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This gaseous form looms ominously above the islands: a grim folktale to some, a living nightmare to others. It is an all-consuming force that descends upon unwary explorers who are driven by a blind lust for treasure. Once engulfed, this sinister creature clouds their vision and obscures all of their navigational instruments. It renders its victims blind, helpless, and lost in an endless void of darkness.

It begins with a lull in the air followed by a sudden absence of all sound and smell: an eerie calm all around you. The last thing you see is a cloud of hopeless grey that washes over you, your ship, your crew, and then... nothingness.

This cold-hearted creature perches atop the tallest mountains in the islands where the air is thinnest and most frigid. It remains perfectly still, as though frozen solid, until an airship approaches too closely. Once the ship flies within reach, this chilling monstrosity takes one massive swipe with its mighty arms and hurls a barrage of ice and hail with such tremendous force that it can obliterate even the sturdiest of hulls. So many over-zealous treasure seekers have met this icy fate over the centuries that the island elders believe the mountains themselves were built from the frozen remains of ancient airships.

A tsunami of power embodied within a cumulonimbus of rage. She began as a single, fallen tear from a scorned mouse over the steep edge of Moussu Picchu. The tear was hurled up into the atmosphere at tremendous speeds by the region's intensely shifting winds and was charged with supernatural fury by passing through the magical storms at the mountain's peak. The tear grew into the epicenter of this incredible anomaly of rain and wrath whose sole purpose is to enact a watery vengeance upon Gnawnian hunters who attempt to invade the islands.

This swirling tempest of unknown origin believes that no earthbound mortal is worthy to soar among his winds. He approaches airships with a subtle breeze and gently guides them into his center without their knowledge. Once the ship is within his grasp, this turbulent terror rends it apart from bow to stern with punishing gale-force gusts and a flurry of cyclones. He is relentless in his pursuit of trespassers and as such, none have survived his blustering assaults with their airships intact.