The second oneshot introduces the birth of Skales Jr. whom I do not own. Sorry I didn't bring up this disclaimer in the last chapter. Anyway, enjoy.
*Pythor's Mysterious New Look*
Pam was in her room, typing away at her laptop. Unknown to her, someone had crept up behind her…someone tall…someone dark…someone unusually handsome…
"Hey, thar, shweetheart." Pam shot up straight with surprise before turning around. Standing before her is Pythor, wearing a tan fedora on his head and a flirty smirk on his lips.
"Pythor," she said with wide eyes. "What in the world—" She stopped when he leant down towards her, his nose barely touching hers that made her blush.
"You like this new look?" he purred to her in his normal accent. "I heard you wonder how I look in a fedora…and I just felt like granting your wish." Pam then gave him a small smirk.
"Well, I have to admit," she purred back as she slowly wrapped her arms around his neck but not leaving her seat. "You're pretty hot in it…like one of those detectives in those black-and-white detective movies." His smirk grew a hair.
"Oh, trust me…I'm as mysterious as they come, baby," he purred before planting a kiss on her lips.
*Skales' Son (sequel to Baby's Name)*
Skales smiled as Acidicus handed the teary-eyed Boanya the bundle wrapped in a sky blue blanket.
"Congratulations," he said to the couple. "It's a boy." Skales feels like crying himself as his wife moved the blanket a little to reveal his new son's face. He looks like a chibi Rattla, much cuter than he had thought.
"He's beautiful," Boanya whispered.
"Yes," her husband replied, hugging her gently. "Just like you." He then took the bundle gently from his wife and gently held his son in his arms.
"Hello, Skales Jr," he said to the tiny Serpentine softly. "It's me…your daddy. I've hoped for the chance to hold you in my arms, and now my wish has come true." Skales Jr. only cooed at him softly, making him laugh tearfully.
*Master of Shadows (starring the OC of a fan)*
Pythor sat in his throne in the middle of the other four thrones. At his right sat Skales, and Fangtom sat at Skales' right. At Pythor's left sat Acidicus, and Skalidor sat at Acidicus' left.
Before them knelt a Serpentine they have never seen before, guarded by Slithraa and Fangdam. She looks like a Hypnobrai Warrior but bluish-black with legs and a tail with spikes that Pythor can tell are poisonous and can shoot. Her eyes are a cat-like with a beautiful shade of blue-green, and a scar over her right eye looks to have a trail of black smoke leading from it. On her side is a sword with a symbol on it, a moon with a pair of Pegasus wings. What also makes her different from the other Serpentine is the pair of dragon wings on her back, giving her the ability to fly.
"So you are the neutral Luna, the Master of Shadows," Pythor said to her with a calm smile. But she only turned her head away from him and the Generals in reply.
The five Serpentine Leaders have heard a great deal about Luna. Like Pythor said, she is neutral, neither siding with the ninja or the Serpentine. And she takes orders from no one and bows to no one; she's her own boss. Luna's also famous for her power of the shadows and night; she could teleport, use spells, and is an excellent fighter and swordsman. What also makes her famous is that she knows Spinjitzu, creating a blue/black/green tornado when she fights.
"No matter what you do to me," she hissed in a low tone, "I'm not getting mixed up in your little feud with the humans. We are free from our tombs now, so what's the point of trying to conquer the humans of Ninjago?"
"Have you forgotten who locked us away in the first place?" Pythor asked her firmly but with a smile.
"No, I have not," she answered with a growl, "and that is exactly why I refused take in part in this. I know the humans fear us, and I refused to get locked up again. But I also do not wish to hurt anyone out of vengeance because it feels pointless."
"You had no problem attacking our troops." She only gave him a grim smirk.
"They attacked me first, and I merely defended myself. So technically, it doesn't count."
"She's got a point when you think about it," Slithraa stated, but he quickly shut up when Pythor and Skales glared at him.
"You are quite the spirited one," Pythor said to Luna, "but we'll see how long that will last." He then turned to the two Warriors. "Put her in the cell and hold her there until we decide what to do with her."
"Yessir," they replied simultaneously before helping her up and leading her away.