whaley the great and terrible

@the_lost-journal

I’m going to decline for now, thank you!

@jonas @ellette-giselle @hybridlore @grcr

Okay, so the rest of Group 1 has to reach the river, right?

@loopylin

*Runs away flailing my arms* Okay okay I wrote the words!! Just don’t kill me!! *Ducks behind an igloo*

I would post them, but it’s traumatic backstory stuff and there’s no way anyone has a more traumatic scene written on KP, so I politely decline myself. XD

@rae

Whaley inspired it, so credit to her.

Wait how?

@loopylin

*Nudges your face with my boot*

@linus-smallprint @highscribeofaetherium

I haven’t actually watched either of these seasons all the way through. I know they are considered some of the best of Ninjago, and from what I know of them, Lloyd is pushed through some very interesting character development, but I don’t like the Oni and the Garmadon resurrection. (One problem I wish Nin…

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@linus-smallprint
Okay I’ll move to Chat Chat 😛

@highscribeofaetherium
So many legos… *Nods* Our first exposure to Ninjago came from an old garage sale set. It was Jay’s jet/airplane thingy and one of the Fangpyre soldiers.

@linus-smallprint

This is true. I feel that Master of the Mountain had very random focus episodes, so Cole didn’t get as much story besides leading the quest. But I loved his mother’s lore.

Hot take (actually this is more of an unknown take): Sons of Garmadon and Hunted were great seasons for Cole specifically.

@highscribeofaetherium

Oh boy,…[Read more]

@linus-smallprint

Ah, Ninjago. #GiveColeAFocusSeason

I agree with Linus that you should only have a few split groups. I personally don’t mind having groups over one large group. That would be one way to divide your characters so they each get a unique perspective in a unique plot thread.

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@rae Nice, I like it. Always liked that historical event, it reminds me of how people in the Civil War had to fight against their own relatives. It shows how some Germans saw other human beings in the trenches, and managed to relate to them, which is a really brave thing to do in a war.

@ellette-giselle @loopylin @rae @raxforge @jonas @grcr @hybridlore

Marcel — Elderstrand (w/Group 1)

The hand motions were a little unfamiliar, but Marcel could guess from Leon’s expression that they weren’t in any immediate danger.

Marcel made the same hand motion. “We’re good.”

He was slightly dissatisfied with the answer, since Felicity and…[Read more]

@koshka

Don’t test me. I’ll target you next! 😆

@ellette-giselle @rae @raxforge @loopylin @hybridlore @jonas @grcr

Marcel — Elderstrand (w/Group 1)

Marcel strained, trying to listen to Leon’s reply. Something was very wrong with his ears. Hopefully it wasn’t permanent. The buzzing had escalated into a high-pitched siren.

“Monsters… Huge…” Then Leon shook his head.

Marcel winced and…[Read more]

@loopylin

That’s… four snowballs…

Give me a moment, y’all

😈

…

NOOO *Whams you with a giant ball of snow* *Now you’re rolling down the hill*

@you +6 snowballs 💨⚪💨⚪💨⚪💨⚪💨⚪💨⚪

@liberty

Oh. *contented sigh* I love the clincher here!

😆 Thank you!

*Still following <3*

@ellette-giselle @rae @raxforge @loopylin @grcr @hybridlore @jonas

Marcel — Elderstrand (wsome of Group 1)

Felicity said something to him, but her voice sounded like a faint buzz underwater. No matter, she was clearly leaving, and a bunch of the group followed close behind.

Marcel watched the white braids fly off, brow furrowed in worry. He…[Read more]