#necroz

Necroz of Xerneas: Unless Xerneas and Gaialeo have been leaving seedlings of the Tree around Laurana as a contingency plan, I haven’t heard of another Tree of Life.

I’m not even sure how that would work, as the Tree regulates the system of reincarnation. I think. I would have to ask Gaialeo to be sure, but it’s a fairly important tree, I doubt there’s multiples.

Necroz of Articuno: Forgive me if such a revelation appalls you, but it is the truth. I know those of his ilk are known to prey on those of your kind, but understand that Necroz is a whole being, lending parts of himself to the summoners so that they may destroy the corruption of the Shaad.

Necroz of Articuno: Though we rarely go into Synchros during battle, sometimes the Shaad are just too much.

Necroz of Articuno: We’re under no force to help the summoners, but as we have a stake in this war for mortality against the Shaad, the Ritual compels us to their call and we lend our aid. I understand you say such things with due respect, but it did come off as a bit hostile.

The Shaad are a blight too powerful to be destroyed yet, as we’ve found no reliable means of doing so. It’s why the summoners and their allied clans are trying to find the source of the Shaad: to see if they can be stopped from there, while trying to manage the infection and fight off the infected. It’s quite the task.

Necroz of Lugia: Necroz summoners like Arvo can use my abilities to help protect his group or fight off some powerful enemy he probably wouldn’t be able to fend off on his own. I may be wrong, it might’ve been a while since I was last summoned, but I think it’s some sort of sacrilege on this continent to summon a Necroz. A bit ironic in my opinion.

Arvo?: It’s less that Arvo has to adapt, more that I have to adapt to him. The addition of fire to psychic and flight is not as uncomfortable you may think.

Necroz of Lugia: Becoming a Necroz is a bit more grim than you think, though. If you’re referring to the Necroz Ritual, then that’s easy: draw an eight-pointed star, invoke the name of a legendary, then perform a sacrifice, either of your own or of someone else.  Anyone can perform the ritual. 

But, to truly access the power of the Necroz and become a Necroz Summoner...

Necroz of Lugia: I am known as Necroz of Lugia. This is the nature of Necroz, in that we’re completely separate from the base pokemon we’re summoned on.

[Necroz seen so far and Necroz Info pages have been partially unlocked!]