Solstice Conquest War Basarios

Back story
The Solstice Conquest War Basarios is a Basarios individual that failed to turn into a Gravios due to a tumour in its brain. The same tumour caused it to keep on growing bigger, eventually causing its normal shell to break from pressure. To prevent it from burning to death in the volcanic heat it had no choice but to raid nearby caravans and supply carriages to steal their armor and weapons to forge on to its own body. As time went on it began stealing weapons meant for town and fort defence lines, mostly including cannons. The Basarios began to use the weapons as part of its own body, and ended up attaching them as sort of an upgrade.

Now bigger than a normal Gravios, the Solstice Conquest War Basarios now resembles a living turrent/fortress while underground and uses its weapons on its back to attack foes without having to emerge.

Aesthetic Differences
Twice the size of a Gravios, much deeper roars, shell is covered with spiky dark grey metal. The back is a daggered hill shaped formation with three hallowed out rings around it with holes that contain cannons looking like those on the Dragonship. Surrounding it also are pieces of metal. When it emerges out of the ground it has a long silver blade that it fixed around its true tail. Similar looking blades are on the sides of its wings. Upon the area of its neck where a player would usually mount a Basarios lies a black ballista fixed into the shell and appears to be able to be fired by use of its shoulders and back muscles. Its head is also shaped differently, its top horns are further apart and lower, also being longer in length. Its eyes are orange with red pupils.

Mount
Shockingly, players cannot mount the Solstice Conquest War Basarios, as there's no flay and solid place to mount on it.

Interactions with The Frenzy/Apex
Since it is a Conquest War monster it is immune to The Frenzy in every way.

Trivia

 * SCW Basarios' creation was inspired by the original concept for Ostagaroa which was meant to be a living fortress with two heads.