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The origin of something new.
PROGENITORS are the source and summit of the species. Perfect examples of what the Collective had initially set out to achieve with the chupakri project, they are both genetically stable and capable of harnessing the peculiar power passed on to them by the very base genome which threatens to destabilize their fellow chupakri.
There are only a few Progenitors in existence, and every other chupakri can trace its lineage back to one of them.
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→ All Progenitors have displayed these same consistent characteristics: tall, bat-like ears, long tails, and fully developed membranous wings.
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ENVEXA
Envexa was the first of all chupakri, and the only Progenitor documented to successfully produce Elites. Out of all three, her offspring had the highest probability of successful gestation, and for this reason she was considered perfect: the model of this new and artificial species.
While the fates of the other two Progenitors are dubious, it is known that Vex was sold, spared dismemberment and study by Lord Threon, the Collective's enigmatic leader, who had an affection for the beautiful creature.
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With modification, the line is now perpetuated through CLS3-1 and CLS4-2, and appears capable of producing all castes, albeit with a higher chance of deformity.