#anyways if you're asking what forbidden wind technique he used

[firesofdainix]

So who was the first em of wind and what did they use their powers for? 👀

@kassycreations @mochinoodle @leesbian42 because I think you'd like being tagged over things like this<3

Also under read more since it's so damn long <33333

Okay so first, Long Before Time Had A Name, there was a great sea serpent named Wojira who harnessed the power to control the storm and the waves by the power of the amulets on her head. She has the power of Wind and Water, and uses it haphazardly to create fear and distrust over the first inhabitants of this Realm.

During one of her particularly stormy and destructive moments, she created the Merlopians and Keepers from the essence of Water and Wind. Meaning, that while they all have elemental blood inside of them, they can only have one elemental master per generation. Thus, the Merlopians attained the Element of Water while the Keepers with the Element of Wind.

I actually have a Headcannon over how bodily limits affect the way Elemental Masters control their element. To make it short, Merlopians and Keepers have different bodily make ups so that they can control the native elements in a different manner than what is known and limited to the humans. Here's the link below to learn more about the hc: https://at.tumblr.com/manjirian/i-think-we-should-talk-about-how-kalmaar-called/19auso7h9nny

ANYWAYS you already know about Nyad, FSM, the battle to become independent from Wojira and just make her stop doing BS like this, and the creation of Ninjago. The whole Nyad merging with the sea thing kind of kick-started the FSM's fear to see people extend the limitations of their body and convinced the next elemental masters of water and Wind to marry into his new creations, the humans.

A few decades after Nyad merges with the sea, the FSM creating Ninjago, he created the First Generation if the Elemental Alliance, choosing the first users of the elements passed down to him. Fire, Ice, Earth, Lightning, even meeting a few more elements he doesn’t control that weren't derived from him such as Time, Seasons and Weather. That is when he meets what people consider to be the First Elemental Master of Wind, since this one also blends in with he Ancient tradition of the Keepers.

The Keepers were secretive, obscure people, who was given the task of guarding the storm amulet for the next thousand of years by the FSM. While there is no denying they have the element of wind for a while, all of their inscriptions, like Merlopians, had mentions and legends of wind and water users, Ninjago and by extension, the FSM, haven't seen them. Thus, Nyad was considered to be the First Master of Water.

Anyways yes, the First 'recorded' Elemental Master of Wind is a Keeper, and according to FSM he washed upon the shores of his lands wounded, found by one of his Elemental Masters. Because he was compassionate and caring, he nurses the stranger back to health, only to find out that he was what he was looking for: the Elemental Master of Wind.

They told FSM their name was Morro, and that they had been banished from the Keepers for committing a terrible crime. He expressed guilt over what they did, and FSM, sympathizing with him, comforted their conscience. He didn't know that Morro wasn't guilty over THAT particular crime, however. While no one knows what he'd been banished of, FSM has assumed it was something like petty thievery. Yet, if only he saw the signs sooner...

Morro I is a very formidable and skilled fighter, even without his powers upon the creation of Vengestone. He's always battle-ready, dressing up with elaborate armor derived to remember their Keeper heritage yet managed to still have nimble and agile feet, like the wind. They can never be controlled or put in cramped situations, they were quite flexible and resourceful as a person. Because of their craftiness and contrast to FSM's more reserved, shier attitude, they managed to be closer to him than others were.

As a person, they were kind of like the Morro we all know and love: ambitious, prideful, impulsive, temperamental, but they exude an air of charisma and stoicism that made them so popular amongst their peers. His personality is immensely popular, as he is also not quite emotionally attached to things such as missions that concern family members put in jeopardy, thinking only with his mind. Various Elemental Masters say that while they are fun and approachable as a friend, you shouldn't become a thorn on their side when they're busy completing a task. They are also quite cryptic and vague when talking, but purposefully, which puts them at odds with the others.

His most famed weapon are these beautiful, intricate fans that have been recreated a lot of times and his actual fan put in museums. They use the martial arts of Tessenjutsu, which uses the iron fan. Because of their strong power against wind and their general impressive combative moves, they were able to subdue the enemy and make him yield.

While they were a formidable, strategic fighter, they occasionally alienated himself from the other Elemental Masters. Either because of his own choice, or rather, his peers started to figure out there was something wrong with them. Their only friends in this instance would have been FSM, the EM of Seasons and Weather (which I'll make a post about I swear).

While they weren't interested in marriage or romance, they decided to do FSM a favor by marrying a nice girl upon his recommendation to continue the Elemental bloodline. They had one child at the age of 20, and returned to the Elemental Alliance shortly after to be close to FSM again. Generally a dick move and an asshole, yeah.

Why did people think he was a little nuts? Well, it started out innocent- a couple of jokes and a few weird behavior, but they weren't THAT concerned over Morro's quirkiness. Everyone is different from each other after all. But it started getting worse: Morro seemed to have developed an unhealthy attachment to the FSM, waiting for him, having a certain clinginess, and just preaching about his teachings to others when they have ears open. The way they speak about FSM was quite obsessive and strange, as if they love him but not really. They also have a strong sense of 'worthy' and 'unworthy' people, deeming all of them unworthy of their elements.

He's pretty much a fanatic over elements, and firmly believes that the FSM has the right to all of those elements once more. They usually just lock themselves in their own private house, trying to take note of the history of the elements and is just so obsessed. There's a reason why they become a cautionary tale about obsession and how friendships like those suck like balls.

Anyways a few years later, when he was 24, he started acting on his obsession and it went too far. This is all of his crimes accumulating into one consequence. One day, while he was out patrolling his designated area, he runs into a group of naysayers who were disagreeing with the FSM and his teachings. And Morro I FINALLY let the intrusive thoughts win. They were a Keeper, and they are proud of their heritage, for his body doesn't have limitations. He can conjure up wind from people's lungs without the soul complaining.

