Bionicle 3: Web of Shadows Page #5

before the beast overcomes us too.

Yes, but I must warn you,

Vakama may already be beyond

anything even Keetongu can do.

Well, we have to try.

We owe the fire-spitter that much.

And Iwas kind ofhard on him.

- And if you can't help him?

- Leave that to me.

So, back to searching.

We were able to translate much

of the inscription before Vakama's attack.

"Follow the falling tears to Ko-Metru

until they reach the sky."'

It is there we will find Keetongu.

"Tears that reach the sky"?

It's not much of a plan, but it is one.

Toa! Vakama!

That name means nothing to me.

It did once.

It can again.

That's true!

It can, if you want to be weak again.

Never!

You are everything

I had hoped you'd be.

Come. It's time

you had a glimpse of your future.

Quickly! We must hurry.

As the Toa Hordika

followed the trail of falling tears,

Norik was sure that it would lead them

to the legendary Keetongu.

As our brave heroes struggled

through a most treacherous journey

across the island of Metru Nui,

the shadow of the Visorak horde

was never far behind.

As the noble group followed

the stream of tears to Ko-Metru,

the deserts turned into great mountains

of frozen protodermis,

and its silvery surface

led the brave travellers

to a strange and wondrous place.

Ah, thetears...

They do reach the sky!

The throne will soon

be yours, Vakama.

Go ahead. Touch it.

You can look, Vakama,

but don't touch.

I wanted to thank you personally.

Because of you, the Rahaga

will be put where they belong -

in a cage.

It is just the beginning

of what he can offer you.

Is that so?

It is, my king.

Vakama is my gift to you,

a fitting master for your horde.

Hordika or not,

there's only one of him.

Which is why the other Toa

are on their way here.

With Vakama leading your horde,

they will be captured and trained

just like him.

Will all six be enough to please you?

Afineoffer, Roodaka.

Consider it an engagement gift.

Well, then.

Allow me to introduce you

to the horde.

You know, Vakama,

we're really very much alike,

you and l.

That was a compliment, Vakama.

Oh, thank you, my king.

Oh, think nothing of it.

Such is the generosity of my rule.

My horde is an obedient one.

They will do anything you command.

Unless I command differently,

of course.

Of course.

Good.

Now, then.

Behold the Visorak horde.

Perhaps you'd like to say a fewwords?

Hurry, you guys! It's amazing!

It's Keetongu!

Not.

Don't be so quick to judge, Matau.

We are sorry to disturb your rest,

noble one,

but the duty of these Toa

requires they ask for your help.

OK.

Well, we'd like to stay and chat,

but we gotta go.

Whoa.

Is everyone seeing this?

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