Tabby: Toa of Cats

Advance notice:Build season has started with robotics, and I will be on very infrequently for the next few months. I can return in full sometime around mid-April. If you see me on, don't expect it for long. I will try to stop by on weekends.

IC:Cy shot into the air, as he activated his Kadin. However, his actions held none of their usual jubilance. The death of Matau was clearly still affecting him. Cy was not rejoicing in his flight-he was carrying out his Duty. Vorok pointed out,"If the ships came from Xa-Koro, then sending them towards the Ga-Wahi coast is not a logical choice-you could lose them the Navy. So it makes more sense to send them towards Ko-Wahi. We can check there first, and hunt the Le-Wahi coast in route. If they're hiding out to Sea, they will be harder to find." Cy just nodded.

OOC:Maybe I ought to change masks on some members of my team for investigative purposes later this year. IC: Cy dropped to one knee out of respect for Matau. Inside his mask, beyond his control, a single tear flowed. Others followed, and there was a series of quiet whimpers, as he mourned the passing of his Turaga. "Matau will be missed." Several minutes passed before Cy looked up, air axe drawn. --- Whenua. That was the first thing Vorok though when he heard the news. Loading a bolt to his crossbow, he raised it up at a fourty-five degree angle, and let the superlight* arrow fly. He watched as it disappeared into the sky, and hoped that it would land in Onu-Wahi. ---- Kivar quietly mourned Matau as well. The Village of Air had a deeper respect for nature, and for this Kivar respected them. For him, the loss was not as deep as Cy's, for to Kivar, nature was his Turaga. ---- Cy did not rise, but commented, "The Volitak hides noise completely, and the only flaw of both is shadows if the Huna is given to a Toa of Sonics. But that doesn't matter. Kethrye, I will be off with your approval. Shall we meet at Pala-Koro?" *OOC: Gravity-lightened arrow.

***I'm sorry to burst your bubble, but I still think that this is a really, really stupid idea...if only because it'll never work. The player base, and most of their characters as well, are too smart to let something like this happen. All you'd get for your spy group would be "so I robbed this one dude last night" or "hey I stabbed him with a beer bottle that I broke" or "hey you see that Dorian guy omygawd he's so hawt."And a Stormtrooper Corps, be it a highly organized infantry, something like the Waffen SS, or Stormtroopers from Star Wars, would also be half impossible to make work. All the village guard groups are fine on their own, really, and if they need to join together, they will. At the moment though, they don't need to. *** oh hi The spy force idea could be accomplished with a couple of Iden wearers, supplemented by "body" guards. Just to point that out.

In my opinion, earning either of those is like earning a Toa Stone, especially since shadow is a staff special and Light is not on the allowed elements list. Plus, Light is like the Flash, a Green Lantern and basic light abilities rolled into one. You can see why staff don't like to give it away.

OOC:Kivar and Vorok are circling on a gukko. IC:"I wouldn't shout out if Kethrye had been listening. But we need on a point to quick-meet after we find our information. Pala-Koro...or what's left of it? And stealth is no problem with a Toa of Sonics."

IC:Tired of being ignored, Cy gestured to Kivar, and shouted at the top of his lungs,"Kethrye, Alfon, quit ignoring me! I can hunt for the ships we're looking for by air! If we can get a lead on both of them, we could stop incoming attacks." OOC: Sorry that I need this to get your attention, but I still like to participate in this RPG.

IC: Kethrye~ Kethrye shrugged. "We have pretty much nothing with us apart from the weapons we're carrying. The ship might have something lying around, could try them." IC: Cy said, "Excuse me, but what did I miss?" OOC: See last post

Marfior-Not safe. If the the trajectory of the bullet can be estimated by Takamaz, and then the shooting point he used found, Bijackal's tracking vision could possibly track him down. And my characters are in Le-Wahi to do the job, and recent events mean they could show up in Le-Koro soon. The only problem is that I will have an impending three-month absence. If Liacada talks, then the other killers identities will be known as well, so the chances of catching them go up.

