Lego Ninjago Intro Novels & Stories

The room was beautiful, filled with low wooden tables, shelves overflowing with colorful books, and a large indoor play area with building blocks and art easels. A kind-faced woman with warm eyes and her hair tied back in a neat bun stepped forward to greet them. Her name tag read Miss Davies. "Good morning! You must be Leo," Miss Davies said, kneeling down to welcome him with a bright smile. "We are so excited to have you in our class. Look over there at the blue table, we are about to start building a giant Lego castle. Would you like to join us?" Leo’s eyes went wide at the mention of Legos. He looked up at Elena, his face glowing. "Can I, Mommy?"

Twelve LEGO minifigures, all dressed in tiny suits he had hand-cut from old socks and paper, stood neatly in formation on the “trading floor.” “The Nikkei opens up 0.8% today,” Takuto announced in a voice deepened by puberty—or at least his best attempt. Adjusting his imaginary glasses, he carefully shifted a red LEGO block representing Toyota stock. “Toyota has broken through the ¥8,000 mark. Commence block trade…” Suddenly, the door slammed open. “Onii-chan! Play house with me!” Five-year-old Mei Kimura burst in, clutching her one-eyed teddy bear. Her little feet stomped straight into the banking sector, smashing a section of clear bricks.

As a result, the self-introduction segment was completed smoothly. Lunar Invel's face showed an evident smirk. Principal Lyns, having her G-Pen protruding towards Moon and his classmates, started to announce the following: "Next up was an intense battle segment."

I say. We’ve just stepped into the cafeteria when I hear a dragon’s roar. A moment later, I hear Cyrene screaming for our mother that something’s wrong with Iniko. I race out of the cafeteria and outside to the area where Cal’s dragon babies have taken up residence until they shift. Before I even get there, I hear the horrible sound of bones snapping and I feel more than hear, Iniko crying out in pain. I find Cyrene who is sobbing as she watches Iniko. I take her hand and watch helplessly as our brother’s bones snap and reconfigure into his human form.

But reality was never so simple. Desperate to shift his focus, I gently tilted his chin. "Hey, since it's the weekend, how about we go shopping today?" Jace blinked up at me. "Really?" I nodded, tapping his nose lightly. "And you can pick out any Lego set you want. Even the big ones." A grin spread across his face instantly, lighting up his features. "Yay! I want the Ninjago one! And the car garage too!" Laughing softly, I lifted him off my lap. "Then let's get ready for breakfast. Come on, champ."

Sebastian held out his hand in front of his companions. Luna nodded and just listened to what they were saying as they sat around the spacious and large room. “That competition was called ᜀᜅ᜔ᜀᜅ᜔ ᜋᜎᜃᜐ᜔,” Lucy said. They continued to impart knowledge about the palace to the princess. She still listened to their stories even though she was reading books about their kingdom. Luna felt at ease, she felt safe with new acquaintances. From day one she already considered them as her friends. She realized that she's no longer alone because there are actually people waiting for her and wants to get to know her.

Jojo began to shake Angel, her demand urgent, "I want sugar in my..." But her words faltered as she caught sight of Lady Leggy, who stood watching her with an unwavering gaze. Jojo's attention shifted, captivated by the enigmatic figure. "Ooh, shiny person!" she exclaimed, clapping her hands like a toddler. She took slow, sheepish steps towards Lady Leggy, her eyes fixed on the elegant gown. Reaching Lady Leggy's presence, Jojo bowed deeply, her small hands reaching out to touch the hem of the gown. "I worship you," she declared, her voice filled with childlike wonder.