Hi... Next chapter might take longer to get out. I'm going to be on summer vacation soon though, so we'll see. So I believe I mentioned asking out my crush last time, we are too awkward to function but I managed to ask him out again and he said sure so I must be doing something right... Right?

Ching Shih thought that she was a man like everyone else does at first. But on the plus side she didn't care what she was wearing and was delighted to have someone of her experience in an alliance. There is the problem of Ching Shih wants to be in charge and not an equal.

"I am willing to work with you but not for you," Montera told her firmly as if she was talking to a child.

"I don't want to risk mutiny because I let you be my partner, I already have enough problems because I'm female," Ching Shih argued.

"This is why I didn't want to go to this meeting. I know what happens when you get two strong headed women in the same room and try to force them to get along," Kade muttered. "I do not need your sass, Dear," Motera snapped at him. "You should not have relationships with your adversary, did you two not fight for years?" Ching Shih looked absolutely appalled. Montera groaned and hit her head on the table.

Lloyd looked at the map Belinda swiped for them during their escape. They had to get away and find an area that was big enough to have trade but small enough not to be on TV, that way his parents never found them. Although if they were shown on TV then maybe the headmaster would let him come back.

He shook his head, he can worry about that later right now he had to take over an area so he can survive. He looked at the map.

"There, Ja Jaman Jamanikai village should be easy," he said with a smile.

"I have a feeling you are going to be wrong," Belinda commented.

Lloyd stuck his tongue out at her immaturely. Her tongue flicked out in a returning gesture. Lloyd stared at her for a moment.

"Hiss, you just gave me an idea."

Wu was meditating when he heard the racket.

"Hah take that!" one his pupils called out.

"I can do much better than that," another responded.

Wu smiled, has his students finally decided to catch up on their training?

I must make sure they haven't become sloppy from negligence he thought as he stood up.

Sensei Wu opened his doors that lead to the training ground to reveal nothing. It was empty, the wind blew a dummy, the chains creaked from disuse. He frowned as he heard more cries that suggested they were training. He quickly checked the kitchen, nothing. He sighed heavily as he realized what they were doing. He had hoped it something that was related to training but he wrong. He quickly made his way to the electronics room.

He passed a picture in the hallway and paused. It was of his sister and him, they were sparring. It was all father would truly let them really do, maybe if they had been allowed to bond over silly games they would've been a stronger family. He went down the hall to the end of the room.

"One more hour and then I went to make sure that you four have not become as rusty as your weapons," he said.

"I will make sure we stop in an hour, Sensei," Zane said not taking his eyes of the screen. "I will remind you then," Wu said not convinced the were actually paying attention.

"Okay, Sensei," Kai said.

Wu sighed and closed the door with a shake of his head. He saw Nya running towards,

"Sensei, someone going by the name Lord Garmadon is attacking Jamunikai Village," she told her eyes wide with confusion and worry.

"Do you think it's?" she asked.

"My sister's attacks are much more concentrated towards the coast. I am not sure how she could have made it so far in land without us knowing," Wu said his eyebrows furrowed in confusion. "Should we still get the ninja or let the police handle it?"

"The ninja should be there just in case."

He opened the door, "It has not been an hour yet, Sensei," Zane said in confusion pausing the game. "Someone going by the name of Lord Garmadon is attacking Jamunikai Village," Nya said.

Chaos ensued.

Did I do good? I will hopefully have the next chapter out soon. (I actually mean soon as in a week or two not like last time soon.)