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The Toa and the Thief- Chp. 4
Pohatu had complained in the past about how hard it was to deliver messages to Ko-Koro in times of emergency. As a solution, the villagers of Po-Koro and Ko-Koro had been working together to build a bridge called the Two Brothers bridge, spanning a chasm on the northern slope of Mount Ihu. Even Pohatu and Kopaka had helped out, erecting temporary bridges out of ice and rock to aid the workers in their construction. Pohatu had joked to Kopaka that the completed bridge would make it much easier for him to visit his icy brother, and vice-versa. The Ko-matoran had soon after ceased building, saying that they had been unable to secure the final brLiteratureThe Thief and the Matoran- Part 9
As soon as he touched the water, Kepu froze. His body straightened, his eyes staring straight ahead, and as the Toa watched, he stepped up onto the water’s surface. He took another step, walking on top of the water. “No! Kepu!” Uri screamed, running forward. “Uri, stop!” Onua reached out an arm, but Uri had already followed Kepu into the lake, wading in up to his waist. Uri caught up to Kepu and dragged him down off the water’s surface, pulling him back to shore. “Stop! Don’t take him out of the water!” The thief cried out. He moved forward to block Uri, but suddenly there was a flash oLiteratureThe Thief and the Matoran- Part 8
The Thief and the Matoran- Part 8 Uri led Kepu forward, keeping a firm grip on his arm. Kepu didn’t resist, occasionally stumbling as he let himself be pulled along. Onua followed behind them, lost in thought as he tried to think of ways to get around the flooded tunnel. If only Gali were here, he mused. But then it struck him— he and Pohatu were down here with the thief, and the other Toa knew nothing about it. He had told Pohatu earlier that their lack of unity was a problem and that they couldn’t just keep going off on their own, and yet that was exactly what he had done. Even though Pohatu was with him, Onua could imagiLiteratureThe Toa and the Thief- Chp 20
Chapter 20- Conclusions They searched the chamber and the forest above, but they couldn't find any trace of the thief. The Toa gave up the search on by one; even Tahu eventually had to admit that the thief would probably not appear in his Wahi again, though he secretly send out members of the Ta-Koro guard to patrol the woods at night. A few days went by, then a week. The Toa kept a careful eye on their villages and each other, preparing in case their powers suddenly vanished along with the lost symbols, but not once did any of the toa experience their powers faltering. Though the loss of their Nuva symbols weighed heavily on their minds, aLiteratureThe Toa and the Thief-Chp 7
The Toa and the Thief- Chapter 7 In an instant, complete chaos broke out. Ga-matoran dove out of the way screaming, several jumping into the water as the Kopaka standing next to the guard summoned his elemental powers, unleashing bursts of wintery energy at the other Kopaka. Clutching the Nuva symbol tightly, the false Kopaka jumped out of the way and raised his arm, motioning as if he were grabbing something in midair. In response to the imposter’s gesture, Kopaka rose into the air, floating several feet into the air, unable to move. The fake Toa gestured as if he were flinging something, and Kopaka was thrown into the water. Gali lLiteratureThe Thief and the Matoran- Part 10
In honor of the lost Matoran, Onua raised a small monument out of the earth where they had found him. The inscription read: This tunnel was carved by Irhe, who mined deeper than any Toa. His love for the earth brought him to the deepest caverns, but his love for his people brought him home. Onua carried Irhe back to Onu-Koro, followed by Kepu, who carried Irhe’s pack, and Uri, who carried Irhe’s pickaxe. Pohatu walked behind the procession, and the thief trailed further behind. The trip was made in silence, and when they walked through the village gates the same silence fell across all of Onu-Koro. In honor of Irhe's last wish,LiteratureThe Toa and the Thief- Chapter 2
The Toa and the Thief- Chapter 2 Tahu Nuva charged into the shrine, swords drawn. He was surprised to find the small space empty except for himself. The Suva stood in the center of the shrine, lined by small candles placed there by the villagers as offerings. Inside a groove carved into the side of Suva rested the Nuva symbol belonging to Pohatu. The icon was untouched, and nothing was out of place in the shrine. Still, Tahu didn't let his guard down. “I saw you come in here.” He said, his voice filling the shrine. “Don't think for a second that you can fool me.” He circled the Suva, inspecting the room, but it waLiteratureThe Toa and the Thief- Chp 5
The Toa and the Thief- Chapter 5 “Your villagers don't seem to be listening to you.” The thief said causally, resting sideways across the wire that Onua was hanging onto so desperately. They were both suspended on a bridge cable hanging hundreds of feet in the air over a gaping chasm. While the thief seemed at ease, the Toa of Earth was not comfortable being so far from solid ground. But Onua would do whatever he had to for the safety of the matoran and his fellow Toa, and he had ordered the villagers gathered on the far ledge to cut the wire supporting them both. Even if he was seriously hurt or killed in the fall, the thief wa
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