Foxes with pinkish-orange fur, white ears, and a belly sprinkled with sparse dark spots. They are named after the Latorian zoologist Kulai, who first discovered and observed them.

Packs of four or five individuals are called the “fox kingdom.” The kulai follow the Parba camps and steal Limae copper utensils to bury them in their “treasury”. Before hiding the prey, the kulai fight each other; the winner becomes the treasury’s owner, and the loser has to provide new items for the treasury.

Despite the fact that the emblem depicts Danior in the guise of a kulai, the Parba can’t stand these foxes and breed rakoots to drive those thieves away from the camp.

“Fox kingdoms” are hard to come by - the kulai are constantly on the move, and choose secluded corners under the tree roots for shelter. According to legends, the one who finds the “kingdom” will receive three coins from the fox king as a ransom: a coin of Courage, a coin of Knowledge, and a coin of Wrath. They can be used as “payment” if, at a difficult moment in life, you need to, for example, venture into a dark forest in search of a lost relative, pass a difficult exam, or... get angry. The first two coins can only be used once, but the third one remains in one’s pocket forever, returning even after it’s thrown away, and will continue to affect its owner. It’s easy to guess what consequences this artifact leads to.