Broken reason (Morro x Reader)

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Hi guys, I'm sorry I haven't been able to get to this in a while. Life and school have been really busy for the past couple of weeks. Finals at my school are in two weeks so this one might be the last for at least two weeks. But I'll try and write more if I can. 

"You're okay?" Kai took a step towards me only for him to be blasted into a wall by Morro. He gently pulled me back into him, draping his arm over my shoulder. "No thanks to you." 

"We were just trying make sure you were safe!" Jay came up behind the two of us. Morro had already seen this coming and pulled me to the side. "Safe! You think pushing me off a mountain would keep me safe?" Morro slowly walked with me over to the window as the ninja made many failed attempts to hit either of us. "Darling, hold on to me." Morro whispered into me once we made it to the window sill.

As soon as my arms were around him he jumped out on to one of the roofs. "Let's getting going." We ran of a little before the Ninja caught up to us.

"Why fight? I'll win every time." Morro yells at them as he blasts them almost off with the air. They still manage to hold on though. He then picks up some of the tiles on the roof to throw at them. Which again. Only slows them down slightly. "(Y/N), Jump." He glanced down as he said that. I followed his eyes to see a skiff with the other two ghost on it. 

I nodded and jumped down on to the skiff. I landed hard that I thought and pain shot up my legs. A nice little reminder I'm not fully healed yet. "Dang it." So after I had landed, Morro landed next to me. "Sing them a farewell song, Bansha."

With that she lets out a screech that made my want to tear my ears off. I think that was what it's supposed to do though. "Are you alright?" I still hadn't gotten up and Morro knelt down to me. "Yeah, I'll be alright." He stood back up and offered me a hand. "Don't Lie to me please. Is it from the house?"

"You know what they say, if you have to ask."I gave him a weak smile as he pulled me up. "Once we get back you are going to stay away from the fighting, alright." I feel like that was more of a command than a suggestion. 

"I won't be able to stay out of it. This is just how it is." He sighed and turned his attention to the skiff that was following us out of the eye of the storm. Without another would we started to fall onto the ground.  "Morro!" I grabbed onto the closest thing to me which happened to be Morro.

In return he held me. So we fell through air for awhile holding each other. Praying to what deity watches over us we will be okay. As soon as we hit the ground, we slide down the mountain. Still in the skiff. 

Morro immediately looked behind us to see the Ninja still following us. And gaining. "Seriously." He stood up but didn't completely let go of me. He still held my hand. 

"Aha! Got you now!" Kai yelled at us once he got within earshot. Morro tightened his grip on my hand while he smirked over at the ninja. I could feel the air around us starting to bend to his will. "You really think so?" With that Morro used the wind to 'guide them' into a tree. 

It seems like fate really wants them to get to us, because seconds later they all were using bits of the wood to get to us. "Ah! Haha. Hello, haven't we met before?" Zane, I love you bud, but shut up. "Don't they ever quit?"

"Sadly, no." I grumbled. Why can't they just quit for once. "Your ride is kind of slow, huh?" Kai was right next to us, but he wasn't paying attention to where he was going. "Eyes on the road." He looked at me confused before slamming into a tree. As much as he deserves it, I can't help but feel a little bad. I mean after everything, I should hate them all. But I can't seem to get rid of the voice in my head that says they might care. 

"Shoot at Jay." I watched as Jay went past us, unable to control his piece of wood. Everyone else on the skiff looked at me confused. "The blue one." I pointed at him as he screamed. The Archer nodded and fired an arrow at him. Again the voice in my head said he was going to get hurt and I should be ashamed.