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Minty
From Bs01 Game Team
Minty is Toa Aquartis' mount and pet sheep.
Biography
When Aquartis was a Matoran on Boosh Nui, he travelled to Ko-Zoo with the Chronicler's Party Minty had jumped from behind a bush and startled the group causing them all to slip towards a pool of Energized Protodermis. After transforming into Toa and the kidnapping of a friend the group found itself on a journey once again, this time to Po-Zoo. On their way, the Toa team came across Minty again. Aquartis decided to call this previously undiscovered species of Rahi Sheep and name this one Minty. Aquartis and the other Toa continued on their way with Aquartis using her as a mount.
When the Team had to split up for any chances of catching the rogue Makuta who had kidnapped their friend, Minty and Aquartis journeyed across the chain of islands beneath the planet's surface. After crossing a few sparcely populated islands, the duo eventually came upon a vast metropolis named Wiki Nui. While Aquartis was roped into helping protect the island along with the great number of Toa who lived there, Minty would stay at their residents.
Weeks later, invaders attacked, forcing Aquartis to stay and fight alongside other Toa, Matoran and even a Rahkshi whilst the island's most experienced Toa team, the Toa Sectra, were on a mission on another island. When some of the defenders, including Aquartis, were captured, Minty had no choice but to leave their home and attmpt to rescue them.
Abilities and Traits
Minty is very feisty and jealous. Should anybody get to close to Aquartis, she wouldn't hesitate to headbutt them away, particularily anyone female. With this said, she prefers to stay out of the way of the Toa's fights, unwilling to let herself be hurt.
