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> Sky-Folks
While one could expect Sky-Folks Airships to rain death on the other Deep Nation's naval forces, in truth such battles almost never occurs. There is a saying popular among airship crews, "the Roof protects, the Sky permits, the Ground spoils, the Sea swallows". If airships are, in a pinch, almost all capable of doubling up as seafaring ships, the fact remains that Agartha's waters are almost always much more dangerous than its skies, and that even the smaller navies of the Mu City-States and Atlan dwarfs the numbers that the Pillar-Cities can muster. Sky-Pirates will often target lone ships if they are not too far away from a coast or one of their Sky-ports, and the recent rise of the Sky-Empire has seen an uptick in sky-raids targeting naval ships, but in the majority of cases it will be mounted soldiers (either on Flysaur, Cloudelleafint or Roof-Spider) who will commit directly to the action.

> Apeman
"Je sais, je sais, it's a bit weird. But let me put it this way : you've sailed with Belgians, you can sail with these." - Overheard at the Quai de la Marine, Fallen Paris
Apemen, at least those from the Neanderthal City-States, make for surprisingly good sailors, and industrious (of not proficient) ship-builders. Strong, used to hard work and the habitual roughhousing that inevitably takes place between crewmates, and each born with a very strong innate desire to remain on the boat and keep it afloat, the monkey-folks take well to the naval life when they are pushed into it. Unfortunately for them, only the most backward of Deepfolks fails to outclass their ships one on one.