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How to Fuse

Fusion Range	Demon	Level	Cost	Success Rate
1-15	Cockatrice	8	32	68%
16-33	Tarasque	17	144	55%
-	Bai Suzhen	23	?	?%
34-85	Basilisk	43	924	17%
86-101	Typhon	51	1300	14%
102+	Nidhoggr	57	1624	5%
Special Fusion	Kingu	64	2048	10%
Special Fusion	Vasuki	81	?	1%

Elemental Fusions
Erthys	Aeros	Aquans	Flamies
Down	Down	Down	Down

Race Combinations in Dyad Fusion
Vile+Wild Bird	Vile+Raptor	Vile+Godly Beast	Wild Bird+Tyrant
Raptor+Reaper	Raptor+Destroyer	Evil Demon+Dragon King	Evil Demon+Fallen Angel
Reaper+Dragon King	Reaper+Dragon	Dragon King+Destroyer	Dragon King+Tyrant
Godly Beast+Brute	Holy Beast+Tyrant	Beast+Destroyer	Destroyer+Dragon
Guardian+Foul	Tyrant+Dragon

Cockatrice

Main article: Cockatrice

A monster born from a rooster's egg (or a hen's egg sired by a toad)) that is incubated by a snake. It resembles a cross between a chicken and a snake. The Cockatrice is closely related to the Basilisk, and the two are sometimes seen as male and female version of the same creature. Its breath is poison, and those who see or touch it are turned to stone.

The Cockatrice's chicken-like appearance is thought to be a later derivation from word "cock" (rooster) in its name.

Tarasque

Main article: Tarasque

A dragon said to dwell in the Rhone River of central France. It is the child of the sea creature Leviathan and the monster Onachus. The Tarasque has the head of a lion and a sharp, pointed tail. It has a turtle-like shell covered with countless thorns on its back, and it breathes poison gas and leaves flaming droppings in its wake. It has a ferocious nature and will catch and eat human children and young women.

While on a journey to preach the Gospel, The Christian saint Martha visited the village or Nerluc, where the Tarasque lived. When the beast attacked her, she did not waver, but Held out her crucifix and sprinkled holy water on it, and the Tarasque became docile. Drawn by this amazing sight, the villagers gathered and attacked the beast en masse and drove it away.

The place where the Tarasque was defeated was named Tarascon. There, people celebrate the Tarasque Festival each year on the last Saturday in June. A woman dressed as Saint Martha and a float shaped like the Tarasque parade through town, commemorating the legendary event.

Bai Suzhen

Main article: Bai Suzhen

Basilisk

Main article: Basilisk

In European bestiaries and legends, a basilisk is a legendary reptile reputed to be king of serpents and said to have the power to cause death with a single glance.

Typhon

Main article: Typhon

Typhon was the last son of Gaia, fathered by Tartarus and is the deadliest monster in Greek mythology. When Zeus imprisoned the Titans, it caused pain to Gaia (Tartarus was her bowels). So Gaia sent Typhon to destroy Zeus as an act of revenge. Typhon was depicted as having having a human upper half and a bottom half covered in snake coils. Its body is covered in wings and fire.

Nidhoggr

Main article: Nidhoggr

A dragon of Norse mythology, sometimes described as a snake. Its name means "one who burns with rage." it is usually depicted as a all-black dragon with huge wings.

Nidhoggr lives with many other serpents in the spring of Hvergelmir, in Niflheim. It continually gnaws at the roots of the world tree Yggdrasil, tipping the balance of the world toward darkness.

Nidhoggr is the bitter rival of Hraesvelgr, the great eagle who lives at the top of the tree. The squirrel Ratatosk acts as a go-between in their never-ending quarrel. Ratatosk takes the messages they send to each other and exaggerates them, twisting their words into cruel taunts. It enjoys egging them on so much that they two will never be friends.

At Ragnarok, the end of the world, Nidhoggr and Hraesvelgr are fated to eat every one of the souls that die.

Kingu

Main article: Kingu

Vasuki

Main article: Vasuki

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