Ninjago Pilots

Pilot #10 : A Day in Your Life

I am currently working on a movieverse story for Valentine's Day, which has made me once again realise just how different the movie is from the show, especially the characters, which gave me the idea for this crossover.

It's basically Lloyd (show) waking up in Luh-Lloyd (movie)'s body and having to deal with everything being different. I think this would be interesting, especially after yesterday's episode (SPOILER ALERT !) where, even after all he's been through, he still chose to return to Ninjago and keep fighting as the Green Ninja the easy way out.

I've seen some 'movie/show characters meet their counterparts' or 'show characters watch the movie' things, but I wouldn't know of any story done this way (if there is one, please let me know).

It is set after Hunted (although this might change if I decide to continue) and after the movie.

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A Day in Your Life

Dear Lloyd,

(It feel strange addressing a letter to you, as I am basically writing to a different me, but I'm doing it anyway.)

I hope that Master Wu is right about this being a temporary thing, and that tomorrow (or today by now) we will be back to normal. I've enjoyed spending a day in your reality, but I am looking forward to going home, no matter how messed up my life there is. But I have my friends, my family, who have supported me through everything, and I miss them.

(No offense to your friends though, they are great. But they are your friends, not mine.)

I should probably tell you what I have been up to as 'you', just so that you know what to expect. I've tried not to mess with your life too much, but I just wasn't prepared for all that has happened.

"Good morning, Lloyd."

Green eyes fluttered open when an unfamiliar female voice called his name, muffled through the closed door of his bedroom.

"Where's my Birthday boy?"

Oh, yes. Today was Lloyd's birthday. Not that he was too excited about this. Sure, getting presents was a nice thing but, ever since the incident involving Tomorrow's Tea, he just never knew which birthday he was supposed to celebrate.

His teammates, on the other hand, didn't care about that. They did care about Lloyd though, and they were determined to make it a special day for him, no matter what. And, in order to avoid the age question, they had come up with the idea to simply use as many candles as they could fit onto the cake - and his friends would always make bets on whether or not he would be able to blow them out in one go.

His friends must have gotten up early to prepare everything, for the room was completely silent. Nobody was sleep talking, snoring or making any other kind of sounds. This was strange. The Green Ninja was trained to react to even the smallest disturbance, but he hadn't been awoken up by his friends getting up (and for a bunch of sneaky Ninja, they were usually not very quiet during that).

But there was also something else that was strange. A small ray of light fell through the gap between the closed curtains - and it was coming from the wrong direction. And who was that woman that had called his name?

Lloyd sat up and swung his legs out of his bed. Unexpectedly, his feet didn't hit the usual cold wooden floor but a soft, fluffy carpet. Okay, something was definitely wrong here.

He quickly crossed the (way to small) small room. When he opened the door, he found a orange-haired woman on the other side - and his dad. Why was he not in Krypterium - and why was he smiling?