Dragon

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How to Fuse

Fusion Range	Demon	Level	Cost	Success Rate
1-65	Coatlicue	33	544	21%
66-77	Ganga	39	760	12%
78+	Quetzalcoatl	55	1512	2%
Triple Fusion	Qing-Long	77		20%

Elemental Fusions
Erthys	Aeros	Aquans	Flamies
Down	Down	Down	Down

Race Combinations in Dyad Fusion
Deity × Avatar	Amatsu × Avian	Amatsu × Genma	Amatsu × Avatar
Herald × Kunitsu	Avian × Lady	Avian × Kishin	Raptor × Tyrant
Reaper × Omega	Genma × Snake	Snake × Avatar	Snake × Kishin
Avatar × Kunitsu	Wilder × Omega	Omega × Kunitsu	Kishin × Tyrant

http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/1572/icond304006a.png Coatlicue

Main article: Coatlicue

The earth mother goddess of Aztec mythology. Her name means "lady of the snake." She wears a skirt woven from snakes, so her name could also mean "she who wears the skirt of snakes." Her hands and feet are tipped by fearsome claws, and she wears a string of human heads and hearts as a necklace. She is the mother of the Aztec guardian deity Huitzilopochtli.

Coatlicue is a deity of contrasting aspects. As the mother of the earth, Coatlicue gives birth to all life. On the other hand, she also takes life away from all creatures equally with her "jaws of death."

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Main article: Ganga

The personification of the Ganges river. Originally from the heavens, she came to earth to clean the souls of the people as a result of the prayers of Bhagiratha.

http://img718.imageshack.us/img718/9056/icond304003a.png Quetzalcoatl

Main article: Quetzalcoatl

The god of wind in Aztec mythology. He is often depicted as a snake with pure white wings. His name means "feathered snake."

Quetzalcoatl was the ancestral deity of the Toltec people and was widely worshipped in Mayan mythology under the name "Kukulkan." He was regarded as the god of water, wind, and the harvest, and was later believed to be the god who gave man fire.

In Aztec mythology, Quetzalcoatl's efforts to get people to stop making human sacrifices earned the wrath of Tezcatlipoca, who banished him. Quetzalcoatl then went into hiding as the planet Mars, and he is thus regarded as the god of that planet. Some stories claim that Mars itself is Quetzalcoatl's heart.

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Main article: Qing-Long

A creature of good fortune and one of the Four Symbols in Chinese constellation. Considered the luckiest of the Four Symbols. Of the four cardinal directions, it protects East. It is considered the apotheosis of the East China Sea.

The Japanese name is composed of the Chinese characters for "blue" and "dragon", both of which signify advancement and success. As the character for "blue" also signifies Spring, the Qing-Long also corresponds to wood among the five elements.

In China, all existence is believed to have originated from dragons, and thus the dragon is considered the holiest of all creatures. This is said to be the reason why the most powerful emperors claimed in written documents that dragon had a role in their birth. The dragon is widely revered throughout China, and the names of the Four Symbols were carved into mirrors during the Han dynasty to ward off misfortune.

Also known as Ao Guang, Dragon King of the East Sea.

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