And you thought I wouldn't write until Friday. I'm evil for a cliffhanger and making you wait a day, I know. But at least it's only 1 day.

So, plot twist, I'm going to have a different ending for each of the ninja. Since you guys liked the one I did so much, I formulated this idea. I got the idea for Lloyd's first, so hence, him coming first.

-Y/N POV-

I heard the doorknob twisting once again. This time, it clicked open.

"Go away, please."

I whispered softly to the stranger who was at my door. I had yet to make eye contact with them. After I said this, nothing happened. The door softly clicked shut. I smiled, I wanted to be alone in my time of pain. Then suddenly the bed weighed down. I opened my eyes. Emerald eyes, and shaggy blond hair. Lloyd had entered my room.

"Look, I know you must be hurting right now."

He stated, playing with one his various strands of hair.

"Mmh."

I hummed, as I played with the paws of the plush kitten.

He sighed.

"I know how you feel."

This caught my attention.

I was silent, so he continued.

"When I had to banish my father to the cursed realm, that's the hardest thing I ever had to do."

I looked up at him. His face twisted up in pain, he was hurting himself by telling me this.

"I thought the hardest thing to do was listen to Jay talk."

I joked, trying to relieve the situation. I bet he had never told anybody about this.

He snickered slightly.

"You are right there."

He scouted closer to me on the bed.

"He was the man I aspire to be. He was evil, and so was I. He became good, so did I. He got banished to the cursed realm because of me. Because of me, Morro got out, and I couldn't fight his possession. You know how hard it is to tell someone about something they've never been through?"

He asked, tears brimming the edges of his emerald eyes.

"That's why I decided to come in here. To talk to you. Let it all out. You listened to me. I'll listen to you."

I looked up at him. This is the most vulnerable I had ever seen the savior of Ninjago ever be. Hurt swirled around in his eyes. Pain, the kind he had never been able to tell anybody, until now.

"Y'know, you guys were the same age."

He seemed taken back by this.

"She wanted to be an astronaut when she grew up, or a ninja. Mostly a Ninja."

I said slightly laughing through the tears that rolled down my cheeks.

"When I told her I became a ninja, she was the happiest I had ever seen her. Because, she knew there was hope for her to be like me. I don't know why she would want to be like me. Honestly, I'm not even that great. I invited you to leave, when I need your help in my time of hurting."

I choked out. I took a deep breath, sat up from the bed, now staring him straight in the eyes.

"My mother didn't tell me that she had ever been diagnosed with cancer. I wish she would have, but she did it so I could take care of Ninjago and not worry about Ambrosia."

The tears coming out at a more rapid pace.

"Ambrosia is the kind of person I aspire to be. She was always happy, and had the can do kind of attitude, even when times got bad. She was the happiest little ray of sunshine that I'll ever live to meet. And I'm glad to call her my sister. May she fly with the angels forever."

I whispered the last sentence because I had gotten so choked up.

"I'm sorry you have to see me like this."

I said wiping my face with my jacket sleeve.

"Sorry for what? Sorry for being human? Ambrosia would've been happy that you are talking. Sharing a problem with another person, is a really great way to handle one. And I'm glad to handle this one with you. Even though it's not a problem."

He said smiling. I could see streaks, on his face where tears had ran down it. I must've made him cry.

"You two would've been best friends."

I whispered.

"Are you calling me childish?"

He said acting all fake hurt.

I laughed. Truly laughing for the first time since her death.

"Nope, just the fact that you always seen the best in people. And she did that too."

He pulled one his various locks of hair behind his ear.

"Thanks. You have a really good heart."

He smiled.

I returned the smile.

"Thanks for being a listener Lloyd."

"Thanks for being a listener as well, Y/N. You're a really good one."

He leaned over and hugged me.

Wrapping his arms around me. I started softly sobbing.

"It's okay. Let it all out."

He mumbled to me.

I sobbed into his shirt.

She was gone.

Forever.