Mejale:

Typical Mejale clothing, on the other hand, can be quite ostentatious. While this rule doesn't hold true for all Mejale (the military and other authority figures tend to dress modestly), you're likely to see a lot of variety, with emphasis on bright colors and daring styles.

The Mejale have a much more appetizing view of food. Their society has retained the methods of preparing food used commonly on Earth prior to the colonial days. As such, they maintain proper kitchens, and cook large, full-course meals for themselves. (You can imagine how liberating Mejale food must be to Taraak men!)


Mejale cities, by comparison, are filled with towering spires-- when they're not suspended in orbit, as the one pictured in the upper picture is. They're beautiful, elegant, well-lit structures. As you can see, each society has really developed its own aesthetic themes.

The Mejale side of the story is a little less outlandish, though no less heated. They contend that the men completely abandoned them, taking the best parts of the ships and supplies and leaving the women to fend for themselves. As such, the Mejale society views the Taraak with more contempt than fear. Which side is right? Time will tell.