Lego Ninjago Movie X Male Reader

Chapter 14

After I got done checking up on Charlie I decided to head to the place where my Sensei was at. When I got there I saw the other ninjas. "Master Wu," the one in white spoken catching mine and everyone's attention. "Yes?" Sensei Wu spoke up. "Who is he?" The white ninja asked.

Sensei Wu turned his gaze towards me, a small smile playing on his lips. "This is the master of life, he helps the balance of death and living," Sensei Wu said looking at the others, "please treat him as a friend and he will keep his identity a secret for various of reasons."

The other ninjas exchanged curious glances, clearly intrigued by the presence of the mysterious figure. They nodded in understanding, acknowledging Sensei Wu's words.

Kai, the ninja in red, spoke up first, his voice filled with curiosity. "Master of life, huh? That sounds pretty intense. We're honored to have you here with us."

Jay, the ninja in blue, chimed in with a mischievous grin. "Yeah, secrets and mysteries are right up our alley. We'll make sure to keep your identity safe."

Cole, the ninja in black, nodded solemnly. "We understand the importance of balance, and we'll do our best to support you in maintaining it."

Zane, the ninja in white, observed the master of life with his analytical gaze. "Your presence adds an interesting dynamic to our team. I look forward to learning from you."

Nya, the ninja in light blue, smiled warmly. "Welcome, master of life. We're a close-knit team, and we trust each other implicitly. You can count on us to keep your secret safe."

Lloyd, the ninja in green, looked at me then gave me a small smile.
Feeling a sense of acceptance and camaraderie, I nodded gratefully at the other ninjas. "Thank you all for your understanding and support. I'm honored to be a part of this team and to work alongside all of you."

Sensei Wu, his eyes filled with wisdom, addressed the group. "Remember, ninjas, the balance of life and death is delicate. Our new ally will guide us in understanding and preserving that balance. Together, we will face the challenges that lie ahead."

That's when I heard my phone going off, "I must get going." I spoke and the others nod in understandment. I left and quickly hit the bottom on my bracelet to call for my motorcycle.