This will also be split into two pages, this page details Household Lusii, if you want to see the other, click on the Wild Lusii link.

Part I - Description

The Lusii are often found as imitations of animals, but one main sign is there. It is that they are nearly pure white. There is no credited reason why their fur/skin/whatever are like this however. They often do not go out of where they are living. Mainly household basements. They feed off Household Pets (Check below on Signs), and are often documented to have a foul smell.

Part II - Protocols

When meeting/confronting a Lusii, it is advised to try and act tough. As this can make the lusii fear your or possibly leave. Currently, do not try to harm it unless provoked. Provoking a lusii should never be the option in a confrontation. Currently, there is the MoDoBroTrUs (Pronounced Mo-Do-Bro-Truss) protocol.

• 1. Move Slowly.
• 2. Do not Attack.
• 3. Broaden your arms.
• 4. Try to not provoke.
• 5. Use force if necessary.

Currently, this is one of the only viable solutions (check below) to a Lusii Infestation. But beware, this is highly dangerous and make sure that you absolutely do not provoke it.

Part III - Behavior

When you do have a Lusii in a household, remind yourself that the Lusii are territorial, they often make the basement nearly impossible to enter from their Hives (look below to Hives), and that they will often go out at night, so prepare to have some form of insomnia. The Lusii are also protective of their young, they do hunt alot, but Household Lusii mainly hunt pets and outside animals (often going out in nocturnal cycles). They also hoard on materials from your home, so expect newspapers, sticks, etc to be gone. Their behavior can also be comparable to Lions.

Sub-Part - Hives

Hives are the "living spaces" of Lusii, they often make it with bones, trash, or newspapers. They also adapt to how the basement is entered, if it has a hatch, they will make a sort of "blockage" to stop that hatch from opening/closing. Hives are recorded to be foul-smelling and can spread their odor to the house.

Part IV - Signs

These are the most important part to dealing with Lusii, since you need a full-on diagnosis to do so. Please check out our guides on Species Diagnosis for extra details.

Some of the signs that a Lusii is living in your home are:

• 1. Pets missing or gone (Mainly dogs, cats, or any sort of fauna that is larger than your average Mouse.)
• 2. Blood Streaks (From the Lusii hunting your pets).
• 3. Foul Smells (Specifically rotten flesh or eggs, fungi, or mold.)
• 4. Noises at Night (Specifically growls, roars, or creaking.)
• 5. Broken Windows.
• 6. Missing items (Often used by Lusii to make their Hives.)

Part V - Location

Lusii, due to their large amounts of fur are often found in colder climates like Canada, Russia, Greenland, etc. Now, Lusii have also been documented to appear in hotter climates, the reason yet is unknown. But most lusii that have are documented to have less fur. Currently, over 1400 cases of Lusii have been documented worldwide in this year alone.

Part VI - Danger

The Lusii are generally not dangerous, instead, the risk comes from the smell and the safety hazards it produces. Mold can spread to the entire house and can even make it unberable to live in. That is why we recommend to call our experts to safely capture the Lusii. Now, Lusii can be confronted, but it is often considered dangerous, but we have made the MoDoBroTrUs Protocol if necessary. Currently, Lusii seem to only be hostile if provoked or if their young is harmed. Lusii can also protect your home from other Invasion Wave species but it is not for your protection, it is for their young and their habitat.

On the species scale, it is:

• Danger: 4 out of 5.
• Environmental Danger: 3 out of 5.
• Physical Attributes: 2 out of 5.
• Household Danger: 5 out of 5.

Part VII - Solution

Solutions: MoDoBroTrus Protocol (Look at Protocols):

1. Step One: Move Slowly.
2. Step Two: Do Not Attack.
3. Step Three: Broaden your Arms.
4. Step Four: Try to not provoke.
5. Step Five: Use force if necessary.

Lusii Evacuation Protocol (Requires assistance.):

Needed Materials:

• 1. Bleach.
• 2. Gas Mask.
• 3. Hazmat Suit.
• 4. Hydrochloric Acid (Optional, use if Stubborn.)
• 5. Crowbar.
• 6. Massive Net (Mainly the size of a Truck).
• 7. Any form of travel vehicle (Primarily trucks.)
• 8. Sedatives.

Required Personnel:

• Any amount of Senior Invasion Wave Experts (4 is the best amount.)

