The Green and Light Green Ninja (Ninjago fanfic)

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Abigail's P.O.V.

             It has been about a week since we moved into Uncle Wu's monastery and I've been getting better with my training. The girls would train me while the guys would help out, some of the time. However, I noticed some differences of the girls and the guys. The girls would train all day and take a break in the afternoon while the guys would play videogames in the morning then train. Anyway, today it was Kai's turn to help me train while the others trained. Kai was teaching me how to do spinjitzu which sounds hard to me.

           "Now, it might be a bit difficult at first," Kai said, "but I know you can do it." "Alright," I said, "I'll try." I was getting into position to do spinjitzu then I yelled, "Ninja go!" I was spinning around then I saw light green sparks starting glow around me. Was I about to do spinjitzu? I never got to chance to find out because Zane used his spinjitzu and froze the whole training court, causing me to trip on the ice. Rats, I was so close. Kai saw me fall down and helped me up but I noticed that Kai was looking at Zane annoyed.

               The others, except Zane, came over to Kai and me. "This place isn't big enough for the nine of us," Kai said annoyed and Cole said annoyed, "actually Kai, this place isn't big enough for him." "It's like he's in his own world," Jay said annoyed, "I bet he can't even hear us." "Guys, come on," Katie said, "Zane is like a brother to you, you all can't be like that." "You know Katie," Julia said, "Zane kinda reminds me of when we first met Zabrina." I was confused and asked the girls, "what do you mean?" Zabrina sighed and said, "I used to be like Zane; never had a funny bone to my name or anything." "Trust me, you thought Zane was bad," Caroline said, "Zabrina was a little worst when she was younger." "I don't know if that's a compliment or not," Zabrina said confused; at that moment, Uncle Wu came over to us. "Sensei, Zane is being weird," Kai said then Sensei said/asked, "what's being weird? Someone who is different or someone who is different from you."

              "No Sensei," Cole said, "Zane is being 'weird' weird." "Well, you don't have to be rude about it," Caroline said then Cole said, "I'm not." "Look, we like the guy, he's really smart, just Zabrina," Kai said, "but he can be sometimes, off." "Zane is like a brother, Kai," Katie said, "not all brothers are going to be the same." "Katie is right," Sensei said, "I should know." I knew he was talking about my father, since my father is his only brother. At that moment, I heard the loud doorbell and everyone, except Uncle Wu, Zane, Zabrina, and I, yelled, "mail!" Everyone, except Uncle Wu, Zane, Zabrina, and I, ran to the door to get the mail. Jay and Julia got a letter from Jay's parents, though for Julia, Jay's parents are her aunt and uncle, Kai and Katie got a fan letter, Caroline got a letter that was for her and Cole from her uncle or Cole's father, and Cole got a package from Creatures, Beasts, and Beyond.

                 I noticed that Zane and Zabrina didn't get any mail from anyone; I wonder why. My answer was confirmed when Jay asked Zane and Zabrina, "Hey Zane, Zabrina, how come you don't hear anything from your parents." I noticed the girls, except for Zabrina, look at each other with concerned looks while Zabrina looked a little sad but said, "Zane and I don't know our parents, we've been orphans all of our lives." I was shocked; I didn't know Zabrina and Zane were orphans. "You mean you don't have a home?" Kai asked concerned; Zabrina and Zane just looked down with sadness. "The monastery is your home now," Uncle Wu said trying to cheer Zabrina and Zane up. Zane just walked inside and Zabrina said, "I'll go talk to him" Zabrina walked inside, leaving us with worry and concern.

                  I never knew my parents but I know my father is alive. I feel so bad for Zane and Zabrina; they never knew their own parents in there lives and they probably would never meet. I guess Zabrina, Zane, and I have one thing in common; all three of us never knew our parents.