Reaper (Wendigoa)

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Reapers are basically the template of the Assistant lineage, and still exist today. They are known to be overly hostile, being one of the- if not THE- most hostile Wendigoa subspecies, and even have been known to be on the very brink of extinction. However, their genetics are most often used for descendant subspecies, such as the Infernixus.

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Their "ancestor" (not really direct) is the very unknown "Alymitrix" subspecies, which are very mysterious in their own right as they are known to be extremely powerful and deadly. Their past remains unknown, and can only be discovered through Kayyaka culture, who worshiped and feared these ancient beasts.

Appearance
Reapers often have a scaly body, with various markings and differences. There is no specific appearance as of yet, but they are primarily black colored, and their markings would be the color that would relate to their element.

Behavior
Most Reapers, if not all, are dangerous because of their violent nature. They are known to fight over everything, even scraps of meat, and are very, very anti-social. It is only during crisis that they would form packs, but they were problematic even while they were working together. Interestingly, this kind of temperament isn't even inherited or genetic, seemingly just a subspecies habit, and only other way this happens is often times in experimented Wendigoa that turned far too violent, or genetic.

Their temperament doesn't have to be directed to another member of the subspecies, it can be from a powerful Infernixus to a weak Prospectus. Often times anybody that is friends with a Reaper have to deal with it's natural violent behavior when around it, but can provide quite the formidable force. This can also be much more dangerous because they can bond with an prospectus.

They, again, are rarely in packs as mentioned before. Being solitary, they were thought to be very unlikely to mate (see Mating Season below). Being dangerous, they only have one element unless they master another element, and elements are inherited from Reaper to Reaper. A reaper can only use one element at a time, unlike dual element Wendigoa that can have two elements at one time.

Mating Season
Males are often vicious in battle once mating season had begun, which also goes for females when they want to have a specific male. However, this seems to be from gathering in a currently unexplored location, and is just of habit. A kind of gas could explain this, a possible theory is a unknown gas from flowers that blossom in summer months. More research is required to confirm this.

Mating season seems to start from the beginning of June to the end of August. Strangely enough, they don't actually mate until the conflict for mates had ended some days after August. These actions might change overtime, as they are intelligent to pass down their mating habits, resulting in different results over the years.

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