IC:Dekai muttered, "Thykius, admit it. I think we're lost. That's three-hundred twenty-seventh time I swear I've seen that tree-and that patch of mushrooms. Your 'ancient knowledge of the Land of Legends' isn't helping us with navigation. Things have changed since the last time we were here." "You men can never admit when you're lost. I'll be glad the next time I run into someone who isn't as thick-skulled as a Dracon Charger Rahi. Namely another woman." Akami added. "We're not lost." Thykius answered, turning around as he walked straight into a tree, which they had passed three-hundred twenty-six times before. ---- Miraul and his team sat around a campfire, recovering from any injuries, which were few to none, and analyzing the now-feared , but hopefully false information provided by Ziraul- that there might be traitors on the team. Miraul whispered his account of the fight to the others, and Ziraul's claim that the rest of the team worked for the Inferno. Divan answered, "True or not, this information is devised to shatter our Unity-and without Unity, we cannot fulfill our Duty or complete our Destiny." "The claim that everyone else on the team is against you, Miraul, makes it highly likely that the information is false-though some could be traitors, I see no logical reason to have assembled a team which seems to fight for the light in a moral manner, with only one member who actually served the light. The only two reasons this could be are if Vilor desired some kind of power over the villages, which we have no way to provide, since the protection of a singular village is most practical to gaining the image of heros. The other is if Miraul or Ziraul, and perhaps others are plants here to disrupt the function of a Toa team considered a threat to the Inferno-which is most practical explanation considering our single-minded focus to disabling their organization." Takamaz provided this long discourse, attempting what he always did, what any engineer would do-follow the information given to a logical conclusion." Following the conclusion of Takamaz, Miraul looked around and began to seek a logical conclusion. "Then we need to take a look at the formation of this team. The first five of us, of which two are known as traitors, banded together to seek two things-the killer of Bijackal's sister, a Toa of Lightning whom Ziraul suspected had a link to our past, the second thing we sought. Divan, Ziraul and I knew each other's names on sight, so it was clear that we had encountered each other before even though we had no memories when we arrived on this island, and so chose to trust each other and work together. As it turned out, two of those in the group were traitors. It was kind of clear from the start-Tirax was brutal, consumed with rage-Ziraul was dark, sadistic, failed to follow the code. Their morals were poor and visible from the start. I only think of Divan and Bijackal as potential traitors for one reasons-They worked with the two. Bijackal was Tirax's own brother. My observation of your conduct makes me think more highly of you, but there is still reason for doubt-you could be better actors." Bijackal interupted, "I'll have you know that Tirax just now claimed he and Matatu killed our sister. The question is, for what reason were Ziraul and Tirax there in the first place? Trying to corrupt me and her? Divan, by my logic couldn't be the traitor-when Ziraul, Tirax and myself found him on the shores of Onu-Wahi, my tracking vision clearly showed me he had washed ashore. This would have to be one elaborate scheme to be getting at just Divan." "Unless for some reason they knew that there were more of us. Like me. Which makes some sense considering that I recognized Ziraul. That implies a longer history with the Black Inferno. The question becomes what was it, and why and how did we lose our memories. Mine have been coming back in fragments since the first six names. I remember that I used to make weapons-lots of them, and good ones, too. I remember desert, flying birds- bird-wrangling, we called it. Some of you-I could link you to the desert too, but it's still sketchy. I can remember some other names that come with the desert, too-Ikan, Akni, Kiraul, and there's this other one, a face...It's orange, but I can't make out the shape. Too fuzzy and foggy. There are other names, too, a couple I remembered when I saw this four armed being in Ta-Koro-when I asked him about them, he seemed to have nothing to do with them, though. Thykius, Akami, Dekai, and something that was a thing, not a person. Anzaros, it was." Bijackal answered,"Then from our point of veiw, there are things to investigate in Le-Koro, Onu-Koro and Po-Wahi, Xa-koro too, if we can get there. Vilak, would you care to relate the past of your team since you arrived on Mata Nui?

IC: A Gukko and a Toa of Air pulled alongside the Fowadi, having found the vessel Cy spotted the ILF leaving on earlier. Cy landed next to Kethrye. "What have we missed? We were busy dealing with Vilor and his Inferno." OOC:It is my intent to hunt for the Xa-Koro ships by air, loose my leftover Madu fruit on them, and then lead you to them-just give me the info I need.

(Belated) Anzaros Plot Update The Confrontation: Part Two Backstory: Vorok is a defector from the Black Inferno, who holds a grudge against the organization, and vice versa. He has found friendship in the form of Cy and Kivar, who battle against the Inferno alongside him. Bijackal and Tirax once hunted for the killer of their sister together with Miraul's team.

