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Azazel has a tendency of putting himself in blame for another person's wrongdoings, often believing its better for him to deal with whatever punishment that could have been directed towards him be towards him. That being said, he's also responsible enough to hold up for his own mistakes - and doesn't always step up to save another person's behind, if they're not close enough to him or they deserve it; he's more than willing to turn that blind eye.
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After all, it should never be forgotten that he has an extremely high arrogance of himself, more than willing to boast about himself, humbleness and modesty being the things that someone would laugh about if he was described that way. Apart from when he was purely a god, he has become fairly greedy and its not to be taken lightly that he is a selfish person, wanting most things to himself. This makes him very prone to possessive behavior over others, or his belongings. However, he's not completely incapable of sharing, having spent a lot of his life in competition and having to share worship with Solgaleo. He hasn't forgotten his origins, after all.
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In fact, Azazel is self-aware of himself and his actions. Yet, unlike when he was purely a Poekmon, he has stopped caring what other people think of his quirks and flaws. He knows them, big deal, he can fix them if he wants to - he just happens to not want to. Being an opportunist, after all, he'd rather only do it if he was to benefit from it - as is most of the things he decides on; having to weigh the factors on that. Despite this, there are a few that he will be selfless for - whether it be family or friends, and he would never sell out anyone he deems close to him. In fact, he'd rather protect them with anything and everything. That being said, he will go with whatever prevents the less causalities in a situation, and if it means he needs to sacrifice that one person close to him over sacrificing an entire city or fraction - as much as it hurts, he will do it.
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He is incredibly intelligent, a self-proclaimed genius after all and wise far beyond the years that his human form gives him. After all, his IQ is quite high, making him formidable with technological affairs - or hacking, tracking, and recon. After all, he has a computer on him; and it has been modded to detect and listen in on stray or private radio waves, including having his own network frequency for private communication. Mostly used with his Dedenne, utilizing the electronic signals from the pokemon's whiskers to the best of tis ability. He's able to rapidly adjust to situations presented to him, being as adaptable as he is; and will adapt rapidly to the environments around him. He's a fast thinker, and perceptive of his surroundings - provided he isn't heavily into something already.

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The History of Lunala

Lunala was held high as one of the gods to be worshiped, being the night... the moon, being held in high regard with a shrine dedicated to him, on the opposite side of the mountain pillar of Solgaleo. He was a very respectable god, humble of his position and of good nature to his followers; not exactly taking the competition for them with Solgaleo seriously. He had always been aware of what power he had, but his main duty he believed was to keep the people who worshiped him safe and happy. He appeared very calm, and would make sure that the night was not something that people needed to fear, out of worry of Pokemon that stalked in the night, or that boogeyman that hid under your covers at night.
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Yet, things change. There was word floating around that the god Reshiram had been able to merge themselves with a human entity. Worship seemed to start drying to a standstill, rarely people believed the worth it would be to make the trek over to the shrine on Poni Island, as the island itself begun to loose its ability to be a habitat to the humans. He recognized when time of godhood began to meld into a simple legend, and he had heard word of Solgaleo leaving to find a human body - ....so why not he? It would give him something other than sitting around, boredom and watching over people that had begun losing sight of him.

The God and the Mortal

He didn't want to hurt a person, but has enough respect in him not to defile the dead. He felt like he was out of options - until he landed upon a hospital, overhearing the quiet talks of a few humans. There was a man in white, talking to a woman, who looked worse for wear herself. The man in bed was her son... They weren't capable of paying the fines anymore to keep him from slipping into a sleep of death over the human's coma. They weren't gonna wake up....
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Well he'd be darned sure that human woke up.
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Instantaneously, the spectral bat made his move - successfully managing to merge himself in with the human's body. The soul within the current body however, suddenly started struggling - far more than they had been earlier. They were fighting that coma as hard as they could, and the sudden feeling of the legendary entering him made that struggle more panicked. That struggle to keep form - Lunala refused to kick the man's spirit out. Instead, he tried to find a way to calm the other down, and in the process... both inhabitants merged again; their mind becoming as one as their body now was. It became disorienting, and as soon as it faded... Blue eyes shot open, much to the relief of the doctor and parent.
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The personalities of the two conflicted, and Lunala's person quickly adapted into being the human, changing drastically and holding their head up higher. Knowing what they where didn't help him at all, and he lived among the humans for a while; until his mother scolded him for sticking around so long. She loved her son, and as much as she did; he hadn't been the only one who was sick. The humans's family was incredibly disjointed, and with a tear- Azazel made a promise to her, and moved away from Alola.

The Hoenn Region & Meeting Kyogre

Some point during his travels, he stumbled upon another island region close to Kanto. The Hoenn region was interesting, unlike his home region it was one island with a few off islands, and one village that was inside of a crater in the sea. It was harder for him to travel, no longer having his wings to fly; he had to rely on Pokemon to assist him. A few that he had obtained recently, such as Ridley the Noivern helped provide him his missing flight. He assumed, after all, that he couldn't; he never actually had any reason to try, and didn't exactly wish to come across as suspicious.
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That's when they first met. He decided to take up a bar in the region, and the other - they worked as a bartender there. The two of them had gotten along well, deciding to have a chit-chat and eventually, Azazel went home with the other - and he soon found out that they were Kyogre. The irony made him chuckle, but they had became close friends, then best friends. It was really darned hard for them to be kept away from eachother for long, and around that point is when he realized it.
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He had fallen for him.
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It wasn't that hard to figure out that Kyogre had felt the same. It took a talk, a long talk, but the confession felt like one of the best things in his life. He was happy, and he was glad.

Ruins of War: Lyeant Region

Kyogre was the one who found out about the region, and from what they could gather - the region was in shambles. As Lunala, nothing super dangerous had really come to his region from human contact - teams, and the like. So he was the most confused, but he also heard over the grapevine about others that had tried similar things. He scoffed, but followed his other to the region - after all, Kyogre wanted to travel, and he sure as heck wasn't about ready to sit down and twiddle his thumbs the rest of his life. So traveling was something he was more than willing to do.
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Yet upon arriving to this new region, they split ways - not exactly, but on a metaphorical standpoint. They didn't exactly have conflicting interests, but there were parts of Parallax that Azazel gained interest in, and joined their side out of that. Naturally as Lunala he should have gone with Kyogre and sided with the Republic, or gone with the Pokemon Association. He found he was a lot more quick to prefer the Association's viewpoints, if perhaps because his region had been tamer. Though Kyogre sided with the Republic, and he had no issues with this despite their opposing teams.
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He just hoped that nothing terrible would happen. He still loved Pokemon, and secretly hoped that the Association... or Republic, would win this new power struggle, because all in all - the reason he was in Parallax, as much as he could pretend, wasn't in the interest of their view points. Because destroying nature wasn't the answer. They aren't the source of human's stupidity.

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