Steps:

• 1. Wear Gas Mask and Haz Mat suit.
• 2. Use Crowbar to open the entrance to basement.
• 3. Pour down Bleach.
• 4. Pour down Hydrochloric Acid (Optional, only if Lusii refuses to evacuate, evacuate all personnel except those with equipment before deploying.).
• 5. Leave the parameters.
• 6. Catch the Lusii with the net.
• 7. Incapacitate with Sedatives.
• 8. Drive to the nearest local Department of Home Critter Action Regional Office.

Part VIII - Questions and Answers

Hello! I am Dr. Veronica who works on Lusii Research! Specifically, I am the Lead Researcher on General Lusii Research!

• Question One - Why do you need to broaden your arms in the MoDoBroTrUs protocol?
• Answer: Its because Lusii will identify you as a predator and try to protect their young, but it isn't gurranteed to work in most confrontations, instead, you can call the Hotline and let us deal with it.

• Question Two - Why are they called Hives?
• Answer: Its because after Lusii Evacuation Protocols, it has been documented that the Lusii make hexagonal columns that contain items from their hunts, it seems to be a social/behavioral thing. Since Lusii reproduce asexually, we do not know the answer to why they make these.

• Question Three - Why and how do Lusii imitate animals?
• Answer: Good question! We actually do not know the exact reason they do, but we have documented that various Lusii can be canine (Dogs, Wolfs), corvids (Birds), Bovine (Cattle), Caprine (Goat), Feline (Cats), Murines (Mice), Ophidians (Snakes), etcetera. It is that Lusii is an umbrella term.

• Question Four - Do Lusii appear in hotter climates?
• Answer: Yes they can! While rare, Lusii have been documented in Saudi Arabia, Africa, etc. But they are mainly wild lusii instead of the normal Household Lusii.

• Question Five - Can you domesticate Lusii?
• Answer: Of course, but it is not recommended. Since if we go on a scale of how hard it is to take care of domesticated Lusii, lets say that 1 are cats and hamsters and that 10 are servals, tigers, cockatoo's, etc. Then Lusii land on a sharp 10 on that scale.

• Question Six - Is there any ongoing programs about Lusii?
• Answer: Yes, we do! Specifically, we have the CYBAC (Check your Basement and Call) and BeSec (Be Secure) programs going on. You can find them on the Part IX part.

• Question Seven - What happens after the Lusii Evacuation Protocol?
• Answer: The houseowner and any other living people will be evacuated to a local Department of House Critter Action Refugee Site, where they will stay for around two weeks, now, the DHCA also send a group of cleaning agents which help clean out the chlorine gas and any other toxic chemicals until it is perfectly clean.

Part IX - Life Cycle.

Now this is the part you have been waiting for, this will detail the Life Cycle of the Average Lusii stage by stage.

Sub-Part - Stage One.

When an egg is hatched, it is called stage One is called the Egg Stage, this is where Lusii start off and are harmless. The Egg's of a Lusii are unique due to their white and silver streaks. Often, the top has a translucent part where you can see the youngling.

Sub-Part - Stage Two.

After a few weeks, the lusii moves onto stage Two is the Baby Stage, this is where Lusii have recently hatched and still need to be taken care of by their Mother Lusii, usually, Baby Lusii match the form of their Mother Lusii (Look Up to Question Three). When a Lusii is in Baby Stage, it is the size of your average small box.

Sub-Part - Stage Three.

After 12 Months, the Lusii moves onto stage Three is comparable to Human Teenagers, this is when Lusii start maturing and start hunting for themselves. Most Lusii at this Stage are the size of your average small table.

Sub-Part - Stage Four.

After a year after the Third Stage, the Lusii reaches stage Four is when they are fully adults and can hunt for themselves, they often leave their Mother Lusii's Hive (if they haven't been captured yet).

Part X - Programs and Campaigns.

Now, there have been major campaigns in raising awareness of the existence of Lusii and how to survive/deal with them.

CYBAC (Check your Basement and Call)

CYBAC was launched in 2007 during the First Invasion Wave to help people check their basements to see if they have a Lusii infestation. CYBAC was considered a major success as it documented over 900 calls about a Lusii infestation. Most Lusii research advanced due to CYBAC too.

BeSec (Be Secure)

BeSec was launched in 2012 during the early Second Invasion Wave to help people know how to deal with Lusii, using the right materials, right protocols, and how to deal if a Lusii is provoked. BeSec was considered a minor success as it had over 400 calls about a Lusii infestation.

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