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IC: [Jenali]Jenali swung through the treetops of the lush jungle that was apparently called Le-Wahi and hummed happily. There were so many trees and amazingly varied plants, all healthy and strong -- well. Most of them healthy and strong. She'd seen signs of battles in her so far brief exploration of the island, and she was pretty sure she didn't like it. She definitely didn't like what had happened to the Rahi here, or what she'd heard of its history...She sighed, then noticed the Toa of Ice below her and stopped at the next sturdy branch. Jenali peered through a barrier of leaves and listened to his muttering about direction, then considered it. She could keep going, but he looked nice and she could use talking to someone.She dropped down out of her hiding place and suggested, "Check where the trees have more moss?"OOC: Hullo!

Ooooh! This is creepy and rather wonderful at the same time, and I really like how well you got into Darylhii's mind with the disturbing urges he has. I think my favorite part is the conversation between Iegasa and Darylhii, and how Iegasa is pretty much a textbook example of affably evil. At the very least he's affably south of neutral, and unnerving to boot.Then, of course, comes the incidents of police brutality, and I do love how Darylhii's snapping is implied but not outright stated to be because the interrogation is another like the one he saw before. I suspect Iegasa of having something to do with Darylhii's urges, though I have no idea why and haven't actually paid enough attention to the BZPRPG to be able to tell how reasonable my suspicions are. Speaking of the BZPRPG, this is a rather wonderful little thing even with my meager knowledge of the BZPRPG, and stands just fine on its own. I can't say I like this story, because the word 'like' is not sufficient to express my satisfaction with this tale!

Aaahahahahaha I just finished reading Journey into the Light and it was awesome I hope you update soon GaliGee. I've been a huge fan of yours since forever! I think I'll go reread everything you've ever written, that should keep me entertained for a while. I might read the Makuta stories twice.

Jenali {Dropped}

I've got Stormer 2.0, Breez 2.0, and Surge 2.0. My sister has Breez 1.0 and Von Nebula, and my brother has Fire Lord. I think that's it.

The last Bionicle set I bought was the 2010 Takanuva. My siblings also got 2010 Tahu, Gresh, and another Takanuva, which were probably after I got my Takanuva because I remember noting that we already had a Takanuva and the second Takanuva was my sister's.... Takanuva.

My favorite is the Makuta. Everybody else go home, he's been maniacally menacing the Matoran since 2001! He also bores me for he is Nothing, but even as a swirling vortex of Technic pieces and a rusty Matoran disguise he is awesome. He's cunning, and sneaky, and utterly evil, and has been plotting to take over the world since forever. I'd help kick His Nastiness over the horizon any day, but he's the oldest and finest piece of work the villains of Bionicle have to offer.I still call him Terry, though, because it's funny and I have no sense of self-preservation.

I've always thought that Matoran of the Green would have innate ability with plants that would manifest as a green thumb. Anything they grow and tend to is stronger, healthier, has more flowers or fruits. They could also tell things about plants, like how strong a vine is or if a plant is poisonous.I think Matoran of Magnetism having a mental compass would make sense, and also that it could get confused by them being inside a very strong magnetic field that overrides whatever greater field they're using for directions.Ba-Matoran being resistant to gravity and so jumping higher and falling slower makes sense. No additional comments.Plasmatoran would probably be even hotter than Ta-Matoran. Most plasma's in the form of stars, so something like being walking-talking solar batteries or having a higher body temperature would hook into that. Pahrak-Kal's usage of it was very much a heat thing, melting and superheating and such, so a Plasmatoran ability that's related to heat would fall in line with Plasma's previous usages.

Oh, yes, you're right on all points there. Especially the Nova Blast one, whoops! It's kind of a strange thing to me, though, that sand belongs to neither, and that the only actual difference is size of particles... eh, if it's canon it's canon.What's the dividing line between really hard-packed dirt and stone, then, since that would be another line between Onua and Pohatu's powers?

Like bonesii said, dirt/soil - Onua's element - is/has decayed plant matter, an organic component. Stone is entirely inorganic (and dirt can, over time and through pressure and/or heat, become stone, but I can't think of any way to turn stone into dirt). The difference between Onua and Pohatu, I think, is that Pohatu could control sand. Pohatu could probably turn a pile of sand into a solid rock by basically putting it back together using his control over Stone. Onua couldn't, except maybe by squeezing it hard enough, but that requires Onua has his Pakari on so it's not part of his elemental powers.There are also more obvious things: Pohatu kicks boulders around that didn't exist a second ago, Onua has to find them first. Onua seems in tune with seismic tremors and such (the earth as in that thing beneath our feet) and can I think cause earthquakes, while Pohatu is more finding weaknesses in rocks to bust them to sand. I think Onua's Nova Blast would be something like a serious earthquake, and Pohatu's would more likely be something like rocks fall everyone dies.