In one story, he created an evil monster that was "fifty double hours  long" that met its end after an intense confrontation with Tispak.
In one story, he created an evil monster that was "fifty double hours  long" that met its end after an intense confrontation with Tispak. In  addition to creating Labbu, he sometimes is said to have been created  when a mountain underwent parthenogenesis. In ancient Sumerian, his  name could be written using the symbol for the number fifty, to indicate  his importance in guarding objects that his servant Anzu took away.  Served by the vizier (*) Nusku, he was worshipped at his cult center in Ekur,  a temple in Nippur. This god "uttered the angry word" in an attempt to  decimate mankind. Traditionally, this consort of Ninlil fathered Sin and  Ninurta. For 10 points, name this Sumerian wind god.
In one story, he created an evil monster that was "fifty double hours  long" that met its end after an intense confrontation with Tispak.
Enlil or Ellil