Stolions are a fictional alien race that I made up when I was 7-10 years old and have changed as I grew older. Stolions are covered in orange scales that contain a lipid like substance that allows them to camouflage like cuttlefish when electrically stimulated (specific nerve impulses usually suffice), and have 2 sets of horn like bone structures that grow throughout their lives and start branching out like antlers after 30 years. Stolions are on average 7'. Their scales shed in small batches and can either be mashed into a substance that can coat their clothing or armor, which would allow them to fully camouflage, or they can consume them to reabsorb the nutrients. Horns are extremely important in their culture, so having them removed, capped off, and banished is a fate worse than death in their eyes. The Stolion Empire is in an interstellar eternal war with the Lukians (the aliens that my brother made up). The Stolion home planet is Stolon, which is home to many gargantuan megafauna. Hunting is a very large aspect of Stolion culture, an entire government branch being dedicated to the supply of quality game. Stolion soldiers are often supplied with game to hunt when not deployed to an active warzone.

Akkipa Hokk (Hawk-like Horn) are the flying infantry of the Stolion Imperial Army. Only about 1/10 of Akkipa Hokk aren't cloned and are donated to the S.I.A. when they are still in their eggs. They are on average 7' (excluding horns) and weigh 245 lbs. Mechanical wings and dual jet engines allow for prolonged flight at high altitudes. Akkipa Hokk intercept enemy aircraft by hooking on and eliminating the pilots. To reduce weight, bone density and muscle mass are decreased, and additional air cavities are added. Expanded brains allow for substantially increased reflexes. Baggy clothes lined on the inside with reflective materials, furs, and a heated system prevent hypothermia at high altitudes. Their standard weapons are the ZG-45 semi-automatic rifle and the K-12 armor piercing combat scythe. Higher ranking individuals can be equipped with the I-3 ion gauntlet, which sends electromagnetic pulses through the target. All weapons are tethered to the soldier to minimize the detriment of disarmament at 65,000 feet up.