The Giant Stone Warrior became dormant and buried for thousands of years after the realm was split, only to be later unearthed by Misako and put on display at the Ninjago Museum of History.
The Fate of the Giant Stone Warrior
Initially, the Giant Stone Warrior was an active entity in the Ninjago realm. However, its fate took a significant turn when the realm was dramatically split in half.
Dormancy and Burial
During this cataclysmic event, the Giant Stone Warrior, alongside other similar entities, was affected by the powerful mystical forces at play. It entered a state of dormancy, meaning it became inactive and lifeless. Consequently, it was buried deep within the earth, remaining hidden and undisturbed for an extensive period. This period of inactivity lasted for thousands of years, during which it lay forgotten beneath the surface.
Rediscovery and Display
Its long slumber concluded when Misako, a prominent figure in the Ninjago universe and a knowledgeable historian, discovered it. Misako embarked on an endeavor to unearth the colossal figure. After its successful excavation, the Giant Stone Warrior was not reanimated for battle or any active purpose. Instead, it was carefully transported and subsequently put on permanent display at the prestigious Ninjago Museum of History. There, it serves as an artifact, showcasing a piece of Ninjago's ancient and mystical past.
Key Events in the Giant Stone Warrior's Journey:
- Realm Split: Became dormant and buried when the realm was divided.
- Thousands of Years: Remained hidden and inactive underground.
- Misako's Discovery: Unearthed by Misako.
- Museum Display: Placed on exhibition at the Ninjago Museum of History.
