Necromancy

The power to bring the dead back to life.

History
Necromancy is a rare power that is most often found in France or within families of French heritage. It was a mutated gene in the 1700-1800's during the plague, mutated originally from a young man, Barnabé Jaug, who was an empath and was losing many of his friends and family members.

Genetics
Those who have Necromancy are more likely to be an empath.

Power Names and Rarity
Omnitude Necromancy (1) - The ability to lift anything to life.

**Botantude Necromancy (2) - The ability to lift plants to life.

**Homintude Necromancy (2) - The ability to lift humans to life.

**Thertude Necromancy (3) - The ability to lift large animals to life (elephants, giraffes, etc.)

Thermicrotude Necromancy (4) The ability to lift small animals to life (mice, rabbits, etc.)

Power Traits
**Trophcy (1) - Creations that heal over time.

**Repar (2) - The ability to repair and heal the brain of a creation.

Drachal (2) - The ability to be able to control your creations.

Users
Clementine Faucheux - Omnitude Necromancy

Kracht Stroud - Thermicrotude Necromancy (Drachal)

Barnabé Jaug - Homintude Necromancy (Repar)

Lisette Pasteur - Omnitude Necromancy (Trophcy)

Trivia
- Tends to skip one generation at a time

- Some people with Necromancy may have two different types at once.

- Studied by Florent Pasteur, who had a daughter with Necromanic powers.

- The original names of the powers were extremely vague, being "Human Necromancy," and "Small Animal Necromancy." The names were revamped around the 2000's by the Union of Global Surveillance (UGS).