OOC:Solution for ILF-send a task force with a guard warrant to hold Ambadges on suspicion of terrorism-then interrogate him. Or, if one of us has an Iden, as suggested. The guard warrant is easy to get, with five or six Turaga in the village. IC:Vorok and Vilor faced off in the sky. Plasma beams failed to hit the agile Toa of Gravity, who was more skilled in aerial combat. Plus, in charge of his foe's weight, Vorok had an easy way to stop him from shooting. He smiled,"Time for you to go down." Vilor plummeted towards Lake Pala. Matatu's power caught the massive Toa, whisking him away. Cy smiled at his freind."You're supposed to leave the punch lines to me." Kivar pulled up on Echo, and the Gukko brought Vorok down to the ground. ---- Takari shouted "Retreat!" With Vilor safe, they could now go. Tirax shouted as they left, "Hey, Bijackal, you might want to know that it was me who killed your sister, not just Matatu."

Anzaros Plot Update The Confrontation Backstory: Ziraul is the former leader of Miraul's team. He had secretly been attempting to recruit the team to the Inferno, but was ousted from his posistion by Miraul for lack of morals. That answer your question?

OOC:Finally have some free time. IC:Matatu recoiled, barely falling to the ground in time. Energy lashed from his hands in counter-attack, forks of lightning illuminating the night like fireworks, but Axana caught them with her own power. Wasting no time, Matatu vanished into the trees, planning to assist Vilor. Vilak rushed at Makkan and Takari, and a burst of ionized green gas forced the two friends to split apart. In response, Makkan followed up by bringing his chains at Vilak, swinging them in from both sides. Vilak smiled when he saw this, and ducked under the left chain with the speed of a gazelle. The pure power of his Kakama showed. As he did so, he tapped Makkan's chain with one of his longswords, sending one weighted chain up and over the other. The first snagged the second, and spun around it, tangling the two together. Vilak continued towards Takari, coming from behind, and sword met sword. Vilak got a little suprise, and stumbled back as a brief electric shock winded him. Stumbling back, Vilak was slammed by Takari's follow-up, a telekinetic pulse. He found himself on the ground. Takari's overconfident smirk angered Vilak, as did his following line:"You really think you can best a Toa of Lightning with metal swords?" Hikari approached Makkan, and a strand of Fikou webbing shot from her wrist, latching onto his chest. Hikari yanked, and Makkan found himself on the ground. Spotting Hikari approaching him, and decided to use his chains to his advantage. He used his Matatu to swing the tangled weapons around his foe, binding Hikari with his weapons, as he had so many others. Makkan never liked doing this, but it was for profit, wasn't it? Standing, he decreed to Hikari,"We'll be selling you to the highest bidder, just so you know. As a slave." At the word slave, something within Hikari blazed with fire, igniting her eyes with sparks as though flint had met steel. Even as memories of the tunnels flashed before her eyes, she shouted, "Never again! I will not be oppressed!" Elemental power flashed from her hands as she unleashed her crystal power, flashing around the chains and encasing them, deadly diamonds growing their way up the chains, entrapping Makkan's hands, then arms, torso, legs, and at last, head, all faster than Makkan could react. Only enough space to breathe was left. "Slaver, if you ever so much as touch those chains again, I will personally break every machine and muscle in your body to the point where you can never lift a chain again." With that, Hikari strode forward to fight Takari. Acting on an impluse, Vilak hurled the most powerful punch his Kakama-powered fist could allow. Takari groaned as he slammed into a tree, stunned. The next thing he knew, both his shoulders and ankles were pinned to the tree by crystal staples. His wrists were bound with Fikou webbing. That situation didn't last long. A sudden and loud noise shattered the crystals used to hold Takari and Makkan in place. Zirual stode forward, a stunned Miraul clutching his ears visible behind him. Not wasting a second to plan, Vilak dashed away, coming at Ziraul from what he figured would be behind. Hikari witnessed Ziraul turn his back, preparing to confront the powerful moves of the speeding swordsman. She charged from behind, planning to plunge her heatstone blade into Ziraul's back, but it was then that Ziraul revealed the beauty of his master plan- he sidestepped last second, and the the bullet-like Vilak crashed into Hikari. Both were left sprawling on the ground, and Ziraul unleashed a powerful sonic blast, causing them both to cry out in pain. It was at that second that a magnetic wave slammed into Ziraul, Makkan and Takari. All three were left sprawling. Miraul appeared a second later, loaded bow over Ziraul. "When did you join the enemy?" "I was with them from the start, Miraul. We all are."

