Editing Princess: The Hopeful (section)

====Storms====
The opposite of Tears. Their philosophy is simple: [[Angry Marines|DESTROY THE DARKNESS AND THE COURT OF TEARS UNTIL NOT EVEN ASHES REMAIN!!]] To them the collateral damage doesn't matter, and they particularly hate the Queen of Tears for betraying the Queen of Storms to the Darkness for her own benefit.

The advantage Storms offers is battle magic that's powerful (especially against the Darkness and the Tears), if indiscriminate.  However, while the Charms are powerful they often have the drawback of doing damage to the caster and innocents around them as they demolishe the Darkness. Storms also have some other advantages not related to their Invocation and magic. Their Queen (who's essentially become a living tornado of hate and rage destroying everything near it) can make [[Hunter: The Vigil|Stormwracked cells]], giving the Storms Nobles some fire support and extra bodies the Radiant don't usually get. They can also make "goalenu", big almost [[golem]]-like guys made out of clay and flesh, powered by the storm, who can hit like a truck, and often lead the Stormwracked cells or accompany Princesses of Storms. Needless to say, Storms are not to be lightly messed with when they come out in force. Storms' signature emotions are Rage and Hatred. Their colors are bright acid green and shades of steel. ''Eg:'' Tsubasa Kazanari from Symphogear (early episodes), Kurumi Tokisaki from Date A Live. The Invocation here is Tempesta whose element is Acid.

Also, unlike the other power sources, Tempesta ''destroys'' the Darkness and everything it touches outright, rather than purifying it.  And all those who die while (or from) using it merge into the Queen upon death, strengthening her, making her ever more powerful, ever more able to rage and obliterate the Darkness.  And if, in the process, the Darkness overtakes all creation, and thus Tempesta destroys the universe in the process of ripping it to pieces?  That'll be fine.  For Storms, revenge on their hated enemy is more important than saving or protecting anything.