Wind Spirit Research Paper

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CREATION MYTH

Every month after earth creation there is a meeting between wind and sea they go to meeting to discuss environmental issues even though the meeting every month shows how they were in a good relationship most of the time there will be an altercation between this two spirits even though the sea spirit is dominant the wind spirit plays a huge role too. On the 3rd meeting between this two spirits an argument breaks out on it was mostly about Windansea it's a great restaurant they are known for their french onion soup. The sea spirit wanted this restaurant because it was their main source of salt. The wind spirit needed this restaurant because it was the main source of carb. The wind spirit wanted to show how they can threaten the sea spirit so that they can give them the restaurant the wind spirit tested their new hydrogen bomb nuclear weapon near the sea spirits border the nuclear bomb was called¨ tornado¨ after seeing
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even though they backed away from declaring a war. The chief of the wind spirit said” we might have to wait till the next season to take it back from the sea season so that they won't have as much soldiers as they have now” but there was a god this whole time that was watching the altercation between them and it was the creation god that created everything and his name was” big Papi abel” he called the wind and the sea spirit for a meeting with him the sea spirit(chief) started the conversation by saying “the Windansea was intended to be ours and we deserve it” well as expected the wind spirit(chief) begged the creation god by saying” without the Windansea we won't be able to have enough food supplements to feed our soldiers and keep up with the environmental

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