peak, a cold area up in a tall mountain where the trade network of bears begin. Sukoyuki Town and Wakuma Venue are smaller Urjageai towns.

Origin & History
They were created at the same time as the other races of Argosirak. They initially lived in caves and mostly fed off fish and whatever they could obtain in the southern, less cold part of their mountainous homeland. As time passed they were able to feed themselves quite properly, and they could even act as a notable fish source to the other races. Their towns began to flourish as they were able to make trades with the other races, acquiring all sorts of materials to build their homes.

Organizations
The Urjageai don't do many organizing, and rather let their members freely make groups and do business between them. They usually do so between certain professions and merchants that allow the trade networks to flow.

Appearance & Traits
Urjageai usually are at 5 to 7 feet long. It usually depends on the "subspecies" of bear they resemble. When standing tall, they can reach up to 9 feet. Some bears have small horns and/or "hard" scales among their backs and behind their knees. Some of them can have spots or stripes.

Just like real life bears, they are bulky, powerful, and have sharp teeth with a nasty bite. Their blood and eye colour is usually pale, light or pastel colours, as well as the skin under their fur. Their large paws make them able to easily learn how to manipulate writing tools. However, their writing can be a bit too large to the other races.

Baby Urjageai are quick learners ever since they're born. They grow quickly into big enough bears to become independent quite soon.