Grebe-Korora, a Visitor. The Visitors represented the male gender within the indigenous species of Ahch-To, who were called the Lanai. These individuals primarily existed as hunter-gatherers, spending their time on the ocean, navigating the turbulent waters in handmade boats. Each month, the Visitors would return to the land, bringing with them a substantial collection of resources, ensuring sustenance until their subsequent hunting expedition for food and other necessities. During these intervals, the Caretakers and Visitors engaged in celebrations, fostering reconciliation and strengthening bonds during this brief, yet significant, period.