They did a forbidden Wind technique- when one of their friends figured out what was happening, all the naysayers who disagreed with the FSM were on the ground, breathless, literally. Morro I admitted that they murdered them all, but without any remorse. They firmly believe that these bunch of haters deserve what happened to them, and refused to plead guilty. Thus, once FSM hears all the BS Morro I said and did, he called for a trial.

Of course, Morro I was noted as guilty, which, for some reason, SHOCKED him. Like, my brother in the FSM, you firmly went against your own friend's condition because you have the weirdest praise kink for him EVER. They pleaded to the FSM, stated that they were only doing what had to be done, oppressing people and never letting them fulfill his own opinion. But FSM tells Morro I that their complaints can help further the way he can help teach better. FSM wonders how far Morro I would dedicate himself and how his unwavering, unhealthy loyalty would go. He just HAD to ask.

The Elemental Alliance decided that he will spend his lifetime in banishment, but before he was banished off the known Ninjago lands, into the unclaimed, uninhabited territories that were filled with Grundles and various predators that run amock, he says his final vow, his last words to the Elemental Alliance that turned their backs on him. It's well-known as the Curse of the Masters of Wind.

In a bid for sympathy, or to show how they've truly went too far gone with their obsessive love for FSM, he curses his entire line. While the lines of which he said were unclear and even something the masters have tried to forget, it's said that they give their descendants' lifespan to the FSM. They tell him that all of his descendants after him will die before the age of 30; either having an accident or sudden death before their thirtieth birthday, or just having a shitty life and dying. Just anything before thirty.

After the curse settled on the Elemental Masters, they released him into the unclaimed lands, never looking back to their face, mad and filled with injustice over simply 'saving his friend from the negativity of the people. They lurk near the line between claimed and unclaimed lands, wandering from every border, trying to talk to FSM, before vanishing completely after their 25th year alive. Many say they died, their remains dispersed through the wind, but all of them are too scared to cross into the wilderness.

The curse took its hold on Morro I's son immediately: he died a brutal death in his 29th year, and his daughter died at the age of 19, then her sister died at the age of 28. The Elemental Masters were baffled at this series of incidents, wondering if there truly WAS a curse within the Ehecatl family. Needless to say, it made the entire family erupt in paranoia, fear, and anxiety. Their breaths could be their last. They couldn’t even have multiple sons, all of them dying until only one remains.

Because of this Curse, people, especially the Elemental Masters started to look at every single Masters of Wind differently. They fear that their brevity and shortness in life would rub off on them and started to alienate the Masters of Wind from the Alliance more. The FSM, compassionate as ever, tried to undo the curse, but only found himself at odds with the circumstances of this curse, forsaking those who are victims of the curse.

Oh, also! Since the Masters of Wind slowly but surely become more and more full-blood human, they are unable to do the feats that Morro I had done. Morro’s power he showcased in S5, no matter how much of an actual prodigy he is, pales in comparison to Morro I’s and Nyad’s power. Like I said in one of my posts, Wojira is a step above the rest when it comes to Water and Wind.

Because of the curse, not only do they try to vilify and erase Morro I out from records or use them as an allegory for obsession and how it can doom the person, ‘Morro’ was generally a terrible name and was almost written out of naming suggestions, saying that the person who name their infant as Morro curses their child into misery. Morro’s bio family actually was debating whether to call him Morro or just leave him blank, so...

They were turned into a scary campfire story, like the Overlord, the Great Devourer, Wojira, by the FSM, even bringing down one of Morro I’s old friends to his level. Wu and Garmadon were not comfortable by these stories, and Wu only tells Morro I’s story to children who were quite obsessive, to learn their lesson. However, he did not think that one of his students would idolize Morro I, to the point of naming himself after him...

Now time for some cute trivia about the first EM of Wind <333333:

uses he/they pronouns, if that wasn’t clear

the reason why I chose the name Morro is because it’s cute Nya was named after Nyad, first Elemental Master of Water. except, when she landed fame he gained notoriety.

either uses Feng or Ehecatl as a last name. Feng’s bloodline ended two thousand years ago after the main branch didn’t have any heirs left, so the Ehecatl line had to take over.

he is into music!!! he loves playing guitars or any other stringed instruments. they’re the reason why all Masters of Sound to this day continue to play with stringed instruments

he sucks at teaching, nor is he a good companion. they joke a lot and almost get themselves and their partner in trouble.

cryptic. they’re a little shit that is also quite flexible, their personality changing everyday to accommodate the masters.

they have the texture and skin of Keepers, but they have ebony dark hair that reaches to the floor. they look like a purple Sadako if you want to imagine him. except they’re buff. and they have a fuck ton of armor.

didn’t end up in the Cursed Realm?! that honor is bestowed upon their friend who got fucked over <3333

all of Morro I’s descendants have different pigmented hair stripes, and they’re all dark-haired. wow, the phenotype continues to haunt the family after 5000 years. anyways the stripe is either to signify his curse still quite prevalent, or just a genetic thing.

what if I told you Nelson is descended from a descendant of Wind. that’s why his dad never showed up. that’s why his mom is so worried about him. that’s why he always breaks bones. what if i told you he’s going to die someday.

probably would have laughed at all the costumes made of him, and the stories told of their ‘deviousness’ and ‘evil’

also works as a medium. Wind is the element of spirits after all, and Morro I has a better grasp over the element.

he was created for angst and comparison for Morro in my magnum opus, my Morro redemption fic TAGOMJTR. he was mentioned through chapter 1, and showed up in chapter 3.

too bad he’s the main antagonist for this new fanseason i’m making.