Post by wholugg on Dec 8, 2016 3:16:44 GMT
THE BURA
The Bura, similar to a Hurricane, but even larger and dangerous. It is a everlasting storm, and has appeared on several different accounts in different areas, from the east, to the west, south and north. It swipes across coasts, destroying towns and docks, ravaging the living. It does die down however, but is known to take days. There is a code for its danger, 5 being the worst, 4 a little weaker still destroys towns, 3 weakened by half destroys most buildings and docks, 2 destroying docks and not well placed structures, and 1 being about as strong as a hurricane.
Some reports have said the storm "warns" the people by a week of thunder storms and unusually large waves, then gigantic waves, measuring around 125 feet, whatever lies on the shores, afterwards, the real storm hits for usually a week, lightning, giant waves, whirlwinds, 100 mile per hour winds, flying objects thrown by the storm, and astoundingly, very heavy rain.
THE AFTERMATH
Ruins of towns and ports, heavily damaged or destroyed ships, sometimes, when outside the storm, sailors lose their way due to the obstructing path and end up going some where else not planned. One account reported a ship flown from the coast 6 miles away into a town hall. It also brings new species around the globe.
The Bura, similar to a Hurricane, but even larger and dangerous. It is a everlasting storm, and has appeared on several different accounts in different areas, from the east, to the west, south and north. It swipes across coasts, destroying towns and docks, ravaging the living. It does die down however, but is known to take days. There is a code for its danger, 5 being the worst, 4 a little weaker still destroys towns, 3 weakened by half destroys most buildings and docks, 2 destroying docks and not well placed structures, and 1 being about as strong as a hurricane.
Some reports have said the storm "warns" the people by a week of thunder storms and unusually large waves, then gigantic waves, measuring around 125 feet, whatever lies on the shores, afterwards, the real storm hits for usually a week, lightning, giant waves, whirlwinds, 100 mile per hour winds, flying objects thrown by the storm, and astoundingly, very heavy rain.
THE AFTERMATH
Ruins of towns and ports, heavily damaged or destroyed ships, sometimes, when outside the storm, sailors lose their way due to the obstructing path and end up going some where else not planned. One account reported a ship flown from the coast 6 miles away into a town hall. It also brings new species around the globe.