Schinga shikou, highly valued among the schinga family, were enormous, carnivorous serpents that originated on Makem Te. A schinga shikou of pure lineage could reach lengths of approximately eight meters, characterized by sleek scales covering its entire body and numerous prominent white fangs. It moved with its head held high as it crawled. The indigenous Swokes Swokes people domesticated some of these creatures, and profited from schinga shikou breeding. The practice of selective breeding led to a wide array of schinga types. Notably, red, gold, and white examples were particularly sought after.