OOC:Persuming you ment to form a dome of stone. Colums don't work to hold people in. IC:Vompran's thorns hit Tirax, causing a mild injury to the chest. Within a new stone barrier, he turned his attention to the problem on his arm, impact vision breaking the ice. Before something could be done about the stone dome, someone else did it for them. Vorok's powers lifted it and chucked it into the lake. His eyes met Vilor's. "Let's do this." The two lifted into the sky. ----- With the barrier gone, Miraul and team took the opprotunity. Miraul's eyes met Ziraul's as he dashed in. Sheild met six-blade slicer. Divan and Bijackal charged together, meeting the injured Tirax head on. --- Takamaz ran forward, accompanied by Hikari. Pausing near Vompran after observing his absence of a limb and the thorns, the engineer commented, "If I'm right on your element, may I suggest a vine-limb?" Standing where he was, Takamaz shot a bolt of flame at Matatu.

IC: "If you can get rid of whoeveryousaidtheyweres, sure, sure." Kethrye replied after half a minute of staring contemplatively at Divan and his team. "The greater good is more important them who we chose to align ourselves with, even if it's with you overzealously lawful types. Knock them out, kill them, drive them off, whatever. Should be noted that they have a seemingly supernatural ability to not be hit by anything, so don't think it will be easy." Really you'd had though that all of our combined strength that beating the crud out of them wouldn't have taken very long. . . Kethrye still trusted Divan and his lackeys about as far as he could throw them after their. . .earlier meeting, but he supposed the same principles that he had applied to the situation with Voriki were relevant in this one, too. Anyone could ultimately take part in making Mata Nui a better place, especially those that at least had their hearts in the right place, if not more them a single brain to go around. They might prove useful, at any rate. he thought, turning away from the Toa and back towards the fighting. They seem disciplined, which is more them I could say for most of my men. The Island Liberation Front leader clasped his hands together and focused, drawing on his element reserves, which had build up enough for his current purpose. Closing the fingers on both hands into tight fists, he leapt forward towards the fray, landing with with one hand pressed against the ground as the power of his element surged through the earth towards the terrorist, a slippery coat creeping beneath their feat and and honed, stalagmite-like icicles burst around them with the crunch of old, hard snow. "Alright, no more of this stupidity," he said, smirking. His balled fists relaxing into two open palms as he called again on his element, firing forth what elemental energy remained from his earlier strike in a beam that encase anything it hit in a block of solid ice and snow. It was only sustainable for the briefest seconds, however, and Kethrye's power dry, leaving him more or less unarmed against them. But not alone, he thought. At least give me that. They're dead, but they just haven't got the message. ​OOC: Note that completely dodging from must of those attacks isn't terribly realistic, what with the slippery ice and all. OOC:As far as I'm aware, the ice attack is the only one incoming. Note that the Inferno doesn't dodge everything. I have allowed hits through, (heat vision to Vilor's foot would be an example-it will slow him down if he starts to run away.) but regulated their damage so the plot can continue. Your current first attack is already a bad idea, because the defenses raised to block more plants will take effect in some spots. Ice can't really form around a plasma barrier. IC: Kethrye's ice spread across the ground towards the Inferno. Tirax slipped and damaged his foot on a spike. The Ice attack could not reach the feet of Vilor and Matatu, as it was protected by the thin coat of purple plasma Vilor had spread across the ground to protect himself from the plants. Figuring that most plants near his feet were vaporized by now, Vilor formed this coating into a ball after the ice attack had passed. Ziraul, too, was unlucky, as a slippery ice coat formed under his feet. On the far edges of the ice power that had circled the plasma coating, this ice was just barely solid, and the spikes broke before he could do much more than poke his foot armor. He slipped and fell. However, the ice did weaken the Le-Wahi plants, unused to the cold energy, reducing their grip and allowing Ziraul freedom to use his katana. Slicing the vines away as he broke off his attack on Shriken, he then pulled his legs towards him and redirected his sounds into the ice, shattering it so that it would provide a way to stand up. Tirax's arm took a glancing hit from the ice beam. Takari and Makkan slipped on the ice, disrupting their telekinetic wave pattern. OOC:More tomorrow.

