Lego Ninjago Movie X Male Reader

Chapter 15

As I stepped outside, my motorcycle materialized before me, its sleek design and powerful engine ready for action. I hopped on, feeling the familiar thrill of the wind against my face and the rumble of the engine beneath me.

With a determined expression, I revved the engine and sped off towards my next destination. The road stretched out before me, and I couldn't help but feel a surge of excitement and anticipation for the challenges that awaited me.

As I rode, I couldn't help but reflect on the events of the day. Meeting the others and being welcomed into the team of skilled ninjas had filled me with a sense of purpose and belonging. I knew that I had found my place among these extraordinary individuals, and together, we would strive to protect the balance of the world.

But there was still much to learn and discover. The secrets and mysteries that surrounded the master of life intrigued me, and I was eager to delve deeper into their teachings and guidance. I knew that their presence would bring a unique perspective to our team and help us navigate the delicate balance between life and death.

As I arrived at my destination, I parked my motorcycle and took a moment to gather my thoughts. The challenges ahead would require focus, determination, and the support of my newfound allies. But I was ready. Ready to embrace my role as a ninja, ready to face whatever obstacles came my way, and ready to protect the balance of life and death.

With a deep breath, I stepped forward, ready to continue my journey and face the unknown with courage and resilience. However that's when I arrived home only to see fire. "Shit!" I yelled and quickly ran into the burning building. "Charlie!" I said looking around for him only to find him passed out near the couch. I quickly went over and tried to take him to safety.

But that's when the roof started to collapse. I hit a button on my bracelet quickly. "Call Sensei," was all I said and it did. "Help" Was all I said and everything started to go dark from being in the building for too long.