Ninjago Shade Novels & Stories

Not a major threat, but enough to verify we could handle standard deployments while preparing for more dangerous targets. The anomaly was a Shade—darkness that moved with purpose, that could blind and disorient but wasn’t particularly lethal if you knew what you were doing. We hunted it through abandoned buildings until Amon’s shadows pinned it long enough for me to end it with Eugene’s device. The device worked perfectly. The Shade dissipated without drama, its parasitic structure disrupted by the resonance frequencies. My tattoo pulsed with credit recognition, and we collected our payment like any other Hunter team. “That was almost boring,” Fabian said afterward. “Is this what success fee

I asked her with a sigh. “It’s bad enough that we are heading out again to massacre another innocent pack at the behest of your Father because of your own personal vendetta, but Niko? Why is he coming too? I’m fine with Adonis but not Niko!” Jada spoke her agitations really fast, ending her exclamation in almost a whisper. “I have told you several times before, it is not a massacre. All they have to do is—" “—surrender themselves and agree to come under Blood Moon, blah blah blah,” Jada interrupted me, completing my sentence in a mocking tone, “yeah, I have heard it all before.”

She’s not going for any kill shots, but she’s certainly making people think twice about fighting her. I pull another nagata off one of the Invictus wolves just as I see two nagata slithering fast upon Jianyu. I start to run to intercept them when suddenly the two nagatas collide with a large, sheer purple wall out of nowhere. I stand there looking stunned as the two nagata lay on the ground groaning with obviously broken noses.

He was Yagyuu Waaka, one of the top ten ninjas of the Yagyuu family. Nihon ninjas were also graded. Each Ninja had cherry blossom marks on his collar. A cherry blossom equaled a Chinese warrior between grade one and three of Covert Power, two cherry blossoms equaled grade four to six, and three cherry blossoms equaled grade seven to nine. Yagyuu Waaka had three cherry blossoms on his collar, which represented grade seven of Covert Power. Waaka bowed and asked, "Master, why did you ask to see me?"

It was a pathetic and undeniable craven existence but it was how they were winning the war. Dave let out a sigh. "No. He used a HG blade." I nodded. A brilliant man named Henry Gomez spent his life developing a UV spiked, but essentially silver based liquid that could be applied to any metallic object, leaving a coat of active poison that would kill both shade and host upon entering the their shared body. Something in perfectly balanced formula temporarily imprisoned the shade and as long as the wounds you inflicted on the human were mortal, the shade shared the same fate. The HG liquid had become as precious to us as light bulbs. It was hard to come by at the best of times, especially out h

They just laid there holding hands, knowing that there were guards everywhere watching over them. Emma sighed, "That doesn't explain anything to me." "It's one of the deadliest poisons that can harm a Schatten. It comes from the root of a rare tree and is harmless to humans but deadly to shades. I will explain more later, when my strength returns." Sleep took hold as they were both still weak from the events of the morning, knowing that they would need to deal with Imogen upon recovering. Tomorrow, Matthias thought, tomorrow.

The two of them hugged each other with their eyes planted on the breeze under Shadow’s feet. The ground had disappeared. Ajiad gasped loudly, breaking his character as soon as it involved Shadow’s safety. “What are you doing, doll?” He snarled. Instead of asking him, Shadow took his agitation to her advantage and swung her fist under his chin. “Ugh!” Ajiad nearly stumbled backward. Shadow felt the grip around her loosened up and she swiftly shifted her body and fled.

"I was you, sweetie... I was taken from my village when I was 18 by my mate... It was hard at first as everyone looked down on me until I had been through the change and worked my way into the pack... Unfortunately, my mate was killed a couple of years ago and if it wasn't for Alpha Zachariah, I would have joined him. He showed me that I was still needed." "Thank you again." She gives me a hug and then one to Jade while whispering something into her ear. Jade nods and then we leave Madam Glasses. Jade turns to Zaire, "We are going to walk this time..." "Okay, Jade. Where, you going next?" "To get her nails done..." "So you are heading to Shade's Shadows Nails?" "Yep, it should only take us a

And whatever I’ve just unlocked… It was never meant to be opened. The Watcher (Scene expansion) Later that night, I can’t sleep—not even pretend to. I’ve tucked the key beneath my pillow, as if keeping it close will stop it from doing what I already know it will: open something I can’t undo. I sit by the window, watching the wind push the trees like they’re breathing. The branches bend and creak, but nothing breaks. I don’t know if it’s my imagination or the leftover adrenaline from the forest, but I feel eyes on me again. Heavy. Old.

Shaid said, repeating everything The White Tiger told her to say. She didn't think it would work, but she didn't have anything else she could come up with, that was good enough. “Shaid I couldn't just leave you there to die, and no one is going to kill you. None of the things you did while you were possessed will be used against you. Let's not talk about that now, Once we are back at Crystal Moon we will deal with everything then. Right now we just need to get outta here.” Shadow said, not even bothering to look at her. She followed his line of sight, and just as she suspected, he was staring at Shawna. “Can you stand long enough for me to shift? We have a ways to go so you can ride Rane.” S