Bionicle 3: Web of Shadows Page #3

Adriend.

Or a foe.

That's for you to decide.

And why I've invited you here.

Some invitation.

Then perhaps this one

will be more to your liking.

I've a proposal for you.

And ifl don'twantto hearit?

- Be reasonable, Vakama.

- How do you know my name?

I know a great deal about you.

What harm could come from listening?

The Great Temple?

I'm sure it could've helped

our old Toa selves, but now?

We'll never find a way to change back

if you keep talking like that.

You're right. I'm sorry.

I don't know what's gotten into me.

Oh, that's right, some kind of monster!

Oh, Matau.

If you're quite done,

we should go inside.

Secrecy is such a burden,

but Sidorak mustn't knowwe speak.

Sidorak?

Ruler of the Visorak.

- And he doesn't know you captured me?

- Not yet.

Huh! Some leader.

Precisely.

You're not worried

they're going to tell him you said that?

- They are loyal to me.

- Right.

Like you are to Sidorak?

Yes.

They obey me because I am strong.

They fear me, and therefore

do not dare to question my authority.

That is leadership, Vakama.

That is how the other Toa

should treat you.

Maybe then they would give you

the respect you deserve.

The Visorak horde is countless, Vakama.

They feel the weakness

of their king's voice.

- I trust my fellow Toa to...

- To do what? Hold you back?

They're not worthy of a leader like you.

Which is why I've brought you here.

Ta...

Ta-Metru!

Come along. Our best chance

to find Keetongu lies within the temple.

Is something wrong?

It might be best if we wait here.

The Great Temple is sacred to Toa.

Given what has happened to us,

I am not sure it would be right.

I understand.

Our work here will not go unnoticed.

You must guard the gates.

We need until tomorrow morning.

Consider it done.

Hey, wait. You know,

I think we should talk about...

No!

When I was Matoran,

Ta-Metru was my whole world.

It meant everything to me.

It still does.

It can be your home again, Vakama,

to rule as you see fit.

All you need to do

is lead those who will obey you properly.

Lead the Visorak horde.

I...

I don't know.

I understand your reluctance.

You require proof.

Throw yourselves off the edge.

Obedience.

This is but the first

of many lessons I can teach you.

And this is something

your king would allow?

There is a way.

Six ways.

I'm listening.

"Tears... tears...

Follow the tears."

"Keetongu."

"Tears that reach the sky."'

- Are you all right, Gaaki?

- Norik.

I heard something.

Probably just my approach.

Age makes us loud as well as wise.

No, this was a creature.

Visorak?

I'm... I'm sure it's nothing.

This is a very elaborate translation.

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