Chapter 1 As you lie there, motionless, on the ground, you begin to sob. You try to remember a happier time, when the world was more familiar. You feel insane, the mask is destroying you from the inside. The others, whoever they are, introduce themselves and explain it shouldn't happen for another two hours, hopefully. Their names were Bolit, Toa of water; Meera, Toa of ice; Jagu, Toa of fire; Hakki, Toa of Stone; and Woel, Toa of Earth. Apparently, you are Kallet, Toa of air, but don't believe them, only faintly remembering what Toa means. "What happened?" you ask. "I don't remember." "Another one of your lapses, you'll get back in the groove," Woel says. "Where am I?" you ask him, feebly. "Well, seeing as that's Ceres Rock, and that's a desert, we're somewhere in between Ceres Rock and a desert. Of course, you had to lose the map," says Bolit, a beautiful evil. "Calm down, it's not his fault," says Hakki. "It's the mask. Meera, explain." "Well, it's kind of a long story, it's boring too, after telling it 5,641 times." says Meera, in a monotone. "As a Matoran, you had the greatest of memories, you were to be named Recordkeeper, but the Makuta, enemies of ours', wouldn't have it. Just as you were about to get the mask of memory, they switched it out with the Acie, mask of forgetfulness, a detrimental mask, forged by evil metalworkers. As it was placed on your head, you started forgetting your life, and yourself. Over time, it got worse. You'd have lapses every couple hours, that erased your memory of almost everything. Our current mission is to fix that. We need to find the mask of memory, but after trying for six years, we've come to a decision. You're slowing us down. Plus, you're really not helping all that much." "You're right..." you mumble. "Dispose of me." "Trust us, we'll come back with your mask. Your real mask." Bolit says, doubtfully. ... As you enter the city of Le-Koro, which you believe is your homeplace, they take you to a building, apparently meant to take care of people. As they're walking out, you hear Bolit, whisper, "Don't forget me." "I won't," you say, but she's already gone. To Be Continued...