A toa of Iron saunters steadily towards the base. His mask of Emulation shines like the sun, just like everything else in this molten wahi. Rahkshi with good eyesight may make out the varied rahkshi parts added to his armor, or the large axe which seems to be made of fused rahkshi staves.
A rahkshi kaita eyes him warily as he makes his slow approach.
Metarahk decides to greet him. "Toa, your presence here is uninvited. What brings your here?" The Kraata-Kal of Iron is sent mental messages by his companions, asking him what on Spherus Magna he is doing.
A rahkshi kaita eyes him warily as he makes his slow approach.
Metarahk decides to greet him. "Toa, your presence here is uninvited. What brings your here?" The Kraata-Kal of Iron is sent mental messages by his companions, asking him what on Spherus Magna he is doing.
Fekari looks the strange rahkshi up and down. "To tell you the truth, I'm lost."
Metarahk decides to greet him. "Toa, your presence here is uninvited. What brings your here?" The Kraata-Kal of Iron is sent mental messages by his companions, asking him what on Spherus Magna he is doing.
Fekari looks the strange rahkshi up and down. "To tell you the truth, I'm lost."
See? Never judge a tablet by its... uh...
"Where are you headed, brother in Iron? I'm good with directions."
They were let in, only to unleash canisters of KR44T8 gases into the compound.
All rahkshi were exposed, it was just a matter of time.
Oh nooooo
Each kraata had its DNA slowly corrected in an excruciating process, which returned them to their slave-like state towards Krakarda. Antermina's rogue rahkshi in the base also suffered the same fate.
Each kraata had its DNA slowly corrected in an excruciating process, which returned them to their slave-like state towards Krakarda. Antermina's rogue rahkshi in the base also suffered the same fate.
Each kraata had its DNA slowly corrected in an excruciating process, which returned them to their slave-like state towards Krakarda. Antermina's rogue rahkshi in the base also suffered the same fate.
