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The '''Fields of Air''' were an area of prolific [[Airweed]] growth on the outskirts of the [[Mahri Nui]] landmass.

== History ==
The Fields of Air were a natural part of the underwater terrain of [[Aqua Magna]].

When Mahri Nui tumbled into the sea, it crashed onto the Fields, which resulted in a fusion of the landmasses. The Fields survived the impact but were disturbed, causing the plants to release their [[Solidified Air Bubble|Air bubbles]]. These bubbles enabled the [[Matoran]] to survive the plunge. They later tamed [[Rahi]] called [[Hydruka]] to harvest the bubbles to use as personal modes of transport underwater and to maintain the large bubbles around the buildings of the [[Mahri Nui Fortress]].

When the [[Kanohi]] [[Ignika]] traveled to Mahri Nui, [[Barraki]] [[Carapar]] sent his [[Keras]] Crabs to occupy the Fields during the Barraki's search for the Mask of Life. During this time, the Matoran [[Gar]] and [[Idris]] attempted to use the Airweed to strengthen their fading [[Solidified Air Bubble|personal air bubbles]] but were prevented from doing so by the Keras. Later, however, these [[Rahi]] were soon driven out by the [[Toa Mahri]] who were then accosted by the Barraki who took them from the Fields to their caves.

The Fields of Air were destroyed when [[Voya Nui]] returned to its position on the [[Southern Continent]] and destroyed the Mahri Nui landmass.

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