The Remains of the Time Loop

Collected knowledge of unknown entity: 80%

"..." Krakarda used LAZY STARE!

You are going on a track of logic that is admirable, however, Krakarda fixed that problem by condensing the timeline. Let's see if I can explain it in easy terms.

Normally, the location is in a loop, jumping back and forth from past to future.
Krakarda froze the present/"past" area with slow/stasis, keeping it in the present for when the future spacetime came along.
When the future spacetime came into effect, it existed in the, "same moment" as the present/past spacetime which was frozen.
Both the past and future points in spacetime became frozen and occupied the same 3D location, much like stopping a skipping record on its player.
With the Flux in spacetime essentially put on, "pause," portals were able to get a lock on the location just as they would with a regular location.


If this is not how the place loops in time, it is of course your call.

By pausing it you have kept it one condition either past or future. If the stasis/slow stops movement in the area then only one is there. 

I this is the case, then the portal would be able to lock on the present without getting the other spacetime.

Another electric field stunned the toa with more intensity and duration then before. Krakarda wasn't going to waste his breath on whoever he deemed far beneath him.

Kron smiled to himself. 

"Oh sorry, did I remind you that you're not the Great Spirit? All the Makuta think the same thing, and only one of them can back it up with any proof. And, oh look, that one died as well"

Another, even stronger shock seized control of Toa Kron, causing greater pain then before. 

Then all he would be able to collect would be The Oracle's sense of reasoning which was evident in the way he/she/it spoke, along with spoken scraps of its purpose and/or, "past."

The Base gets mad and extends itself past the portals shutting them down, if this continues this time loop would spread.


"Stop, let me deactivate the device. That should shut it off."