>>64402
Earlier than that, oddly enough.
>agenda
The lore fur that particular setting is a bottomless rabbit hole created over decades by dozens of different writers, but one of the deep dark secrets was that there was, and is, in-setting, a vaguely amphibian-ish sapient species that made tools and such but was, due to innate extreme cultural conservatism, mostly stuck at an early Industrial Age state of development, where they had been fur thousands of years. About a third of a million years ago a freakish mutation resulted in a terrifyingly intelligent supergenius member of this species, who wanted to learn all the secrets of the universe. He was ornery and crazy and stubborn and didn't want anyone telling him what to do, not others of his species, not even physical law. He advanced his own society to become spacefaring, then starfaring. Then he decided that what he needed was helpers who could help him do experiments and stuff, and he made hundreds of clones of himself. They were all as ornery and stubborn as he was, and everything went to shit pretty quickly. There was a war between him and them while our ancestors were still making flint tools. At some point during all of this someone visited Earth, decided that wolves looked interesting. It is unknown whether this was an experiment fur its own sake or whether the intent was to create genetically engineered wolf super-soldiers, but they got dropped off and abandoned on another planet shortly befure Grandpa Alien and his clones all nuked each other's planets, then vaporized each other's solar systems with weapons that made stars go nova.
Fast furward to the present day, in-setting. There are multiple human interstellar polities, and multiple star-faring intelligent species. Humans and the genetically engineered wolves have met. They don't get along. There have been centuries of atrocities and backstabbing. Also the wolf-derived species has a lot less sexual dimorphism than humans do, and to humans, who can't smell their pheromones, males and females look alike, adding additional layers of difficulty. Their females do not look much like Florence Ambrose or Loona, nor has any of them ever been heard to say "buh?"
>mythical creatures
It sounds like they're hiding. :(
>>64404
June Way is a cutie patootie. I wish the series had explored her a bit, shown the audience more of who she is, what she wants, and where she came from, instead of teasing us with her and then killing her off in the cheapest manner possible.