Mar 2, 2019 8:49:28 GMT
Post by Deleted on Mar 2, 2019 8:49:28 GMT
...Yup. I finally did it. I combined Splatoon and Ninjago. Proud of me? Anyway, enjoy.
The Bounty sailed across the clouds that day, as normal as just another day in Ninjago. Wait - Ninjagian days are anything but normal, so this was completely unusual. Jay Walker looked off the side of the great ship, admiring the finally-mundane view. It was amazing to see that the clouds weren't consumed by darkness or swarming with evil creatures. He smiled a bit.
"Jay?" In the distance, he heard his friend Kai calling out to him. But this was his moment; it couldn't be that important.
"Jay! Get over here!"
The Bounty sailed across the clouds that day, as normal as just another day in Ninjago. Wait - Ninjagian days are anything but normal, so this was completely unusual. Jay Walker looked off the side of the great ship, admiring the finally-mundane view. It was amazing to see that the clouds weren't consumed by darkness or swarming with evil creatures. He smiled a bit.
"Jay?" In the distance, he heard his friend Kai calling out to him. But this was his moment; it couldn't be that important.
"Jay! Get over here!"
"Come on, Kai! Don't ruin it for me!"
"Jay! I'm serious!"
Jay looked to Kai, then back at the sky.
"Jay, you're unbelievable!" Kai yelled. "You don't want me to fix the dashboard myself, do you?"
Jay gasped and darted clumsily towards the interface of the boat. He began trying to repair the computers as fast as possible, before a robotic voice stated, "Self destruction imminent. 30...29...28..."
At that moment, he realized his mistake could not be easily fixed. Sighing, he called for everyone to evacuate, and quickly, they opened their parachutes.
"Five...four..."
Jay had just managed to climb over the starboard when it exploded, and took his consciousness with it.
His head hurt when he rose; it hurt really, really bad. In fact, it was like a pounding pulse of pain, annoying enough to stick there and not fade. He groaned, slapping his fist to his forehead. At that moment, he realized how smooth his skin was. It was so smooth, soft and moist that it wasn't normal.
"Huh?" Jay muttered. His voice came out weird; his throat felt like it was bubbling on its own. It sounded as if he was talking underwater, though he was on land, breathing air.
He tried to run his hand through his hair, but he found that in place of many, thin strings were few, thick, smooth masses-, with round suckers on top of them- did he have tentacles for hair?
"What on earth is going on?" he asked himself. He seemed to be speaking a different language as well, almost like gibberish, but he could understand himself perfectly.
"I'm not human anymore, am I..."
"Jay! I'm serious!"
Jay looked to Kai, then back at the sky.
"Jay, you're unbelievable!" Kai yelled. "You don't want me to fix the dashboard myself, do you?"
Jay gasped and darted clumsily towards the interface of the boat. He began trying to repair the computers as fast as possible, before a robotic voice stated, "Self destruction imminent. 30...29...28..."
At that moment, he realized his mistake could not be easily fixed. Sighing, he called for everyone to evacuate, and quickly, they opened their parachutes.
"Five...four..."
Jay had just managed to climb over the starboard when it exploded, and took his consciousness with it.
His head hurt when he rose; it hurt really, really bad. In fact, it was like a pounding pulse of pain, annoying enough to stick there and not fade. He groaned, slapping his fist to his forehead. At that moment, he realized how smooth his skin was. It was so smooth, soft and moist that it wasn't normal.
"Huh?" Jay muttered. His voice came out weird; his throat felt like it was bubbling on its own. It sounded as if he was talking underwater, though he was on land, breathing air.
He tried to run his hand through his hair, but he found that in place of many, thin strings were few, thick, smooth masses-, with round suckers on top of them- did he have tentacles for hair?
"What on earth is going on?" he asked himself. He seemed to be speaking a different language as well, almost like gibberish, but he could understand himself perfectly.
"I'm not human anymore, am I..."