IC: Kethrye ~ "Me? Tell you what's going on?" Kethrye said, letting out a hearty chuckle at that prospect. "Well, complete stupidity, as usual. But if you want more specific information you'd have the ask the sextuplet, or whatever, army over there," he waived an arm at whoeverthekarztheywere, he frankly dad no idea, and didn't really care either. "Preferably, of their corpses. They haven't exactly been a friendly bunch." The Toa of Ice blinked. "Wait a minute you're. . ." the full realization forced him to action, his hand rising and beginning to glow with elemental energy waiting to be unleashed upon his enemies. "Last I checked, we were not what I'd call "on the same side". Why should we need you piraka's help?." IC:"Because we've got traitors to hunt-two of whom are over there. We know some of their tactics, how they fight. And with that Toa of Lightning issue over, we are on the same side, with the possible exceptions of our strictness in the matter of the Toa Code. I suggest that you let us fight." Miraul quietly pointed Divan to Tirax, and Vilak to Takari and Makkan. Miraul then pointed to Ziraul. Noticing this, another Toa piped up. "I call the orange guy. It's personal."

OOc:Since you wanted to hear from Miraul... IC:Three Toa traveled through the trees, the world around them a green blur, the smell of the swamps filling their noses. Behind them, a trail of hacked branches and cut vines clearly showed their path. Vilak stood in the lead of these Toa. His blade slashed through the thick wooden walls in front of him, foilage giving way to the mastery of the blade. Vilak's strokes were so swift and percise that branches and boughs lacked the time to snap, producing clean cuts. Another group of four jogged along behind, with Takamaz and Hikari in the lead. As they jogged along, they encountered something Kakama Squad had been moving to fast, not coincidentally, to deal with. An agitated Fikou was now attempting to repair it's web, cut by the sheer power of Vilak's swordsmanship. Angrily, it began rubbing it's forelegs together, as though sharpening their metal edges in preperation for attack. Takamaz raised his hand to dispatch the Rahi, but Hikari pushed it aside. Her mask glowed, and she held out her hand. A burst of webbing shot out of it, and snagged the spider off it's own web. Hikari then whipped her arm to the side, and the spider crashed into a tree. Bijackal finished it with his axe. "Nice catch," he commented,"so it looks like we have dinner tonight." Hikari smiled, and whispered, "Thanks." A crystal blade cut the web, and they continued on. --- Miraul's route to Xa-Koro lead them near Lake Pala. It was there they spotted the destruction and devastation that was Pala-Koro. Multiple buildings were still burning, and what appeared to be the remains of walls were destroyed-Takamaz guessed that an explosion from within was at fault, a sure sign of sabotage. "What happened here?" Vilak wondered aloud. "I don't know, but we should see if there's anyone we can help-though our presence might not be welcome here." Hikari added. Divan pointed, "Over there-is that Ziraul covered in plant matter? And that group matches the descriptions I got of the Inferno." "Kethryo-or is it Kethrye? He's over there. Let's find out what's going on. We don't want to repeat our last mistake." Miraul pointed to the Toa of Ice. "Logical." Divan answered. "I'd be all for toasting them, but I'll follow your call." Vilak commented. At that moment, one of Vilor's plasma spheres flew at Kethrye. It never hit. Three speeding blurs passed in front of it, too fast to follow, and the last caught the sphere in a magnetic feild. "Kethrye-or is it Kethro? Could you tell us what's going on here? I suppose you could say I've learned a little bit about reacting to quick since my first ten minutes as leader-something I should have learned from observing Vilak here years ago."

No, others can stop them-the odds are just low. Makkan and Matatu are easiest chance-they don't have a plot important fight coming up.

What about-Kyrole's the other guy's name from Tuck's past arcs, isn't it?

Don't forget Anzaros. Seismic Sphere, Acid and Magma Control powers will help you here. I suggest Darkcloud or Black Inferno alignment.

