Green Ninja Lloyd Garmadon Novels & Stories

According to her, Norman had taken Lyra to a secluded warehouse to drain every drop of blood from her body, a plan she overheard Norman discussing with her father. Furious and with his eyes glowing red, Adam turned to his cousin and asked, "Are you with me?" His cousin replied with a resounding "hell yeah," eager to join the impending battle. As Gina was frightened at the sight of Adam's anger, he spoke in a deep, dark voice, demanding, "Take me there." 'Why is his eyes glowing a red color instead of orange?' Gina asked herself. 'He might have a special ability like Norman whose eyes glow a green color due to his venomous nature. Adam looks more frightful than my father.'

My heart jumped as I hurried to open it, half-expecting Hannah to have returned. Instead, a tall, broad-shouldered man stood before me. His sharp brown eyes studied me with cool detachment, and the faint scar running down the side of his jaw made him look even more intimidating. He wore the uniform of a Blackstone warrior, and the sheer dominance radiating from him told me he wasn’t just any guard. “Alpha Cade has summoned you,” he said. My breath hitched. Summoned? So soon? I forced my face into a mask of calm, even as my pulse thundered in my ears.

Garna looked at the bodies of the top fighters who were of God of War caliber and quickly regained his senses. At the wave of his hand, he pointed at Liam and bellowed, "Shoot! All of you, shoot him! Kill him!" However, before Garna could finish, Liam was no longer standing in front of him. Liam made a move, grabbed dozens of steel needles from his waist, and shot them all out. Every single needle shot into the forehead of the soldiers surrounding him.

Her eyes are purple. "She's so beautiful, how could she be an enemy?" a man with gray messy hair whispered. His body armor was made of silver, his eyes were blue and he had a scar cut on his left eye. Another woman with long yellow hair stood up. She approached Luna and pushed the man who pulled the princess inside. "Not because she's beautiful, she is no longer an enemy." She wiped the tears from Luna's eyes with her finger before removing the fabric from her face. "Her beauty is ethereal! Is she a goddess?" astonishing question of the man with gray messy hair.

If she was going to earn the warriors’ respect—true respect beyond titles—she would do it the only way she knew how: through sweat and steel. The training yard was already stirring when she arrived. Morning mist clung to the packed earth, and a handful of warriors stretched near the weapon racks, their easy camaraderie faltering as they noticed her approach. Not hostile, but watchful. She was their Luna, yes, but also an unknown. Natasha understood the language of guarded looks better than most. Gideon stood at the center of the yard, rolling his shoulders, the old fighter’s scars pale against weathered skin. He saw her coming and didn’t pretend surprise.

But I need to go in there for Jasmine, to find out what’s going to happen to her—what’s going to happen to me. I push open the door without knocking, and four huge guys stop talking to look over. I recognize them all from the last time I was here. I’ve been trained to never forget a face. Jared stands beside his pierced friend. Garrett Green is the pack leader, the one whose lawyer girlfriend marched in and pulled Jared out of the police station. The fourth guy is huge—built like a tank, complete with a military crew cut. He served as a bouncer at the cage fight. “Well, well, well, he survived the full moon,” Jared drawls.

“I deeply apologize for the loss of your father.” Theodore nodded. “It is unfortunate that the humans feel threatened by our kind and attack us.” He turned to look at the rest of us. “I did not call this meeting to put fear in your hearts. I just wanted you all to know the situation of things with other packs as it concerns us” he squeezed my mother’s hand. “We have heard enough sad stories. I am tired of the long faces and the scared eyes. We should drink tonight and feast. It is a full moon. For a moment, let’s forget about our fears and worries and bask in the power of the moon goddess. Cheers to that.”

" Ladonna's fine eyebrows knit tight. 500 billion Yehooda dollars was equivalent to 32 billion Wyvernian dollars. It was a large order for Nagorski Group. However, it was too closely related to the replica of the Holy Jade Amulet. After a short period of thought, Ladonna Nagorski spoke, "Please do give me some time to think about it, Mister Kane. We'll meet here tomorrow, and my brother will talk about it in detail. Is that alright with you, Mister Kane?" "Alright, then!" Alexander nodded and promised. Wasting no more time, he and Green Dragon stood up and turned to leave. Right after Alexander and Green Dragon left, Ladonna immediately took out her phone and dialed her father.

“I feel bad for letting us have all the fun. Everyone deserves to get their revenge, even if it's in a small way.” “I like your thinking, Carson. You're always so good…in a bad way. Is that even a right expression?” I asked, looking around at my men, who were dressed in black balaclavas. They looked like assassins at the moment. “For Carson? Definitely.” Jared collected the silver powder and mixed it in a small broken bowl of water, and then he drew it into five syringes. Carson had a bag on, and Mayhem looked like he wanted to cause…mayhem on someone's body with the way he played with his small yet deadly knives. Miles carried a small axe, throwing it in the air while I just wanted to enjoy

At his gesture, his men stepped back immediately. So he could still raise his arm after the hard blow on his wrist. I thought he wouldn’t be able to raise his hand for at least one minute so that I could get rid of him. But it didn’t seem to make a difference. I narrowed my eyes, trying to figure out the possibility of defeating him. "Do you want to be Luna? That's way better job than working in a hotel," he said playfully. What? I didn't want to be a Luna and I was a Gamma!