Harper Brookstone had anything but a normal life.
Maybe it was the fact that she lived with her cousin, his friends and an old man that made her life so weird. Or maybe it was that said cousin and friends were trained ninjas, or that the old man was...
Harper liked that they wanted to get better, but she definitely didn't exactly appreciate when the four boys would hoard the training course and didn't allow her to participate. Kinda like now.
But she decided to take advantage of the situation and give her muscles a break from training, and catch up on some reading instead while observing the guys. It was fun to watch them train while they yell random catchphrases and moves.
At the moment each one were doing their own training. Jay was dodging and deflecting arrows with his Nunchucks, Cole was practicing sparring on a dummy, Kai practiced on his Spinjitzu, while Zane calmly mediated despite all the noise and chaos surrounding the area. Harper watched in curiosity as Zane's icy blue eyes suddenly snapped open and began to do his own training, contently ignoring the existence of the others.
First, Zane jumps in front of Jay, making him lose concentration, then proceeds to take Cole's scythe for the dummy test and finally doing his Spinjitzu that froze most of the floor, causing Kai to slip.
Harper chuckled lightly as the three of the four boys regrouped in front of her, all with annoyed expressions on their faces.
"This roof isn't big enough for the four of us." Kai grunted.
"Correction: thus roof isn't big enough for him." Cole responded, also looking at Zane.
"It's like he's in his own world." Jay said, and turned to look at Zane's direction. "I bet he can't even hear us!"
Zane paid not attention at Jay's loud acclamation, unintentionally proving the auburn haired boy's point. Hearing steps approaching, the three boys and Harper turned to look at their Sensei.
"Sensei," Kai said, drawing their master's attention to him. "Zane's...weird."
"What is weird?" Sensei Wu questioned, with a lesson behind his words. "Someone who is different, or someone who is different than you?"
