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  "Leave him alone, you rotten monster!" the girl demanded, struggling against her demonic captors.  Grievous tried to move, barely able to do so because his cybernetics had been removed.  An insectoid demon moved over to her and grabbed her face.  "Don't you worry ...," it said, digging it's claws into the girl's chin and drawing blood.  "You can die, just as soon as I finish my work."  It released her and moved over to the vulnerable Kaleesh.  "You're crazy!"  The demon looked back at the girl.  "You have no room to talk."  It then placed a hand on Grievous and the Kaleesh immediately cried out, thrashing as pain coursed through him.  "

Lorsica quickly got back up to her feet, startled and disturbed at what just happened. Alcazar chose death over life and forced her to release him, sending him to his imiminate death. "Why did he want to die?" she wondered. Her thoughts were cut short when she remembered Aldamar and his dire condition. She quickly ran over to her master, whose breaths were coming out in short rasps. "Aldamar..." she said softly. "Hang on. I'll go get some help! There has to be someone near here, Alcazar couldn't have lived far from the rest of the Agori!" As Lorsica was about to run, Aldamar weakly grabbed her hand, signaling her to stop. "No..." he rasped

*After having lost Nokama to the now fully enraged Ghirahim and his merry band of misfits, Lewa, enraged himself, charged through the time gate in the Sealed Temple and wound up in the Temple of Hylia as it was in the past. He looked down to see Lariska down on the floor.* Lariska: Lewa! Lewa: Am I late? Lariska: Are you going to ever let that go? Lewa: Nope. Lariska: Well, no time for that, you have to hurry! Ghirahim and his minions have gone outside. I tried to stop them, but I couldn’t hold them off. Lewa: Still useless to the end, aren’t you? Lariska: What was that? Lewa: Nothing, I’m heading outside. *Lewa wen

Chapter 18: So now it all comes down to this Mata Nui looked down at the various populations meeting so far below and felt like he was seeing the future. The Matoran and Agori had much to learn from each other. The Toa teamed with the Glatorian would safeguard both sets of villagers from any threat. Natural alliances were being forged even now. He turned his attention to the fallen form of Makuta. There was another alliance that should have existed, but never came to pass. Had he and Makuta worked together, they could have restored Spherus Magna without the devastation and loss of life. But Makuta's greed and ambition wouldn't allow that.

Chapter Thirteen: A spirit that moves "Wow." Jala stared down there at the lava flow from his position up on the outer, main defensive wall of Ta-Koro. Or rather, he was watching the large figure surfing /on/ the lava as well as the smaller figure clinging to the Toa's back screaming as loud as she could about something that included amputation. "I didn't know anyone could hit that pitch." Takua's voice said before the Chronicler ducked under taller Jala's arm for a better look at what was happening, sometimes he disliked being one of if not the shortest Ta-Matoran. "Being female may help in that regard Takua." Kapura commented, standing b

 They had spent a week on the island. Tahu felt the drawing power of the evil that had settled. It had hit Pyroa the worst, she could barely move from lack of energy "I made a promise to mom that we would leave if this happened." Tahu said to her. Pyroa looked up slowly. "I know." She said weakly, putting her head back down. Tahu heaved a sigh. More memories had come back, but still they were faded. He looked around the room; his eyes fell on his father's spear. Tahu dusted off the protosteel tip and twirled it experimentally. Something in his mind clicked and he whispered, "I remember, Lhikan gave me a sword because I could not wield this

Disney Castle  "They went where?" Mickey asked in surprise.  Donald nodded.  Word had spread to the magician that Sora, Riku, and Kairi had left the islands on a new quest, with this one being more dangerous than their previous two.  "That's what I heard, though," Donald said.  "They left the islands for Radiant Garden.  After that, I think they went back to the World that Never Was."  Mickey sighed.  "I told them that place was off limits, and for certain reasons.  Are you sure that's where they went?"  "I hope not."  "Well, we'll have to find out.  That world is still way too dangerous for them to be wandering around there."  Mick

Every second ticked by felt more like a needle pushed in until it hit bone. Scout tried to ignore how terrified he really was and just focus on the fact that Engineer would be back in no time. How long had he been sitting there? He didn't dare look at the clock. C'mon – just a little longer and he'll be back and I'll be fine and nothing will happen. Come on. His heart raced. Nothing to be scared of. Nothing to be scared of… His brain whirled. He tried to block out the his imagination – to create a blank slate in his mind, but it wasn't working. The shadowy specter of his mind would prowl across the floor. His eyes would g

Jaller/Matoro looked out over the scene as the last of the Matoran was freed. He smiled, relieved to have survived the night’s ordeal. He looked up as the last of the spirits rose up towards the Inferno as its gates began to close. Hahli walked up beside him and sighed. “And to think I was afraid our adventures were over,” she said. Jaller laughed. “Well, no one can say we haven’t had our share.” Hahli turned her attention to the Rahi that continued to mill around the streets. “But it certainly had a price,” she said, her eyes showing an inner concern. “Just look what happened to the city.”

 Tobduk bit back a curse as Gali put him in checkmate once again. The young toa child looked at him. "Do you want to play again?" she asked. Some days he regretted introducing Gali to chess; however it did keep the young toa busy. Tobduk smirked before agreeing, setting the pieces back in their places. Gali looked at the little carvings: rahi, matoran, toa, turaga, female great being, and male great being. Tobduk over thought the moves on the board. Gali found him easy predict. The pieces were replaced and once again they played. Tobduk slapped the palm of his hand against his mask as Gali once more placed him in checkmate. "Helryx, your da

Chapter 42: Forever They had fought side by side for so long. It was a strange feeling that it had ended now. Sure that they still were friends and could meet each other whenever they wanted to but there was no need to stick together all the time anymore. And that bothered Gali the most. As far as she could think back she had always tried to keep the team together and now … she had never felt more alone. Matoro wanted to see the Mountains again after such a long time in a god's body, Rui returned to Aro Nui, Pohatu and Hewkii wanted to see after the village in the desert, how many damage there still was to repair, Nuparu and Onua had to

Chapter Nineteen:  ...what? Toa Lewa grasped the edge of the walkway and pulled himself over, despite his size he was quite nimble with only one hand, the other was currently cradling a limp body. Somewhere behind him he heard his younger sisters of air and earth as the former gave the latter a quick ride back up to the Koro.  Knowing that the Turaga would be near or with the other humans he turned to his left and with the keen knowledge that only one who had lived years in Le-Koro that let one use all sorts of short cuts. So within a few minutes he was coming around a corner to see the hurt that had been given to the humans. The one human,