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'''Whiirh, the Western Wind''', reigns over [[element|Elemental]] Air as one of the four powerful leaders of the elements referenced in the [[:Category:Mythology|Mythos]] of [[Achaea]] (the other three being [[Garash]], [[Kkractle]], and [[Sllshya]]). Though possessed of incomprehensibly foreign thought-patterns, this Elemental Lord was nonetheless forced into compliance with the [[Triumvirate (mythology)|Triumvirate's]] goals during the [[War of Humanity]] through the [[God]] [[Agatheis|Agatheis's]] newfound power of elemental control. Though unable to leave his elemental [[:Category:Planes|plane]], Whiirh was able to increase Agatheis's elemental ability from afar, such that the God could summon vast armies of air [[elementals]] with which to carry out His bidding on [[Nishnatoba]]. | '''Whiirh, the Western Wind''', reigns over [[element|Elemental]] Air as one of the four powerful leaders of the elements referenced in the [[:Category:Mythology|Mythos]] of [[Achaea]] (the other three being [[Garash]], [[Kkractle]], and [[Sllshya]]). Though possessed of incomprehensibly foreign thought-patterns, this Elemental Lord was nonetheless forced into compliance with the [[Triumvirate (mythology)|Triumvirate's]] goals during the [[War of Humanity]] through the [[God]] [[Agatheis|Agatheis's]] newfound power of elemental control. Though unable to leave his elemental [[:Category:Planes|plane]], Whiirh was able to increase Agatheis's elemental ability from afar, such that the God could summon vast armies of air [[elementals]] with which to carry out His bidding on [[Nishnatoba]]. | ||
To this day, the whereabouts and intentions of Whiirh remain unfathomable and unknown to all | To this day, the whereabouts and intentions of Whiirh remain unfathomable and unknown to all. | ||
[[Category:Historical Figures]] | [[Category:Historical Figures]] | ||
Revision as of 22:02, 7 April 2013
Whiirh, the Western Wind, reigns over Elemental Air as one of the four powerful leaders of the elements referenced in the Mythos of Achaea (the other three being Garash, Kkractle, and Sllshya). Though possessed of incomprehensibly foreign thought-patterns, this Elemental Lord was nonetheless forced into compliance with the Triumvirate's goals during the War of Humanity through the God Agatheis's newfound power of elemental control. Though unable to leave his elemental plane, Whiirh was able to increase Agatheis's elemental ability from afar, such that the God could summon vast armies of air elementals with which to carry out His bidding on Nishnatoba.
To this day, the whereabouts and intentions of Whiirh remain unfathomable and unknown to all.