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Kiladako are half alien - half robot creatures that live widespread among many galaxies. They have a large empire led by Kiladako-A1- The first Kiladako. A1 was a scientific experiment that escaped and went on to create more of his kind.
The basic structure of a Kiladako is an organic brain in a robotic body. It is equipped with several tools and weapons which can be stored inside its body.
Kiladako fly with an EMAC- An "exotic matter core" which enables them to float effortlessly in strong gravity. The jet on the back is only for propulsion and the wings are only for balance and steering.
Despite having an organic brain, Kiladako are infamous for not having real feelings. They do not show any compassion or care for other beings, only loyalty to their empire.
"We do not feel any pain or fear. Only hate." ~ Kiladako-T19.
All Kiladako speak Dakii, but most are fluent in many other languages.
Every Kiladako is programmed under the "Kiladako Code"- A set of rules that keep them from malfunctioning or rebelling. The core values of the Kiladako Code have one goal above all - research. Kiladako love science and learning and will go to extremes just to collect a sample of DNA or study a new type of plant - often to the point of weakness. Kiladako hope that as long as they find out as much as they can about the universe, they will one day be able to rule it with their technology or someday be able to become mortal.
Intergalactic Relations
Kiladako are very proud, and they often enjoy talking about how great their empire is.
They have research stations set up on planets all over the Milky Way, mainly on the Scutum and Sagittarius arms.
Precious items or money do not matter in their empire. Research is the only thing they value, and they will literally do anything to get it.
The Omnis is the kiladako's worst enemy. The two races despise each other, and many lives were lost between their hatred.
History
Kiladako history is not well documented, and public records are frequently found mysteriously damaged or forcibly removed.
A full timeline of what is known can be found here: Kiladako Timeline