Romanovian Elemental

Romanovian Elementals are Elementals that have migrated from Tokavaig to Romanov through some method, and over generations, have adapted to the harsher conditions of Romanov.

Physiology & Behaviour
There is little information of how Romanovian Elementals came to be. A common theory is that Undine have crossed the seas to meet Romanovian humans and through a rare occurence, have Elemental children as opposed to human children in which an Undine-human relationship would usually produce. Over the years, new generations of Elemental children have adapted to the battle-based wilderness of the Romanov.

While Tokavaig wildlife is adapted for mischief and pranks, Romanov wildlife is adapted for battle. As such, Romanovian Elementals have blended in and ditched their old, pranky culture for more serious mannerisms.

The young are still similiar to regular Elementals, but at the age of 13 human years, they will sprout into Romanov's own set of four possible elementals - adapted to their environment and suited for combat.

Combined with their powerful specialization and regenerative capabilities, Romanovian Elementals are a force to be reckoned with.

Breeding
Their breeding physiology is identical to that of Tokavaig Elementals, however, Romanovian Elementals are more aggresive than their homeland brethren, and older ones will not hestitate to perform the act of rape after defeating a human opponent of the opposite gender.

Younger ones, however, shy away from the concept of an after-battle shag and lust only for battle.

Weaknesses

 * They are limited only to their element in terms of magic usage.
 * Unlike their Tokavaig counterparts who love to think with a clear mind and have their brains outside the box, Romanovian Elementals stereotypically tend to be more predictable due to their aggresive behaviour.
 * Each variety has their own weaknesses.

Subvarieties

 * Romanovian Gnome
 * Romanovian Salamander
 * Romanovian Sylpheed
 * Romanovian Undine

Trivia

 * Their aggresive nature makes them a popular choice when it comes to selecting and training gladitorial combatants.