Landomiens

Landomiens are a fictional species from the speculative evolution project "World of Xylos," created by artist and writer John L. Carter. Within this fictional universe, Landomiens are depicted as sentient, bipedal creatures that inhabit the planet Xylos. Their biology is characterized by a robust, plant-like physiology, with their bodies resembling terrestrial fungi or mosses. They possess a unique symbiotic relationship with the flora of Xylos, which influences their diet, reproduction, and overall life cycle.

The societal structure of the Landomiens is described as communal, with individuals living in interconnected clusters called "Mycelial Hubs." These hubs are not only physical dwelling places but also serve as centers for communication and knowledge sharing. Landomien culture emphasizes harmony with their environment and a deep respect for the natural processes of Xylos. Their technology, if it can be called that, is largely organic and integrated with their surroundings, focusing on sustainable practices rather than industrial advancement.

The Landomiens are known for their slow, deliberate movements and a contemplative nature. Their communication methods are believed to involve a combination of bio-luminescent displays and subtle chemical signals, allowing for complex interactions within their communities. Their history within the World of Xylos narrative is one of ancient existence, having evolved alongside the planet's unique ecosystems. They are often portrayed as guardians of the natural world, observing and interacting with other species that inhabit Xylos with a calm, non-interventionist approach.