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For weeks, the trio of weather titans had ravaged the human planet. One day they would drop from the heavens to erase a city or two off the map, and then they would be gone. Days would go by without any incident, until their massive storm cloud appeared over the next unlucky metropolis. They would come down for destruction, and then retreat into the skies above. At first, that was all there was to it, but recently, things were changing. The calm between their strikes were beginning to shorten, and the world itself seemed to be changing. The skies around the cities they demolished were beginning to darken. The days were not as bright as they used to be, the clouds seemingly locked in place, even though the wind continued to blow and howl. For miles around, rain became more frequent, and storms seemed to roll through every other day. All around the world, people began to realize that the cities the trio destroyed were not the only things in danger. The whole world was at stake.

With each passing attack, with each city lost, things started to get worse. In some places, the sun never appeared, blotted out by the layers of obsidian clouds. Entire landscapes were flooded by the constant torrent of rain, and the never ending wind kept the trees and plants leafless. These were not, however, the only things going wrong. These forces were having effects on things unseen to human eyes. The fabric of the world and space around it were beginning to unravel. The barriers between realms and planes were being stripped away by the rampage of these beasts. Humanity could not see these changes, they were decades away from even being able to detect such things. They could stare out their windows at the wind stripped land, and see the massive storms roll across their homes, but they could not see the walls of reality beginning to split. But they soon saw the results of it.

It happened when the trio descended upon another thriving city. Their black storm clouds were like a floating fortress above the heads of the terrified civilians below. From Kulog came the howling wind. From Eldingar came the crackling lightening. From Kasirga came the roaring twisters. The storm above the doomed metropolis churned and bellowed as it grew in size and intensity. The destruction was fuel for its powerful heart, and the titans did well to feed it. Its power grew and grew, until its swirling form tore free the dimensional walls above, and something came pouring in.

What gushed forth from the tear in reality seemed like just another storm cloud, but something was off. So much so, that the titans themselves paused in their destruction to watch this newcomer. They were well aware that their storms and rampaging caused such damage, but this was the first time something actually emerged from such a hole. Something from a realm that overlapped this one, sucked in by the rupture in dimensional walls. The black cloud came from the heavens, but slowly sank towards the earth. The layers of darkness began to pull away from the descending object, as it came in contact with the titans' winds. Seeing this, Kulog took in a mighty breath, and blasted the sinking cloud with a powerful roar. The moment his fierce gust struck the cloud, it blew away into pieces, revealing its hidden heart. What had been tucked within it was some kind of jewel. Like a great grey diamond, hanging in the sky. Its angled exterior shone brilliantly with each strike of lightening, but these flashes of light showed something else. Something churning and writhing within the giant jewel. What this thing was, none of the titans were sure, but Eldingar didn't take any chances. Calling forth a powerful bolt of lightening, he hurled it at the diamond and shattered it with a tremendous clap of thunder. Once again, the alien object revealed its secrets, but this time, what hid within was very much alive.

It landed upon the earth with boneless legs, its elongated limbs undulating like sea snakes. Its body was thin, stretched upwards like a doll made of rubber. Its face was locked in a permanent howl, and the six eyes that peered from its shelled head gave nothing of its thoughts or intentions. The three titans looked upon this new creature with interest, and caution. The trio was more than a match for any monster they had faced in other worlds, but they were not ones to let their guard down. For a moment, the storm itself seemed to stop, as the three stared at the one. The new beast looked at them, and then moved its gaze to its surroundings. Its eyes took in the half-wrecked city, and the twisters that still spread havoc as the titans took pause. It was these tornadoes that her gaze locked upon, and some bizarre sound rippled from her throat. In an instant, she whipped her body into a frenzy, spinning so violently that she sucked in the air around her. Instinctively the titans readied for an attack. Kulog pulled in a mighty breath, while Eldingar readied a lightening bolt. Kasirga did not follow his brothers, as he watched her movements with growing interest. As she spun round and round, the air around her turned dark and violent. With a flick of her body, she released this churning air into a powerful twister, that spun away on a trail of destruction. Kasirga's eyes lit up at the sight, realizing her intent. With a spin of his hand, he summoned his own tornado and fired it off into the city. The two looked at one another. Not a word was said, no tongues were used. But an understanding was formed between them. Before Eldingar and Kulog could even react, the two spun themselves into their own tornadoes and began to restart the storm that had been delayed by the sudden arrival. The two brothers took a second to understand what was happening, but it quickly clicked in for them. The two ascended into the sky, and began to use their own powers to aid in rebuilding the storm. Kulog's breath started the black clouds churning again, and Eldingar's lightening powered up its cruel core. Below, Kasirga and this new creature ravaged the city with their personal tornadoes. Kasirga shredded the metropolis for his own fun and pleasure. For this new arrival though, none of them were really sure. Did she destroy and obliterate for fun, or was it something else? The roars that came from her throat seemed to speak of anger. Her sheer ferocity hinted at an inner rage. Was her madness for the alien world she had just found herself in, or was it something more? What her purpose was, the titans did not know. What mattered was that she caused the same destruction they thrived on, and that was good enough for them.

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Another commission for alphabetagamma1701 with his kaiju Kulog, Kasirga and Eldingar, as well as my character Vortess.

