Ninjago stories

Wu's niceness

Mia snorted, a genuine laugh escaping her lips for the first time in days. "Brother," she said, her voice laced with mock disappointment, "I will always beat you. It's a fact of life."

Jay looked at her. " I'm the older one."

Mia sputtered. " It's MY game!"

Mia and Jay were playing a game called Minecraft.

They were trying to see who could make the tallest building in a minute.

Mia just laid her 300,987 block, while Jay laid his 300,986th block.

Zane, who was observing, noted, " You both are just one block of a difference."

" One block is a lot of blocks!" the siblings yelled.

Just then, Master Wu came in and took out the power cord to the TV.

" You all have become lazy." He said blandly.

Immediately, Jay made a cut motion with his arm as he looked at Mia's eyes.

They were turning red.

And not the good red, mind you.

The really bad red.

" Lazy, you say?" She asked in a dangerously low voice. " Why do you think that?"

" Because all you do is sit down and-"

He was cut off when Mia delivered a sharp slap onto his face. She got a dagger from her pack and held it close to his neck.

" Say one more word about laziness and this will meet your neck. " She hissed.

Master Wu appeared to be tired, but he threw her off. Te dagger went flying into the air. 

Just before it was going to hit the wall, Mia used her wind, got a bunch more daggers, and aimed them for Master Wu.

Soon, he was pinned.

Mia lit her eyes with lightning. " Let's finish this."

 Jay sighed. Mia never liked Wu.

And because of this, she hated him more.

Master Wu, pinned and slightly winded, managed a smirk. "Is this all you have, Mia? I thought you were stronger than this. You're not even trying your hardest."

Mia's eyes blazed with fury at his taunt. Without a second thought, she conjured a massive ball of water above Master Wu and released it, creating a powerful waterfall that drenched him completely. As the water cascaded down, she struck him hard on the back, causing him to gasp and inhale some of the water.

Master Wu sputtered, trying to catch his breath, but Mia wasn't done. With a sinister grin, she ignited her hands with lightning and set his beard on fire. The flames flickered and danced, casting eerie shadows on the walls.

Jay watched in shock, knowing that Mia's anger was pushing her to dangerous limits. "Mia, stop! This isn't the way!"

But Mia ignored him, focusing all her rage on Master Wu. She sent a surge of electricity through her fingertips, electrocuting his bones. Master Wu's body convulsed as the electric currents coursed through him.

"Mia, please!" Jay shouted, desperation in his voice. "You're going too far!"

Mia's eyes flicked to Jay for a brief moment, the red in them dimming slightly. She hesitated, the realization of her actions starting to sink in. But the anger was still there, simmering just below the surface.

Master Wu, despite his condition, managed to speak. "Mia... you are strong... but your strength is not in your anger. It is in your heart."

Those words struck a chord in Mia. Her hands stopped crackling with electricity, and the fire in her eyes began to fade. She released her grip on Master Wu, letting him slump to the ground, exhausted but alive.