OOC: Advanced apologies on mass quotes and delayed replies. Robotics keeps me really busy. OOC:I notice two things about Draco-that he has a clockwork arm when Nuju has stated something along the lines of "prosthetics are not that advanced" and that you mention the eyepeice has infrared in a later post. Having something simaler on a Calix, and having asked Nuju, the only thing a eyepeice can do is zoom. Also, I'm not sure if the Sanok works with non-solid elemental attacks, being as only those are projectiles. IC: The Toa of Lightning known as Matatu plunged his spear into the ground. If one could have watched in slow motion, they would have seen positive streamers grow up from the ground as Matatu pushed his power into it. Provided with closer targets, both lightning bolts vanished into the ground. IC ZharukKicking Sonius behind a rock, I got into an offensive stance. Dodging the spheres of plasma, I created jets of plasma to shoot out from under the feet of Vilor and co. IC:Vilor roared, "Plasma jets below-I feel them coming!" This prompted his men to move, as beams of plasma shot through where they once were. A small quantity of vines and grassburst through the ground, their roots and growth damaged by the sheer heat of the plasma attacks. They reached up and attempted to restrain Vilor's Inferno, who reacted. Vilor simply created a small field of plasma around his body, melting the vines away, and then spread it over the ground, preventing any new ones from coming up. Tirax, only lobbing the occasional impact vision bolt, was more aware, and simply tore himself free, his strength allowing him to do so with ease. Makkan, in a stage of the pulse waves that was not his turn, created some stone beneath him, forcing the grass near his feet away. The vines on his wrists he tore from the ground he encased in a thin layer of rock, and then uprooted. Pausing to fire the next telekinetic pulse, Makkan then broke the vines off his wrists, and the stone with them, hurling them into Vilor's plasma coating above the ground before they struck again. Takari and Matatu used the same approach, electrocuting the plants that touched them, killing them instantly, and allowing them to break free. Takari stepped onto Makkan's stone layer for safety, while Matatu stayed as close as possible to Vilor's plasma layer, which soon formed a ring around his feet. Ziraul had the worst time of all, sonics being near useless against plants, so he focused on a Toa of Plantlife he beleived to be the source. His sounds were intense enough to break off the focus needed to carry out the attack. IC:"It's decided, then," Kethrye said, nodding affirmatively to the Turaga and turning for the door. "I'll gather the troops and get your journey organized. We'll depart in a couple hours, events permitting." he added, swinging the door open and briskly exiting the wood and stone hut., leaving the Turaga to their own devices.- - - -Stepping back out into the villages rubble strewn roads, the first sound that met his ears was that one that was no stranger after the last few months, the chilling clamor and shouting of combat. Kethrye shivered. Last thing I want to hear, he thought, striding, a tad nervously, through the buildings in the direction of the uproar. Especially today.However, his apprehension was watched only by his anger and annoyance. How DARE someone attack them so soon after Pala-Koro's sacking! Or, as the cynical parts of his mind said, how DARE the idiotic so-called heroes that seemed to compose the bulk of the newer ILF soldiers decide, again, that random destruction and brawling was a good cure for their boredom. Although, suppose I shouldn't be surprised at this point, he thought, sighing. So many Toa these days seem to think the only answer to any problem is their powers or their weapons, even the most trivial ones. And at that he grunted , his eyes rolling skyward. Mata Nui. . .The actually situation was, in Kethrye's professional opinion, what was called in technical jargon, an complete and utter cluster@#$, a fact which would surprise no one. A group of beings which the Toa of Ice couldn't recognized were trading blow after blow of strikes with a group of beings he recognized all too well, some of which a were sprawled out on the ground bond beneath a rope formed by newly grown vines, (Skrihen's handiwork, he thought, a brief grin crossing his face.) and off to the side. . . Nova? And a, er- "working girl"? That's one for the ages. An eyebrow rose beneath his mask. Hardly seem like him, how he stumbled over introducing himself.Regardless, what people did in Pala-Koro behind closed doors (Except from plotting, spying, treason, Makuta-worship, and trespassing in private places I guess.) was none of his concern. The people kicking down said door and then lighting it on fire for laughs were. This day couldn't get worse, certainly. Meaning it somehow will.Focusing his elemental power, walls of ice surrounded the combatants, blocking them off from each other, and Kethrye voice could be heard across the center of the village."What. The. Karzanhi. Do. You think. You're. Doing?! he said, his voice raising to a shout. Well, you're not, that;s usually the answer. The rage apparent in his voice was reflected in his face as he swung his line of vision at each of the berserkers. "Because it will NOT be tolerated, whatever it is."Kethrye narrowed his eyes summon a sword of ice to brandish above his head, his voice dropping to a deadly whisper that still audible to those around. "Is that perfectly clear?" IC:Cy landed next to Kethrye, and said, "I think they hear you-the issue is that they don't care. Your best bet is to offer them money to back down. Which I doubt we have right now." IC: The telekinetic waves produced by Takari and Makkan kept Hau from getting any closer. Since each was created before the previous wave ended, there were no gaps in between. (OOC:Several arrows I may have missed would also be taken care of by these waves, so consider that my solution. Trust me, there is a simply way around the waves.)

The Toa Metru were seen to have the healing ability and used it on Graalok the ash bear-but I would suggest that you consult staff and note the final stage requires a Toa of Water.

That answers my question, then, as to what you did. Get to it tomorrow, I hope. Off for night.