Description
For weeks, the trio of weather titans had ravaged the human planet. One day they would drop from the heavens to erase a city or two off the map, and then they would be gone. Days would go by without any incident, until their massive storm cloud appeared over the next unlucky metropolis. They would come down for destruction, and then retreat into the skies above. At first, that was all there was to it, but recently, things were changing. The calm between their strikes were beginning to shorten, and the world itself seemed to be changing. The skies around the cities they demolished were beginning to darken. The days were not as bright as they used to be, the clouds seemingly locked in place, even though the wind continued to blow and howl. For miles around, rain became more frequent, and storms seemed to roll through every other day. All around the world, people began to realize that the cities the trio destroyed were not the only things in danger. The whole world was at stake.

With each passing attack, with each city lost, things started to get worse. In some places, the sun never appeared, blotted out by the layers of obsidian clouds. Entire landscapes were flooded by the constant torrent of rain, and the never ending wind kept the trees and plants leafless. These were not, however, the only things going wrong. These forces were having effects on things unseen to human eyes. The fabric of the world and space around it were beginning to unravel. The barriers between realms and planes were being stripped away by the rampage of these beasts. Humanity could not see these changes, they were decades away from even being able to detect such things. They could stare out their windows at the wind stripped land, and see the massive storms roll across their homes, but they could not see the walls of reality beginning to split. But they soon saw the results of it.

It happened when the trio descended upon another thriving city. Their black storm clouds were like a floating fortress above the heads of the terrified civilians below. From Kulog came the howling wind. From Eldingar came the crackling lightening. From Kasirga came the roaring twisters. The storm above the doomed metropolis churned and bellowed as it grew in size and intensity. The destruction was fuel for its powerful heart, and the titans did well to feed it. Its power grew and grew, until its swirling form tore free the dimensional walls above, and something came pouring in.

What gushed forth from the tear in reality seemed like just another storm cloud, but something was off. So much so, that the titans themselves paused in their destruction to watch this newcomer. They were well aware that their storms and rampaging caused such damage, but this was the first time something actually emerged from such a hole. Something from a realm that overlapped this one, sucked in by the rupture in dimensional walls. The black cloud came from the heavens, but slowly sank towards the earth. The layers of darkness began to pull away from the descending object, as it came in contact with the titans' winds. Seeing this, Kulog took in a mighty breath, and blasted the sinking cloud with a powerful roar. The moment his fierce gust struck the cloud, it blew away into pieces, revealing its hidden heart. What had been tucked within it was some kind of jewel. Like a great grey diamond, hanging in the sky. Its angled exterior shone brilliantly with each strike of lightening, but these flashes of light showed something else. Something churning and writhing within the giant jewel. What this thing was, none of the titans were sure, but Eldingar didn't take any chances. Calling forth a powerful bolt of lightening, he hurled it at the diamond and shattered it with a tremendous clap of thunder. Once again, the alien object revealed its secrets, but this time, what hid within was very much alive.

It landed upon the earth with boneless legs, its elongated limbs undulating like sea snakes. Its body was thin, stretched upwards like a doll made of rubber. Its face was locked in a permanent howl, and the six eyes that peered from its shelled head gave nothing of its thoughts or intentions. The three titans looked upon this new creature with interest, and caution. The trio was more than a match for any monster they had faced in other worlds, but they were not ones to let their guard down. For a moment, the storm itself seemed to stop, as the three stared at the one. The new beast looked at them, and then moved its gaze to its surroundings. Its eyes took in the half-wrecked city, and the twisters that still spread havoc as the titans took pause. It was these tornadoes that her gaze locked upon, and some bizarre sound rippled from her throat. In an instant, she whipped her body into a frenzy, spinning so violently that she sucked in the air around her. Instinctively the titans readied for an attack. Kulog pulled in a mighty breath, while Eldingar readied a lightening bolt. Kasirga did not follow his brothers, as he watched her movements with growing interest. As she spun round and round, the air around her turned dark and violent. With a flick of her body, she released this churning air into a powerful twister, that spun away on a trail of destruction. Kasirga's eyes lit up at the sight, realizing her intent. With a spin of his hand, he summoned his own tornado and fired it off into the city. The two looked at one another. Not a word was said, no tongues were used. But an understanding was formed between them. Before Eldingar and Kulog could even react, the two spun themselves into their own tornadoes and began to restart the storm that had been delayed by the sudden arrival. The two brothers took a second to understand what was happening, but it quickly clicked in for them. The two ascended into the sky, and began to use their own powers to aid in rebuilding the storm. Kulog's breath started the black clouds churning again, and Eldingar's lightening powered up its cruel core. Below, Kasirga and this new creature ravaged the city with their personal tornadoes. Kasirga shredded the metropolis for his own fun and pleasure. For this new arrival though, none of them were really sure. Did she destroy and obliterate for fun, or was it something else? The roars that came from her throat seemed to speak of anger. Her sheer ferocity hinted at an inner rage. Was her madness for the alien world she had just found herself in, or was it something more? What her purpose was, the titans did not know. What mattered was that she caused the same destruction they thrived on, and that was good enough for them.

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Another commission for alphabetagamma1701 with his kaiju Kulog, Kasirga and Eldingar, as well as my character Vortess.