PinkiemachineFeb 637 min readLegends of Ninjago: Book 3: The Four Fangs: Chapter 31 — Into the Claws of OuroborosPlanning an attack always made Kai fidgety, but he’d never before felt as though he couldn’t sit still for more than a minute like this....
PinkiemachineJan 1517 min readLegends of Ninjago: Book 3: The Four Fangs: Chapter 30 — Changing CourseThe ninja were staring at Wu, eating their breakfast as slowly as possible and maintaining an uncomfortable amount of eye contact. He...
PinkiemachineMay 29, 202421 min readLegends of Ninjago: Book 3: The Four Fangs: Chapter 29 — The Long Night“What does it mean?” Cole asked as everyone watched Wu pace back and forth. “It means we’re probably all going to die.” “Monty,” Wu...
PinkiemachineMay 29, 202432 min readLegends of Ninjago: Book 3: The Four Fangs: Chapter 28 — Beneath the Surface“I still think—AGH!” Kai cried as Cole grabbed him in a headlock. “We should check on him—Hya!” He reached around, grabbing Cole by the...
PinkiemachineSep 23, 202314 min readLegends of Ninjago: Book 3: The Four Fangs: Chapter 27 — Coming Out of the FogLloyd barely remembered anything when he woke up. There had been fire, lots of fire, and a great shadow that had come over him. A...
PinkiemachineAug 12, 202327 min readLegends of Ninjago: Book 3: The Four Fangs: Chapter 26 — Everything’s Going to be FineIt was twilight when Garmadon woke up. He was groggy, confused, and swaying in one of the many hammocks hanging in the musty barracks. As...
PinkiemachineJul 29, 202320 min readLegends of Ninjago: Book 3: The Four Fangs: Chapter 25 — The Clutches of DangerJay leaned over the side of the ship and watched as the Serpentine inched closer and closer. “Now would be a really good time to have a...
PinkiemachineJun 19, 20233 min readHi there!Hello my loverly followers! It has been quite a long time since I have posted anything other than a Ninjago chapter here. Wow. To be...
PinkiemachineMay 20, 202313 min readLegends of Ninjago: Book 3: The Four Fangs: Chapter 24 — A Hike in the SnowThe trees were thick on this side of the mountains, and snow, three feet deep, covered much of their path ahead. It was strange to think,...