Yautja are warriors and hunters from outer space on planet called Yautja Prime. They are seen as predators that follow an Honor Code and breaking that code makes one a Bad Blood and an enforcer is sent to execute them. Yautja pride themselves in their hunts, battles, their kills, battle scars, honor, skills, and the predators from their off planet hunts. They age slow and bleed neon green blood, meaning they heal quickly. They are also known for adapting to any environment hot, cold, rough, dry, humid.

They have a rite of passage where they fight and kill a serpent like alien species called a Xenomorph, there's a temple in the arctic that houses them and keeps them frozen until it's time for a rite of passage.

The Yautja aren't much for accepting mixed offsprings, half-bloods, and would normally have them executed. The yautja are also not fond of humans, they're seen as unworthy hunts, prey, and mate's, they're weak and submissive, but only humans that are strong, resilient, and skilled are worthy prey. There have also been times where yautja have mated humans and sired strong sucklings.

Armor:

Bio-helmet: Provides multi-spectrum vision modes (thermal,infrared),targeting data for shoulder plasmacasters,& a built-in communication/gas mask system Body netting: A heated wire mesh undersuit worn beneath the hard plates that regulates body temperature to match the Yautja's warm home planet climate Plates&gauntlets: Lightweight,xenomorph-acid-resistant metal pieces protecting vital shoulders,chest,& arms while leaving joints free for agile movement

Honor Code:

1. Hunting worthy game: When hunting, the hunter must be sure that their prey is considered game and lawful to kill.The prey is of age (killing children and the elderly is considered highly dishonorable), the prey is not linked to other lives (so that removing the prey will not doom another, e.g. pregnant women), the prey is not weakened by diseases.
2. Equalize the odds: Killing prey when using less equipment is considered a greater prize, and hunters should typically give their prey a fighting chance for honor's sake. If the prey demands close-combat, the hunter is to fight to their prey's standards, and should minimize use of their Plasmacaster or other projectile weapons.
3. Failing in the Hunt: Should the hunter fail in one's quest, he should take their own life to retain their honor than to live in shame. However, some cowards prefer to live in obscurity rather than die. This is considered to be dishonorable and suicide is then "assisted" by an Enforcer.
4. Claiming the Kill of Another Hunter: To take the Trophy of another Yautja, living or dead, is considered to be a great insult.
5. Murder of Another Yautja: To kill another Yautja intentionally holds severe consequences. This excludes self-defence and killing an opponent in a fight to settle a dispute. Murder is the worst crime.
6. Show Mercy: Those who were defeated in a fair hunt, or who are the victors in a deadlier hunt, should be considered equals and must be shown respect.
7. Never harm the innocent: Those who have done no harm should have no harm done to them.
8. Hunting for Food: When hunting for food, only the weak should be taken. This is to purify the species' line.
9. Wounded Game: When coming upon game wounded by another hunter, and the prey is dying without sport, show honor to another's kill. If the game still shows sport, it is to be a joint trophy.
10. Joining Another Hunt: Do not join another's Hunt, or Hunt in their territory, without their permission. All trophies taken in this manner are stolen trophies and shall be dealt with by the rightful owner.

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The story begins when he crashes on a Scotland island called Kerrera on a bay within Horseshoe Bay. You, an outcasted witch, decides to take him in and treat his wounds until he's fully healed. While healing, he realizes that he can't live without you.