Pirates Ninjago Novels & Stories

"Troy was our navigator, always. He was the reason why we kept the sails. Loves maps, that guy. He wanted nothing more than to stand at the helm with that damn compass in his hands. Robbie is our strongman, although he wouldn't hurt a fly. He just looks scary." "What are you then?" I asked, trying not to laugh as he gazed at me, surprised. "The pretty face, obviously." "Ah, I see." He smiled. "In reality, Troy and Robbie are too good. Every band of pirates needs a bad guy."

Drago's grin turned savage as he spotted his prey--a ship, sails furled, docked and unaware of the danger approaching. "Now we strike," he growled, his voice like gravel. "Leave no one alive." The crew roared in bloodthirsty approval, brandishing weapons and grappling hooks. Their tender boats launched, stealthily cutting through the water toward the oblivious merchant ship. Drago's laugh boomed over the thunder as the raiders swarmed aboard the helpless vessel. Steel rang out as screams pierced the night. The crew fought valiantly against Drago's ruthless band of marauders. Swords swung, daggers flashed, and bodies fell as the pirates overwhelmed the defiant defenders.

As the pirate lost his strength, Leo push past his blocking sword and slid the pirate’s throat. Leo returned to Luz’s side, cleaning his blades with practiced efficiency. Meanwhile, Luz advanced on the remaining pirate captain. The man’s bravado evaporated completely under the Corrompido commanders intimidating presence. He fumbled for his cutlass but hesitated. The pirate’s bravado vanished entirely as Luz closed the distance. “Last change to surrender,” Luz stated, his voice carrying the finality of judgment itself. “Or I will gut you where you stand and feed your corpse to the crabs.” Lua positioned herself behind them both, her crossbow aimed steadily at the pirate’s back while Leo maint

"F*ck you! Don't be so stupid, you old geezer! We think highly of you, and that's why we want you to follow us. I'll kill you now if you dare to speak another word." Just then, the desert pirates saw Cici and smiled wickedly. "This little girl looks quite pretty. She can be the maid for our Main Leader's wife. Our Main Leader's wife is as pretty as a goddess. She is the Sea Mackie Clan's princess. It is an honor for you to look after her—" Senior Muller, Cici, and the rest were scared, and no one dared to say a thing. However, Ambrose's eyes blinked. He glared at the desert pirate. "What did you say just now? Who is the wife of your Main Leader?"

"Right. The genies could be dangerous if they are not bound by a curse." "Hm, one more thing. How do you know so much about it?" He asked. "I have seen the things which you could never imagine," She answered, staring deep into Bhaskar's eyes. By the time they chatted, we dumped all the weapons in the sea. Now, those pirates did not have any weapon to fight, except their leader Agnitejas. He was still in the room, pushing his mamba into the tunnel. I prayed for Surya and old man Ghosavasu to return successfully.

They were the sixteen other brothers I had left behind. The ship's security forces had already been scared out of their minds as they threw their guns into the sea and lay trembling on the deck. Hank watched those pirates close in and shut his eyes in despair. Yet, these sixteen ruthless pirates, the very men who had given navies around the world endless headaches, stopped together when they were around ten feet in front of me. Then, they raised their heads and roared as one. "Welcome back, Captain!"