Aether

Chapter Two

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Hikaru's Pov

It had been a few days since me and Sora had joined the ninjas in their training- although at first it was just me and Sora showing them what we were capable of- soon we were also being trained by the ninjas and Sensei Wu. Their attention was mostly on Lloyd, not that we minded as Sensei Wu and even Nya would help us with training. Sensei Wu helped us with trying to learn Spinjitzu while Nya helped us with weaponry. I was excited for both and Sora was as well. We were fitting in well, but there were times when we both regretted joining them for their training exercises, like now.

Lloyd was doing a one-handed handstand while the rest of us were balancing on his feet. Zane was the one standing on the younger's feet, attempting to balance Kai and Jay on his arms. Next was Cole who held both me and Sora, the two of us practically clinging to him as we feared Lloyd would cause us all to fall. And of course, last but not least, Sensei Wu had sat on Cole's shoulders as he took out his teapot and poured himself a cup. Who drinks tea at a time like this in this situation? Either way, I didn't like any of this because every time one boy would shift, the rest of us would have to shift with them so we wouldn't fall like dominos. Dear First Spinjitzu Master...help us.

"Focus..in order to bear the fate of Ninjago on your shoulders. You must first learn to bear the weights of all of us." Sensei Wu had said as he poured some tea, taking a sip from his cup. I bit my lip as I clung to Cole, Sora clinging to him just as equally as he could to help us stay balanced on both sides so there wasn't more weight on one side. I heard Lloyd let out a noise as he struggled at the bottom of our tower, causing the rest of us to let out small noises out of fear he'd lose balance and drop us. He's a 12 year old for crying out loud! How can he have this strength? Oh right, green ninja.

"Focus.." Sensei added as he continued to drink from his tea cup. I glanced up at him then to Jay who spoke up, also looking up at Sensei. "Uh, Sensei...I'm starting to think this was a bad idea!" He exclaimed. My brother couldn't help but agree as he glanced up at Sensei then to the others under him. "Yeah, Sensei. He's just a kid." I frowned at that, murmuring to myself. "I'm just a kid, jerk.." I saw him glance at me, but he didn't say anything as he tried his best to hold onto me and Sora while also balancing Sensei on his shoulders...and not drop any of us.

"In order for him to succeed. We must all trust one another." Sensei Wu said as he glanced down at all of us, causing me to nod silently. I swore I heard another noise, but before I could look and see what it was, the window behind us broke while we were all sent flying to the ground. I let out a yelp out of surprise, quickly flailing my arms and managed to stop my fall just a centimeter above the ground. I glanced over at the others who had landed on the ground roughly except Sora who had floated above ground using his wind before he set his feet back on the ground. He looked over at me and I lost focus for a second, causing my face to fall on the ground.

I groaned and sat up, looking over at the now broken wall and frowned as I saw a wrecking ball. Sora walked over to me, helping me up as he asked. "Why is there a wrecking ball here?" Just as Cole asked what happened. The rest of the boys stood up, following me and Sora as we walked over to the broken window, avoiding the broken glass. The construction workers also walked over to the new opening and made a noise out of confusion as they saw us. "Woah, woah, woah!" Darreth- the owner of the dojo- shouted as he ran out of the back room and over to us. He threw his arms around as he continued. "This wasn't supposed to happen- until tomorrow!" He exclaimed, looking at the construction workers. They were still confused before the one with the suit turned to the other. "Tomorrow? Let me see that order!" I glanced to my side to see Lloyd- who glanced over at me as well- the two of us shrugging before we turned back to the adults.