The Primordial Winds

At first glance, the multiverses, by themselves, seem well protected; the guardian angels who protect them are immensely powerful and hard to defeat, rings that circle the realms release a powerful force that blows away intruders, and the guardian crystals who keep realms together are known for being very, VERY hard to break.

But then, thinking about it more deeply and taking a closer look, you'll realize that's far from the truth.

Galaxy, a powerful threat to the multiverse was basically a pretty strong dragon overloaded with divine and demonic energy, which normally would have been no chance to a guardian angel. But after he got his hands on the magic and a power-boosting crown, he was a force to be reckoned with. The notably OP guardian angel Legend, while not killed, was defeated swiftly, and it only took seconds for Galaxy to sabotage the dragon multiverse with villains, get past the multiverse's protective rings, and corrupted a guardian crystal with black magic to make it easily breakable.

This probably makes you wonder; why doesn't this stuff happen more often?

Like, if it's so easy to do, why don't villains do it more? Why is the most common way for a multiverse to die is to naturally die off and form into a newer multiverse, and not intentional destruction by all threats to the triverse.

That is because of a very powerful force known as **the Primordial Winds**, extemely powerful winds that fill the triverse which even Galaxy had a hard time getting past.

## The Primordial Winds

A picture of the Primordial Winds circling the Kirby Multiverse.

## Basic Info

### Purpose

To prevent most mortals from escaping their multiverse

### Expensiveness

Fools! It's impossible to contain! It has no cost!

## Important Info

### Effects

Blowing a mortal away so hard that they'll fly out of the triverse, dissolve and be wiped from reality

## Appearance

Compared to most of the weird whatevers of the triverse, the Primordial Winds have a rather simple appearance; glowing, transparent strands of violet light with speckles of white on them. Since the Primordial Winds looks like basically visible galaxy wind, it's amorphous, and can take many shapes.

## Culture

Very few know about the Primordial Winds, however all who know about them knows one thing; EVERYBODY SHOULD FEAR THE PRIMORDIAL WINDS.

They are easily the most terrifying thing in the entire triverse. Multiversal destruction may be freaky AF, but the Primordial Winds are WORSE. People in dead multiverses atleast survive, though they're sent to the tree of death and destruction, however if a mortal is touched by the Primordial Winds, they'll be slung out of the triverse and into the void of chaos, which instantly wipes them from the timeline.

Only people among the gods' power can survive the Primordial Winds, and even then they're thrashed about. Only Tinker is completely immune to the winds, for they simply phase through him. But even then, Tinker prefers not to get too close to the deadly winds of death.

## History

Originally, the Primordial Winds were a Primordial Chaos that made up most of the triverse. Completely black and devoid of color, the winds were originally a black substance that was a solid, a liquid, and a gas at the same time.

Then, of course, Tinker somehow came to be; nobody knows how it happened, but it happened. Of course, Tinker didn't like the black substance, so he tried to make the skies a prettier color. That didn't work. So he tried changing the color of the substance. Didn't work. He then tried to wipe it from existence. Kinda worked, but instead of completely destroying the substance, it reformed as the deadly Primordial Winds.

Now, originally the Primordial Winds were as pitch black as the chaotic matter they once were, however since the Primordial Winds had been "purified", their color could be changed. So, Tinker made the winds violet with speckles of stars on them, making them just as beautiful as the galaxy the winds were in.

When he had colored in most of the triverse and he started creating gods, he actually had a few mortal testruns, since he didn't want the creatures he created to mess up all his stuff; those mortal testruns being instantly wiped away by the winds. So, he was forced to create immortals, gods.

Of course, said gods began to set up shop in the world, and tried to create multiverses. But, does multiverses were destroyed by the Primordial Winds. This is the actual reason multiverses are protected by rings; since the rings have an aura of pure positive matter to keep the Primordial Winds out.