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Their reproductive process involves infecting another humanoid with fungal spores that gradually consume the host body and convert them into an Elachi. The process effectively kills the host who is "reborn" as a new Elachi with no memories of their previous self. | Their reproductive process involves infecting another humanoid with fungal spores that gradually consume the host body and convert them into an Elachi. The process effectively kills the host who is "reborn" as a new Elachi with no memories of their previous self. | ||
==History== | |||
The Elachi's homeworld was originally located within the Mycelial Network, however an unknown event decades — perhaps centuries — ago prompted them to leave the Network to reside within normal space. They have not returned since and their origins within that subspace realm are unknown to all, except perhaps the highest echelons of Starfleet Command (due to the ''P.stellaviatori'' spores that often present in the presence of their technology). | |||
Since leaving the Network, they have kept an exceptionally low profile, rarely encountered or observed — or at the very least, leaving no survivors or records to recount the tale. | |||
==Technology== | ==Technology== | ||
[[File:Elachi Beacon.png|thumb|left|200px|Elachi Beacon]] | [[File:Elachi Beacon.png|thumb|left|200px|Elachi Beacon]] | ||
The Elachi use fungal-based biotechnology with a distinct green and black hue, and trace amounts of | The Elachi use fungal-based biotechnology with a distinct green and black hue, and trace amounts of ''Prototaxites stellaviatori'' (also referred to as ''P.stellaviatori'') spores are often left in their presence. The origins and use of ''P.stellaviatori'' are highly classified within Starfleet and is generally considered a rare and mysterious spore among the scientific community. | ||
==Notes== | |||