Ninjago Symbols Novels & Stories

Why did I feel scared all of a sudden? He stopped in front of the ritual master and fell to his knees. The ritual master opened the box and took out a blade: gold, shiny, with purple and black designs. He raised the blade high above his head and the moon’s light hit it, turning the black designs a stunning white and the purple turned a dazzling green. “White, a symbol of peace, green, a symbol of prosperity, but of all these, gold, the symbol of perfection, reigns supreme.” He handed the blade to Dante.

There were two average sized banners hanging on each side of the wall, both dark grey in color with some kind of bird symbol in the middle, sewn neatly in silver thread. “What is that logo, bird?” Jai asked out loud. “Hm? Oh yeah. It’s a duck combined with a swan. It symbolizes freedom and peace,” the guard said, signing his signature on the three travellers’ name in the guest book. Jai looked curiously again at the logo, finding it slightly interesting. ‘So… Duck symbolizes freedom here? Is it because they freely migrate wherever they want or what?’ he jokingly wondered. “Is it alright if we spend the night here, officer?” Darrion asked. “As I said before, we are new to this region, and we’

He pulled out a small, rusted pendant wrapped in cloth and placed it on the table. “We found this near the body.” Ishaan stared at it. It was old—older than it had any right to be. The metal was tarnished, the design faded, but he recognized the shape. A serpent biting its own tail. His throat tightened. It was an ancient Naga symbol. One that shouldn’t be in the human world. Aarav and Dev looked at him for answers, but Ishaan barely heard them. His thoughts were racing. This symbol… the unnatural scent… the night he entered the human world…