"Uhhhh....." Kopaka opened his eyes and loooked around. He was in a cave, and next to him was
Lewa. "Lewa, wake up!" Kopaka shoved him hard.
 "Uhhh... Wha... Yeowch!"  Lewa sat up abrutly as Kopaka kicked him in the side. "You could have
just pinched me ya know." Lewa said annoyedly. Kopaka ignored him.
 "Where's Gali." Kopaka said to him.
 "How should I know? I just woke up!" Lewa said, still annoyed at Kopaka. "Last thing I remember
is when we were Wairuha and that thing punched us."
 Kopaka scanned the cave. "We have to find Gali." He said to Lewa.
 "And just how are we going to do that?" Lewa said skepticly.
 "I'll think of something..."

 Waikawa had been stting on the cliff edge since dawn, watching Ga-Koro, observing the Tohunga 
go about thier daily chores. He chuckled to himself as a Tohunga fell in the water.
 "It's not funny you know, once a Tohunga fell in and got eaten by a Tarakava."
 Waikawa jumped up and spun around. There stood Gali, watching him. "Hmm, must be losing my 
touch." Waikawa thought to himself. He went into a fighting stance.
 "I'm not here to fight you." Gali said to him. Waikawa stood up erect. "Then why are you here?"
 "I'm here to-" Crash! Gali ran foward to the edge of the cliff. "No!" A tarakava jumped out of
the water and smashed both arms into Nokama's hut, totaly crushing it.
 "Nokama!" Gali screamed.
 Waikawa jumped off the edge of the cliff and transformed in midair to Stratus Waikawa. Ga-Koro shook as Waikawa's feet hit the ground. The Tarakava punched at him. Dodged one, two, three!
The Tarakava was surprised Waikawa could do this. Waikawa looked the reptile right in the eye.
Wham! He hit it in a uppercut that knocked it clear into the water. Waikawa turned and saw Gali
drifting down through the air with her Miru. As soon as she landed, she ran right up to the
remains of Nokama's hut, where she collapsed weeping. Waikawa transformed back and stood a
distance away, waching her. Inside, he felt sad for her, but couldn't get himself to outwardly
show it. He heard a noise and saw Lewa and Kopaka drifting toward him as Gali had done.
 Lewa walked up to Gali and put his hand on her shoulder, trying to comfort her. Kopaka stared at
the hut a minute with his Akaku. He told Lewa to stay behind as he walked into the hut.

 Onua, Tahu, and Pohatu sat around in Le-Koro and wached Tohunga play Kewa bird games. An
exciting sport, but nonetheless, they were bored. Pohatu snored as loud as a Maha and Tahu and
Onua conversed about the Kanohi, the Kaita, and the Toa that attacked Le-Korians. Tahu was about
to make a remark about what he would do if he saw the Toa again, when a Ga-Korian ran up.
 "Help! Help! Please, someone save us!"
 Tahu grabbed the Tohunga. "What is it?!?!"
 "A Tarakava attaked Ga-Koro and smashed Nokama's hut! Oh poor Nokama!..." The Tohunga broke 
down, sobbing uncontrolably.
 Tahu looked at Onua. "Wake Pohatu. We must hurry. I have a feeling that Toa we saw as something
to do with this..."

 To be Continued...