OlMosts

OlMosts are a fictional species from the speculative fiction genre. They are often depicted as beings who exist in a perpetual state of transition, neither fully one thing nor another. This liminal existence is a core characteristic, influencing their physiology, psychology, and social structures. Their physical forms may be described as fluid or ambiguous, capable of shifting between different states or appearances. This ambiguity can extend to their senses and understanding of the world, as they may perceive realities that are inaccessible to more defined beings.

The concept of OlMosts often explores themes of identity, belonging, and the nature of reality. Because they do not fit neatly into established categories, they frequently find themselves on the fringes of societies, observed with curiosity, suspicion, or even fear. Their internal experiences are often portrayed as complex, grappling with a sense of incompleteness or a constant yearning for definition. However, some narratives also present them as possessing unique insights or abilities derived from their unique perspective, offering a different understanding of existence. The term "OlMosts" itself suggests a state of being "almost" something, highlighting their inherent incompleteness or potential.