Ninjago stories

Accused

You should know, my sis and friend did this.

😭😭😭 Yeah. I was on vacation and I gave them access to this for reasons I don't know of

Anyway none of this is me.

Me, Jay Elizabeth Walker, accused of stealing a diamond?!

And killing the officer in the process?!

Why would I wanna do that?

Yeah, you read that right. Jay Walker was accused of stealing a diamond at 10:45 pm.

But he was playing video games.

But no one believed him.

Nya even cursed her pendent.

Only one person did believe him.

His sister, Mia.

But that was because she was playing with him.

Anyway, they were banned from the monetary, Ninjago, and weren't allowed to be ninja inside Ninjago.

Forever.

Mia wasn't affected.

But Jay was.

How dare his friends and Yang, of all people, go against him?!

He was angry, but was happy that Mia was there with him.

In fact, I believe her exact words were, " Whatever happens to my brother happens to me."

She also said, " you'll regret this decision, one day."

And believe it or not, today as that day.

But, before I let you in on what's gonna happen today, let me tell you the events that happened after the accusations.

... Minus the court and everyone going against Jay, that's a bit.... Tragic.

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Jay sighed as he set down the last box of furniture. " Isn't this great!" He said, brightly. " We're in a cottage!"

Blackie scoffed. " And it smells like onions. And old people."

Jay shook his head as he surveyed the small, quaint cottage they now called home. The last of the boxes were unpacked, and he was trying to focus on the positive aspects of their new life. “Well, we didn’t have a choice,” he said, trying to sound upbeat. “This is our new home now, and we’ll make the best of it.”

Mia, however, was less enthusiastic. She floated around the room, using her wind powers to rearrange the furniture with a flick of her hand. The room transformed before Jay’s eyes, with the couch sliding into place and the curtains billowing with a gentle breeze. Despite her efforts to decorate, her frustration was evident in her actions.

“Well, their loss,” Mia said with a huff, her voice carrying a mix of defiance and bitterness. She glanced over at the small pile of ninja pictures that Jay had packed away. With a determined expression, she picked them up and tossed them into the trash can.

“Ugh, I hate the ninja!” Mia declared, her face set in a scowl. “They were supposed to be our friends, and now they’ve turned their backs on us.”

Jay sighed, watching her with a hint of sadness in his eyes. “I know, Mia. I know. But we have to stay strong. We can’t let this get to us.”

Blackie, lounging on a chair with his usual sassy demeanor, piped up from his spot. “You think throwing their pictures away is going to solve anything? You’re just going to end up with a bunch of trash and a mess to clean up.”