Editing The Way Back Home Grülians (section)

==History==
There are large swathes of the grülian history still unknown to the Inquisition or Mechanicus, mostly out of disinterest, mainly the location of their home world. From what can be gleamed from their biology and society is that they come from some heavily polluted world somewhere in the dark recesses of the Segmentum Obscuras. This home world was likely an old Hive world from the Dark Age of Technology or some other environmentally destructive Xenos empire since there was a great deal of abandoned archeotech that they had free range with despite it being mostly broken. They likely have evolved from some sort of native rodent that managed to survive in the deadly environment with greater intelligence to survive rusted and decaying environment. For who knows how long, the grülians managed to exist in relative peace until like many other inferior lifeforms, it was shattered by the common of some ork WAAAGGGHHH! that swept over the planet stomping everything that resisted. Once the fight was over, the orks have conquered the world, and taking everything they could for their next fight, and the main thing they plundered were the grülians themselves who miraculously were able to take the haphazard ork tech and make it work, making them phenomenally useful slaves to the Meks.<br>
From there on, grülians were hauled away on ork ships as 'Fixy Grotz' being of similar stature and attitude to their own greenskin underclass, being bullied to fix and improve everything their task masters could, and any Mek worth their teeth had their own band of slaves. From here on they spread across the galaxy with the ork warbands, though as they gotten to know how the kruzers work they would stage mutinies to escape to some other system searching for freedom from their lives of oppression. Along the way some of these free grülians snuck their way into the Imperium mostly in the bilges of ships, Lower Hives, or the drains of Forge Worlds. They stay in the undesirable portions of humanity, those that are heavily polluted in a way that is close enough to their home world, taking many odd jobs fixing things, trying to become essential in the dredge community by doing jobs for cheaper than Mechanicus or licensed Reclimators would. Occasionally annual purges of undesirable mutants and the like come across evidence of grülian habitation or graveyards, but rarely finding any intact societies to kill these particular xenos knowing when the crack down was coming to get out of town.<br>