The Bird Monks:

    The Bird Monks, known to their members as "The Monks," or "The Monestary," were made during the creation of Ethos, as a tribe of non-humans whose purpose was to explore God's creations and praise him. They were thus given the ability to travel to each of the seven universes created by God. During this time, each was in their "Garden of Eden" phase, where there was no danger in any of the worlds, and so they had nothing to fear.

     Upon arrival at one Universe known as "Earth," they found two trees, both with delicious-seeming fruit. While deciding which kind of fruit to try, one of the Bird Monks saw that one of the trees had a snake in it, and so they chose to take the fruit of the other tree back to Ethos instead. As they traveled back, however, the spawn of that snake followed them and made its home there, where it grew into the ever-insiduous King Zowizu.

    Meanwhile, the Monks used their newfound fruit to make a juice that could preserve one's age indefinitely. Because of this divine attribute of the aforementioned drink, they coveted it as a gift from God, guarding it with their now immortal lives. They hid the juice and hired mortal guards to keep it safe, making it illegal to drink from it in order to prevent evil from becoming immortal.

    The main source of that evil that they feared was King Zowizu and his constantly-growing army of humanoid-snake clones, led by his top general, Dom' Dagon. 

    During the time of GreatBeasts, 2,500 years after the destruction of Ethosium, the Bird Monks still progressed in the same way that they had during the previous 5,500 years. They faced relatively few changes, with only three of their guards leaving, those being StinkBird, Abben, and Sinnuet. With the exponential growth of Zowizu's Empire during this time, though, the Bird Monks were forced to make some changes, including the recruitment of StinkBird and the Shadow's Band spear to fight off the threat. Apart from that, though, the Bird Monks found more peace throughout their society than most others in the world, especially during the time of GreatBeasts when evil ran rampant.