Since it's just their physical host, I do wonder if there's a limitation to it.
Like, I wonder if an Ascian has ever inhabited a dragon?
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Their ability to inhabit bodies may be limited to races that were present before and during the sundering as those are all fragmented souls. Dragons, being alien to our star and a complete soul may be simply immune to ascians taking control of them.
Unfortunately, I don't think dragons would be immune to Ascian control, assuming they were compatible for Ascian habitation.
Ancient Allag, created by the Ascians, was able to create Neurolinks to control Meracydian Dragons in order to have them perpetuate Bahamut. If they could control dragons with machines, then why not with their souls?
Bear in mind that Lahabrea was shown with a flick of the wrist to be able to rouse Isgebind in the Stone Vigil, and impel it to attack after imbuing it with his dark powers.
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"I thought that my invincible power would hold the world captive, leaving me in a freedom undisturbed. Thus night and day I worked at the chain with huge fires and cruel hard strokes. When at last the work was done and the links were complete and unbreakable, I found that it held me in its grip." - Rabindranath Tagore
I think there is a difference between externally exerting control over a species and actually inhabiting their body.Unfortunately, I don't think dragons would be immune to Ascian control, assuming they were compatible for Ascian habitation.
Ancient Allag, created by the Ascians, was able to create Neurolinks to control Meracydian Dragons in order to have them perpetuate Bahamut. If they could control dragons with machines, then why not with their souls?
Bear in mind that Lahabrea was shown with a flick of the wrist to be able to rouse Isgebind in the Stone Vigil, and impel it to attack after imbuing it with his dark powers.
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