God of storms

In Māori mythology, Tāwhirimātea (or Tāwhiri) is the god of weather, including thunder and lightning, wind, clouds and storms. He is a son of Papatūānuku (earth mother) and Ranginui (sky father).

to my friend who lives in the mid-west and has seen tornadoes........be careful!

Kaladin in the storm.

Description My DCUO character, Circuit, when his mutant powers first maifested themselves. Manip of The Gunslinger art by one of my favorite comic artists, Gabriele Dell'Otto.

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"We thought it was a typhoon, but no! It was an elemental that reached all the way to the sky! Entire villages were lost that day..." -Nilfgaardian soldier The Storm Elemental is a powerful monster that takes the form of a large typhoon, warping all nearby meteorological events into one massive storm. The only way to deal with one is to hunker down inside of a strong building, such as a castle, and wait out the storm.

A personal piece I did for fun!

Jaune save Cardin Life by killing the Ursa Major along with a few ancient Grimm.(This AU he has some skills ). He believes that Cardin will be grateful for saving his life will stop blackmailing him. However, Cardin decided to spill his secret after Forever falls which caused the whole first year and some of the second year student to abuse him. It caused him to lose what was important to him. After being abandoned by both his parent and his own team. Jaune disappears to return couple months…

Vayu, the god of wind, As the deity controlling the air and breath, Vayu is vital for life, symbolizing the life force that sustains all beings. Vayu's influence extends to storms and weather, embodying both gentle breezes and fierce gales, reflecting the dual nature of his power. When Anjana, Hanuman's mother, prayed for a son, Vayu blessed her with Hanuman, bestowing him with immense strength, speed, and the ability to fly. Vayu's divine influence is evident in Hanuman's abilities, making…