Okay! First off: I made a small mistake. Diane is the dark green ninja of nature! That was something I didn't make clear.
Two: I will not reveal my source (since I have no idea how accurate it is and honestly can't remember or find it), but according to the source, if Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu continued for another season, Nya would have become the purple ninja of Wind. So I used that.
No P.O.V.
Emera and Cole returned first, the Cliffs of Metal being the closest. Sensei Wu was waiting for them. "You were successful, I take it?" He asked.
"Yup!" Emera held up the silver bow. Ore roared, and Emera flinched. "Still not used to that."
"I find it's not so bad." Annabella pointed out, landing with River.
"Nor do I." Diane agreed, sitting on Spring.
"Hey guys!" Nya landed next to them. "I've got the fans."
"Then I believe it is time to reveal the final ninja. NINJA-GO!" Sensei spun around Nya, and she was dressed in the purple ninja suit from the scroll.
"Sweet! Girl power!" Emera said high-fiving Nya.
"My sister's a ninja?!" Kai asked, surprised.
"Correct. And you have the responsibility of training them." Sensei Wu answered, going back inside the monastery.
The eight looked at each other before Jay shrugged. "Where to start..." He sighed.
Five hours later...
The four girls, sore and exhausted, entered their room. Emera and Annabella collapsed on their beds, thankful they had bottom bunks.
"Karma, I have one thing to say to you; what the -ERROR! NOT COMPATIBLE WITH THE STORY'S RATING! - did I do to you?!" Annabella groaned into her pillow.
"Ditto." Emera muttered.
"We are ninja. It is what is expected of us." Diane replied.
"Fine. I'm starving, though." Annabella added her stomach rumbling.
"I think we're out of luck there." Nya said sadly. "Cole's cooking tonight."
"How bad can it be?" Emera pointed out. "We were in a facility with rotten food. ANYTHING will be better."
An hour later...
Cole put a bowl of white paste on the dinner table. "Duck chowder!" He told the others. Yup! The famous duck chowder we've all heard about but never saw!
The girls, excluding Nya, put some on their plates and took a bite.
Annabella: Is there a reason my teeth feel weird- My mouth. Is glued shut. Well, I think I'm never eating this again.
Emera: Eww... I jinxed it. I should warn the others... Except my mouth isn't moving.
Diane: Um... Peculiar... I do not think Cole should make this again.
When none of the girls complained (Emera and Annabella tried) the others began eating, all falling victim to the glue-like food. Finally dinner ended, and the girls rushed back to their room.
"Nya, where's the glue remover?" Emera asked, but only muffles came out of her mouth.
Annabella wrote down the same thing, and Nya pointed to a closet. Five minutes later, Annabella exited the bathroom, her mouth slightly pink but moving. "It works. Just hurts like hell." The other girls copied her idea, and within fifteen minutes their mouths were back to normal.
"I never thought I'd have met worse food than the facility." Emera said, shivering.
"Yeah, and Cole refuses to acknowledge that point." Nya added.
"I doubt we can change it. For now, we should rest." Diane advised, climbing onto her bunk.
The next day...
The four girls woke an hour after dawn. Diane, up first, went to the kitchen and made a quick breakfast of eggs and toast, ready when the other girls got up.
"Mmm, smells good." Annabella said, coming in.
"And tastes good!" Emera replied, smiling and eating her eggs.
"Thanks, Diane. I think we all needed this." Nya told her.
"I thought it would be nice to wake up to." Diane insisted her head down from embarrassment.
"Come on, this is what we should've had when we got here." Emera pointed out.
"Hey, where are the guys?" Annabella asked, looking around.
"They went out early this morning." Sensei Wu explained, coming in. "They should be back in a small while. Until then, use the training course."
Finishing breakfast, the girls went outside and the training course came up. "So, who wants to go first?" Nya asked, looking around.
Sighing, Emera went up first. She barely lasted five seconds before being knocked over by one of the swinging dummies. "Fail." She muttered, rubbing a small knot on her head.
