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| origin = [[Byulna]] | |origin = [[Byulna]] | ||
| only = 1963: Fanfare for the Common Men (audio story) | |only = 1963: Fanfare for the Common Men (audio story) | ||
| individuals = [[Lenny Kruger]] | |individuals = {{il|[[Lenny Kruger]]|[[Myamus]]|[[Jecomen]]|[[Kappaban]]}} | ||
}}'''Byulnians''' were the inhabitants of [[Byulna]], the native [[species]] of [[Lenny Kruger]]. The three "[[Common Men]]" he stole from the [[planet]] — [[Myamus]], [[Jecomen]] and [[Kappaban]] — also belonged to the species. According to Lenny, even though they had access to [[time travel]] technology, they were not permitted to leave their own planet. | }} | ||
'''Byulnians''' were the inhabitants of [[Byulna]], the native [[species]] of [[Lenny Kruger]]. The three "[[Common Men]]" he stole from the [[planet]] — [[Myamus]], [[Jecomen]] and [[Kappaban]] — also belonged to the species. According to Lenny, even though they had access to [[time travel]] technology, they were not permitted to leave their own planet. | |||
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In the prime [[timeline]], though, Lenny was caught by the Byulnians and brought to court for his crimes. As the government had no idea of Mark, James and Korky, the three were left on Earth, still thinking they were humans, and eventually maintained a spot as #2 in the [[British]] music charts. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[1963: Fanfare for the Common Men]]'') | In the prime [[timeline]], though, Lenny was caught by the Byulnians and brought to court for his crimes. As the government had no idea of Mark, James and Korky, the three were left on Earth, still thinking they were humans, and eventually maintained a spot as #2 in the [[British]] music charts. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[1963: Fanfare for the Common Men]]'') | ||
[[Category:Psychic species]] | [[Category:Psychic species]] | ||
[[Category:Time-travelling species]] | [[Category:Time-travelling species]] | ||
[[Category:Mutter's Spiral species]] | [[Category:Mutter's Spiral species]] | ||
