I'm not sure using Guardian was the best choice here. Quoting from the Dark Hunters guide: It's not a serious mistake, but just to be on the safe side, you might want to change the name. I'm not sure if a Toa has enough strength to knock out a Kane-Ra bull (which, by the way, should be capitalized like I did). This is more serious. The Dark Hunters guide says explicitly that Firedracax was recruited by the Dark Hunters during the war against the Brotherhood. You need to change Dark Hunter. Again, we are on uncertain ground here. It seems to me that when Nidhiki meets Lariska in Birth of a Dark Hunter, it is implied that he had never met her. In addition, in the same story, Nidhiki is clearly no match for her, while here it seems that, if he didn't defeat her, he at least achieved a stalemate. Again, you might want to change the Dark Hunter just to be on the safe side. Language mistakes: I think "dark hunter" needs to begin with capital letters. Not "was in Metru Nui" but "had been in Metru Nui" and not "the many battles he fought" but "the many battles he had fought." Since you're using the past tense, you need past perfect to talk about events taking place before the present. Either turn "it is normal" into "it was normal" or turn "future historians could have" into "future historians can have". There needs to be tense consistency. Turn "overheard" into "had overheard" and "plan" into "planned". I'm also not sure that the word "population" is adequate here. Most of the Toa who fought in the war were not in Metru Nui permanently, but had only come to reinforce the city. "Even if we did", not "even if we do". You could also avoid repeating "do" and try to find a synonym. "I hadn't thought", not "I didn't think". Turn "were" into "would be" or just eliminate the verb altogether. I'd capitalize "green". I also think you shouldn't repeat "accompany" so much. The semicolon ( doesn't seem to be appropriate there. And the link between having good memories and not being completely safe is also unclear within the sentence. Ah, and you should turn "I learned" into "I had learned". Capitalize "plant life". Do the same every time you describe the Toa's element, be it as "the Green", "Plants" or "Plant Life". Capitalize "dark hunter". Do the same everywhere. I'd also put "due to the lack of air" and "he fell unconscious". "at the time", not "at one time". Say what weapon he had, otherwise the sentence isn't clear. Capitalize "fire". Do it every time. I think you should always write "fire-spitter" like this. Turn "it shall remain" into "it would remain". Put a comma before "however". DONE. Sorry I couldn't do it earlier, but I finally found the time to edit it. BTW, that line with the good memories was my attempt at advertising a canon-fit series that I am making. Once people listen to the series, this will become clear.