About: The Other Side: A Bohrok's Story

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All is quiet in the tunnels of a unfamilier island. Suddenly, a ball of trouble pops out of the ground, and stares around. It stands there, in a defensive position, ready to fight. But the creature, a Nuhvok, is fruitless. There is nobody to deprive him of his anxeity from his fearful past, and nobody to feed his flame either. And he realizes... He could think his own thoughts... No thought-stealing... And this, along with the fact he was alone... It meant... I am free of the krana... thought the Nuhvok. But, at what price? There's only one force that can do that... he thought to himself.

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rdfs:label	The Other Side: A Bohrok's Story
rdfs:comment	All is quiet in the tunnels of a unfamilier island. Suddenly, a ball of trouble pops out of the ground, and stares around. It stands there, in a defensive position, ready to fight. But the creature, a Nuhvok, is fruitless. There is nobody to deprive him of his anxeity from his fearful past, and nobody to feed his flame either. And he realizes... He could think his own thoughts... No thought-stealing... And this, along with the fact he was alone... It meant... I am free of the krana... thought the Nuhvok. But, at what price? There's only one force that can do that... he thought to himself.
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abstract	All is quiet in the tunnels of a unfamilier island. Suddenly, a ball of trouble pops out of the ground, and stares around. It stands there, in a defensive position, ready to fight. But the creature, a Nuhvok, is fruitless. There is nobody to deprive him of his anxeity from his fearful past, and nobody to feed his flame either. And he realizes... He could think his own thoughts... No thought-stealing... And this, along with the fact he was alone... It meant... I am free of the krana... thought the Nuhvok. But, at what price? Then, he heard a sound behind him, and scraped the wall, shooting tons of earth at the creature in the darkness. But, to his dismay, the creature released a blast of air all around the cavern. There's only one force that can do that... he thought to himself. "Lehvak-Kal?" he called. "So, you have awakened, young Nuhvok." replied the green and silver figure. "Where am I? How did I get here? Why did I get here?" he asked the Kal before him. "Silence yourself. We are beyond the reach of anything you know of." answered the Kal. "I thought you were destroyed!" "That was not me. Merely a shadow copy." Lehvak Kal explained. "Shadow copy?!" questioned the confused Bohrok. "Yes, a copy made of shadows, by a master of shadows, for dark purposes." Lehvak Kal replied. "It was part of the enslavement. I and the other Kal, th real Kal, were imprisoned for several years. We were just recently released, but seperatly." "And as for myself? I know where I have been for the last ten years, but before that, I cannot." Nuhvok reacted. "How did our kind make it to Mata Nui?" "I was in slumber at the time, and cannot tell you." answered the Kal of Vaccum sadly. "I was released on Mata Nui, and took great care in hiding." "And...?" urged Nuhvok. Lehvak Kal sighed. "I despretly looked for any Bohrok left. Sadly, in my rushed times, I found only you." Nuhvok looked down. He was the last Bohrok...

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