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-Y/N POV-
"Why are we in the Grand Canyon?"
I shouted to Nya who was flying the dragon down to the ground.
"I thought you knew where we were going?"
Nya asked. I laughed.
"Nope."
The wind was whipping, it was so loud, you had to scream to the rest of the team.
"Well, we are here."
She said as the dragon we were on dissolved into mist.
Which blew straight into the green ninja's face.
I doubled over laughing as he was spitting the water out of his face, and trying to fix his hair.
"Quit your laughing!"
He bowled over the wind.
The Grand Canyon was completely clear.
Except for skeletons crawling everywhere.
"Ew."
I cringed as they were just bones.
"Yeah, have you every seen bones before? You are made of them."
Lloyd told me sarcastically. I rolled my eyes.
"No shit Sherlock."
And I had already defied what Sensei had told me. I shrugged it off. It was in my nature.
Everybody has taken out their weapons and were engaging.
Never mind.
They put up their weapons and started using their elements.
I sheathed my twin katanas.
You can't cut bone.
Idiot.
I was practically useless.
I focused and span into a tornado of grey, hitting bones, flying them everywhere.
The skeletons reconstructed themselves wrong, and ended up crumbling to a pile of bones.
I smirked.
I did something right.
"Ha! Did you see that?"
I yelled over the wind. Most of the skeletons were wiped out. Nya was free, Kai was too, but the rest of the team was occupied fighting skeletons. I finished up my tornado near the rail, where you could see the canyons.
"Good job Y/N!"
Nya called to me. Placing her hands on her hips, like a proud mother.
"Yeah I did."
Lloyd shouted.
"It was sad! Could've done it 10 times easier myself!"
He smirked, advancing towards me.
"Yeah, sure you could!"
I pushed him slightly, as he backed me closer to the rail.
"Yeah I could've!"
He shoved me back slightly harder.
I lost my footing, tripped, and my body slipped over the silver railing. I screamed.
It's over.
I heard Lloyd screaming from the railing where he pushed me over.
I could hear Nya crying.
Jay kicking rocks around.
Cole punched a rock.
Kai screaming.
And Lloyd.
I kept falling I got very dark. I was so far down, the cavern, that light couldn't reach it.
A red streak of light circled the canyon.
Kai.
I thought hopefully.
A strong pair of arms wrapped around my waist.
I looked to see who it was.
A pale guy, with Ray Bans on, a huge grin, and slicked back hair.
"Hey there beautiful. Why are you down here?"
-Nya's POV-
We arrived at the Grand Canyon and Y/N prodded me with questions.
"Why are we at the Grand Canyon?"
She asked. Her h/c hair whipping around her face.
"I thought you knew where we were going?"
I asked, as the dragon descended.
"Nope."
She laughed.
Man, I was glad she was my best friend. She might have her moments with Lloyd, but deep down, she was an awesome friend, who was really caring. And I admired her for that.
"Well, we are here."
I told her. I dissolved the dragon, the mist it produced flew straight into Lloyd's face. I was going to immediately apologize but I didn't because Y/N was enjoying herself too much.
I had always heard opposites attracted. I was just waiting for them to.
"Ew."
Y/N scowled as she spotted the skeletons. Her and Lloyd were arguing as I launched into battle. I used my Spinjitzu to disassemble then. Then I would throw the joint bones into the pit so they couldn't reassemble.
After a few more minutes of that, I heard Y/N and Lloyd arguing again. I had finished with my skeletons and so had Kai. I couldn't hear what they were saying.
I tired to shout over the wind to them.
"Be careful of the ledge!"
I screamed.
But it was futile. The wind was too loud, and blowing way too hard.
Just then, my best friend, tripped, and slipped over the silver railing.
"No!"
I screamed as tears flooded down my cheeks.
Lloyd screamed down to her.
He was crying too.
He slumped to his knees and said
Cliff hanger
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