The girls trained for an hour or so until Diane whipped around, looking at the door. "Something wrong?" Annabella said, turning to face Diane.
Diane's eyes widened and she ran towards the monastery. "Get down!" She shouted.
Not knowing why but complying, the others slammed to the ground. It was barely done in time, as the doors blasted off their hinges. Serpentine slithered in, looking around.
"Imposssssible! How are there sssstill ninja here?" The one with a long tail asked.
Without thinking, the girls drew their silver weapons, trying to defend their home. At first, it seemed to work, until Annabella's head jerked up. "Smell that?" She asked.
"Little busy!" Emera replied, shooting a Serpentine.
"No, Annabella is correct! There is a fire!" Diane said, looking towards the smoke.
A Serpentine came out, holding a golden staff, and went unnoticed as the girls were concentrated on the fire. The Serpentine, realizing their mission was complete, retreated.
"Can't you use water to put it out?" Nya asked, looking at Annabella.
Annabella tried, but her water evaporated almost instantly. By the time the boys got back, the girls had given up and were nursing their injuries.
"What happened?!" Cole asked, landing Rocky and running towards them.
"Serpentine. They destroyed everything!" Emera answered.
"Are you alright?" Jay asked. Emera shrugged.
"Few burns, not much else." She answered.
"Of which are extremely painful, thanks." Annabella said winching as Diane tied her bandage.
"Stay still." Diane advised, wrapping Annabella's shoulder.
"So we have no home! Great!" Kai shouted, angry.
"Be thankful no one was hurt badly." Nya pointed out.
A screech pierced the air and everyone looked up, finding a falcon soaring over them. "It's the bird from before!" Zane said in awe. "And it seems to want us to follow."
"I'll go with you." Diane offered.
The two went off while the others waited. It was almost nightfall when Diane and Zane returned. "The falcon showed us something. Follow us!" Diane insisted.
The other ninja mounted their dragons, and after a few hours of flying found a ship lying on the desert sand.
"Convenient!" Emera said, smiling.
Entering the ship, the girls chose a room. "Two new homes in one day. I hope this doesn't keep up." Annabella said, sitting on her bed.
"I hope so as well." Diane agreed. "Your burns should be fine by morning, also."
"Thanks. I'm hitting the sack. Night." Annabella fell back onto her bed and fell asleep, the others following suit.
Diane, however, found she couldn't rest long before reawakening. Eventually, after a while, she gave up and went outside. The ship's deck was free of sand so she leaned on the rail and watched the stars.
"Star-gazing?" Zane asked, coming from behind.
Diane jumped, then turned and laughed softly. "Sorry, I did not see you there."
"I apologize. Should I leave?" Zane said.
"No, it is no matter. I came out as I could not sleep." Diane explained. "It has been an eventful day."
Zane smiled slightly before looking skyward. "Perhaps the stars will help?" He said, voicing her thoughts.
Diane nodded, smiling back. Zane went back inside and Diane nearly went with him until she remembered her prayer a few days earlier. Clasping her hands Diane looked to the moon. "Thank you, Luna. Thank you for watching over one of your daughters." She whispered before returning to her room.
Oh yeah! Before I go (If nothing else, READ NUMBER THREE! IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT!):
1. Did no one see the thing about Nightmare and Darkness' Daughter, Light's Fighter? I have seen multiple people asking for sequels on both, so getting no reviews on that makes me wonder if you guys really want them.
2. On the next story, I am going to let you choose! There will be a poll on my profile either today or tomorrow. Please check it out!
3. This IS NOT decided as of now, BUT there is the possibility I may be taking a short/very long leave on writing! I am currently writing a novel, and have had to start over so I need to spend time on that! Also, next year I enter high school! If I stay at my current school, I will be getting a LOT more homework and have less time to write. If not, I may have even LESS time. The leave will start either a. at the end of this story or b. at the end of the next. I will give you updates on that, and hopefully it will not be a leave of more than a few months.