《Brother of Wind (ninjago au)》chapter 3
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"Urg! Remind me again why we're carrying sensei in a... Horse carriage?!" Kai asked panting.
"Maybe it's... Oh man... Maybe it's a training exercise?" Cole said trying to catch his breath.
"Yes precisely! Maybe it's for teamwork! Everyone working together like this... will bring us closer as a team..." Zane said.
"Everyone? Hah! Yeah, uh, no! Morro's not even helping! He's using his weird wind stuff!" Jay shouted upwards.
Morro was high above the trees. Using his wind or keep him in the air.
"Sigh, I still can't find the right path. Maybe if I go lower then... Oh! Nope! I was just looking in the wrong direction. Haha."
Morro released the wind pressure a little and landed down in front of the four ninja.
"I found the way for the caves of despair." Morro said.
Kai turned to the others.
"Is that what we're looking for?" He asked.
When they reached their destination, the caves of despair, they stayed hidden.
"Samukai... He must be looking for the golden weapon." Sensei Wu remarked.
"Those are the guys that kidnapped my sister!" Kai whispered loudly.
sensei Wu gave the four ninja instructions.
"Remember. When you find the scythe of quakes, do not use it. Its power is-"
"Yeah, yeah sensei, can we just go?" Jay cut him off.
"Okay, guys be careful." Morro said.
"You are not coming with us Morro?" Zane asked.
"Nah. This is your mission. I've been on multiple before." Morro replied.
"And. I don't really favor that place." He said while looking away.
"Well then, we'll be off!" Cole said.
"Oh! One more thing. Even though this is a stealth mission, I'll be notifying you if the skeleton army is coming." Morro told them all.
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"Are we going yet?" Kai groaned.
"You better get going or Kai will get impatient." Morro shoved them.
As soon as they left Morro sat at the edge of the Forrest by the clearing around the caves.
"Morro."
"Yes, sensei?"
"You will be waiting for their return, right?" Sensei Wu asked the wind ninja.
"Yes sensei." Morro bowed.
"Will you be looking for tea-"
Morro searched for his master, but he has already disappeared.
A few minutes later. He heard a faint "COOL!!"
Coming from the caves.
"Those idiots... What part of 'stealth mission' do they not get?" Morro crossed his arms then extended them, sending a gust of wind to the ninja.
-in the caves-
"Kai. You gotta learn to be part of our team!" Cole said.
"Whatever. If this gets me closer to saving my sister, then I'll gladly do it myself." Kai complained.
"Hey, look!" Jay pointed out.
The scythe of quakes was illuminated in the center of the cave.
"That's it! The first golden weapon of spinjitzu!" Zane said.
"Hahaha! That's so COOL!"
The last bit, "COOL!" Was echoed throughout the cave.
Suddenly, a gust of wind was blasted into their faces.
"Wind? All the way inside a cave?" Zane asked.
"That must have been Morro's warning." Kai said.
They all looked at Jay with a mean look.
Jay looked confused.
"Whaaaaaat??"
-time skip-
With the scythe of quakes in their possession, the four ninjas ran back to
Where Morro and Sensei Wu were.
"Was that not enjoyable? Zane asked very pleased.
"Haha! Yeah, why wouldn't it be?" Kai asked clenching the scythe.
"Uhh maybe that's why." Jay said coming to a stop.
Morro was standing in front of them with his arms crossed.
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"You used it." He said with no expression.
Kai pulled the scythe out from the cloth on his back.
"Well yes we did, but it was the only-"
"YOU WHAT!!!???" Morro yelled blowing wind from around his feet. He looked at the ground and stepped back a bit.
"Sensei gave you explicit instructions to not use it!" Morro said pacing.
"What are we gonna tell sensei...? He's gonna get so mad...."
"Man, he's really going on." Jay said.
"Like you're any different." Cole mumbled.
-another time skip (lol)-
Morro was preparing to leave the rest of the journey to the others.
"You're leaving?" Zane asked.
"Oh yeah. Just heading back to the monastery. I'm leaving the rest to you.
After all, you guys are the chosen ones, not me." Morro answered.
"What? Are you serious?! You're the one with the cool powers! We'll be useless without you!" Cole said.
"That's exactly why. If you keep relying on me, you'll never get stronger!" Morro eyed the golden weapon.
"And, you'll get your own 'cool' powers soon enough." Morro said as he waved goodbye.
"What does he mean by that?" Cole asked.
"Uuummmm... I think we have bigger problems." Zane said.
"Oh no it's sensei..." Jay said.
"It was all Kai's fault!" Jay pointed at kai.
"What?! Hey!" Kai said.
Walking back Morro thought to himself. Maybe I should have stayed to keep them out of trouble....
NOPE! Nope, nope, nope! It was all their fault and not my responsibility.
"Ah jeez. I hope they're all right."
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