Petewa

Granted, but they all have the same power set as Ally. I wish for the world.

Lhikan

It's hard to build a ladder out of sand.

You're in the middle of the desert, what are you gonna build a ladder out of?

You don't have a ladder.

Granted, but the first universe you travel to is made up of antimatter and thus both you and whatever you first made contact with implode. Also, you look weird because the mask is on your nose because it's too small for the rest of your faces and you have to look slightly upwards at all times so that it doesn't fall off. I wish for a self enclosed paradox.

Your question awakes Sumaka, who then groggily replies. You and the mask maker part ways as he heads to the market and you head to a grandiose building, Sumaka enters. Leaving you outside while she looks for someone who can tell her where the encampment is.

You continue on your journey and stop in Onu-Mataru for the night.

I didn't see this, but his answer would be "No, I left my forge on the other volcano,"

You go to the Market and have an enjoyable time, the Marketers are friendly, and you purchase goods from several of them, there's a Ta-Matoran selling masks who gets up from his booth and approaches you sheepishly.

You stop for the night in Su-Mataru, you wake up the next morning and can either continue on your journey or check on the Su-Mataruan market.

Lovely.

In hindsight, it makes sense to you that Sumaka brought money with her. You can continue on your journey, ask Sumaka a question, or stop for a picnic.

"Were you trying...to steal from me? Metus, take care of her," "With pleasure," Metus gives you a widget for effort. E: Sorry, I hadn't seen this when I updated the comic. The sign says there are no available jobs.

Map of Vento's travels up until now: Map of Vento's travels as affected by your decision to go to Bo-Mataru: You got a little lost on the way, but you made it to the Bo-Mataruan market. However, you don't have much in the way of widgets, and are exhausted from the journey's extent. You need supplies even more than before, but you don't have much money.

Lake Norman

Stock up at Bo-Mataru or stock up at Su-Mataru.

Well, the mechs would need to be much larger to be to minifigure scale. They are not to scale, and thus I discluded the cockpit, although I am fully capable of making cockpits.

E: "They tried to fight the Turaga, and while they did leave Toa Stones behind, it's a sensitive subject that I'd rather not discuss further."

These first two MOCs are part of a story idea I had in a post apocalyptic world where humans were just about extinct and they were fighting against monsters of some sort using giant mech suits. This one was intended as an aquatic one, so it has the following gimmick: This one was subterranean rather than aquatic, and was intended to be smaller, so while it doesn't have a gimmick, it's got some pretty good articulation. This one's just a Pohatu revamp: This one's a redesign of something some blokes here might recognize, a sentient Kakama that controls a suit of armour. This is more of an alternate Self MOC, without a real name or story yet. The mask on top of the head was meant as a disguise. All together for height comparison, with the Jango set for scale.