Common Lusikross

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The nocturnal Lusikross is created when a Lucross is exposed to the SP-Strain virus. Their bodies become lean and slender, recycling their energy in complex metabolic processes that, as a result, make them ravenous carnivores. They use the sickle-like, calcified blade on their head to attack prey and possess a powerful bite that rivals most predators. Lusikross are particularly flexible as much of their bones are cartilaginous.