Storm Mountain

“Looks like that's the center of the winds.”

“And I'm guessing where Thunderfang is imprisoned.”

Storm Mountain^[1] is a mountain located in the First Land where the Storm Village is located and under which Thunderfang was trapped and imprisoned.

History

History[]

Background[]

Following his defeat in the City of Temples, Thunderfang was concealed in a prison under the Mountain.

At some point, the Storm Village was built in the mountain.

While passing through the Storm Mountain, Arin was mistaken for an Oni and driven out by Dragonians.^[2]

The Ultimate Object of Admiration[]

Lloyd, Sora, Frak, and Riyu were discovered unconscious in a river following a fall from the Treacherous cave. They were taken by a group of Dragonians to the Storm Village to recuperate. After they woke up, the ninja learned about Arin's whereabouts and a cyclops in the neighboring South Woods.

The Spectral Lands[]

During the night, the Forbidden Five traveled to the First Land and eventually made it to the Storm Village to find Thunderfang's prison as Tyr warmly greeted them and asked how they can be of service. Rox ordered the Five to terrorize the village in order to find Thunderfang's prison. The Five start laying waste to the village until Tyr tries to settle thing peacefully with them, but Nokt gives him a swift punch to the face and used his Brute Force to shatter the entrance of the prison. The Five ventured inside and met Thunderfang, who reveals he had anticipated their arrival and is fully aware of the deal they came for. Thunderfang tells them that he gave them some of his energy so he could be freed from his prison and "grant" them the powers they wanted. He accepts the Five's "deal" and gives them the Sobrient Stone, a large gem that can corrupt the Dragonians, who have the ability to sense Prismatic Steel. As the Five emerged from the prison, a wounded and helpless Tyr tells them they don't want any more trouble, but Nokt shattered the gem, releasing its energies, which corrupted the peaceful Dragonians into a merciless battallion of warriors under the Five's control and gave the group the ability to fly.

I Alone Can Save Them[]

After failing to retrieve the Blue Prismatic Blade, Zarkt reports back to Rox, who is infuriated by his failures. Before Zarkt can explain the reason for his failure, Rox reprimanded him by throwing him to the ground and threatening to kill him if he ever fails her and the Five again. After noticing that Kur has returned, Rox hops down from Zarkt and asks the jackal if she also failed. Kur replied that she did acquire the Yellow Prismatic Blade, but it was in a broken state. As Rox inspects the broken blade, she said that they can fix it with a little wish magic, As Zarkt angrily gets up and listens to his cousin's plan, Kur confusingly replies that all the Djinn were killed long ago. In response, Rox mused that they are not all dead, as she reveals her plan to find the last Djinn to repair the broken blade.

Chaos Unchained[]

In the First Land, Thunderfang sensed that Drix got the last two Prismatic Blades, which pleased him.

Later, the ninja used the portal gate of the First Land Monastery to arrive at Storm Mountain ahead of Drix. They then ambushed him and his forces in an effort to retrieve the two prismatic blades in his possession. Although the ninja were able to recover the Blue Prismatic Blade, Drix was able to call to his allies for help, starting an all-out battle in the skies between the ninja and the Forbidden Five. During the course of battle, both remaining prismatic blades fell into Arin's possession and he was ordered to escape from Storm Mountain with the blades. Unfortunately, Arin saw that Ras was losing his duel with Nokt and went down to assist him. This resulted in the Five retaking both blades and heading to Thunderfang’s prison. However, the ninja got caught in the Winds of Chaos, allowing the Forbidden Five to use the blades to unchain Thunderfang, who promptly "rewarded" the Five by consuming their souls.