Now, rather than using arbitrary terms like 'lamia' or 'drider', we should just generalize the category of centaurs to n-taurs. Thus, 0-taurs, 8-taurs, and so on. This generalization allows us to further expand the definition to encompass more than just whole numbers, such that we can, from careful analysis, derive the properties of 1/2-taurs, 3/7-taurs, i-taurs, and even τ-taurs.
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Let your OC be an element in an algebraic field, munching happily, having gained the ability to digest grass in a 4-part stomach in their new additional torso.
