Ah, right. I almost explained, but then I was referring to Will and going "hey, there was a Will here once, right? ......oh yeah, that's who played him."
Remember those monuments in the Quiet Lands? At the end of them, the party gets teleported to that illusion scene and, at the end of whatever it happens to be at the time, they get dumped in this strange vortex stuff. And then a giant space whale comes out and attacks them. Will suggests that, though they are legendary, they are creatures, at least some of which living in the ocean (since a separate species, grand gaets, are known as gaets who live on land). Then later, when they ask the ex-Raging Nerifes for help, suddenly a Pandamonium Gaet appears out of nowhere floating in the air.
So, basically, my thought process is that Nerifes "summons" these gaets from wherever they hang out (probably in the ocean, but I doubt that Volcano Gaet is an underwater creature). So, do they count as summons even if no human gets to summon them and they appear to be (at least some of them) normal living creatures?
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Remember those monuments in the Quiet Lands? At the end of them, the party gets teleported to that illusion scene and, at the end of whatever it happens to be at the time, they get dumped in this strange vortex stuff. And then a giant space whale comes out and attacks them. Will suggests that, though they are legendary, they are creatures, at least some of which living in the ocean (since a separate species, grand gaets, are known as gaets who live on land). Then later, when they ask the ex-Raging Nerifes for help, suddenly a Pandamonium Gaet appears out of nowhere floating in the air.
So, basically, my thought process is that Nerifes "summons" these gaets from wherever they hang out (probably in the ocean, but I doubt that Volcano Gaet is an underwater creature). So, do they count as summons even if no human gets to summon them and they appear to be (at least some of them) normal living creatures?