Ratmen, whose full name was Grain-Thief Ratmen, were the wings of the God of Abundance on the Druna Plane.
They looked somewhat like gray Dragon Cats, standing on stubby, plump bodies, though their hands and feet resembled those of humans more closely.
Do not let their short, fat frames fool you into thinking they were clumsy. They were born thieves, not only agile but possessed of extremely fast reflexes.
On the Druna Plane, Pointed Ones Tribes with well-stocked granaries often took precautions against Grain-Thief Ratmen, but those measures were basically useless.
Even when you knew Grain-Thief Ratmen were coming, they could still steal your food without your noticing. Even right under your nose, you would not spot them.
They had no invisibility ability, but with near-precognitive reflexes and small, nimble bodies, they could always evade every trap and line of sight at the critical moment, completing their theft.
As she said this, the Rabbit Girl's tone suddenly became somewhat subtle.
"The Grain-Thief Ratman's standard talent is... Peril Omen."
"You should be able to guess from the name that its talent is very similar to Gray Porcelain's. Both are warnings triggered by danger."
It was precisely because they possessed this almost instinctive intuition that nearly all ratmen chose to make their living by "stealing grain," which was where their name came from.
"With this warning, they can make extreme evasive maneuvers just before danger arrives."
They could steal food from granaries right in front of the guards because their precise danger warnings, combined with their judgment of the situation, allowed them to continually weave through the guards' blind spots.
Of course, their Peril Omen talent still could not compare with Gray Porcelain's.
Gray Porcelain's Danger Sense reached straight to the source, a talent that could be called conceptual in nature. The