I yawned lightly and slightly stirred at the feeling of someone rubbing a hand through my hair. Squinting my eyes open, I noticed that I had fallen asleep curled next to the fire ninja. He looked down at my face and smiled, "Morning, Y/N," he softly said. 

"Morning," I replied, lifting myself up onto his lap. "How long was I out?" I wondered. He shrugged and checked his watch, "About three hours, but it's still light outside," he told me. I nodded and stood up, stretching out my arms. 

"Let's go do something," I suggested, pulling him onto his feet. "Sure, like what?"

"Well, uh- I don't know, we could go see what the others are up to. They must be looking for us now," I recommended, opening the game room door. He shook his head, "They came in here to play a game but I kicked them out, they're probably out training now," he said, grabbing my hand in his and walking out into the hallway.

I looked down at our hands and smiled, keeping the warm feeling to myself. He makes me feel welcomed, and I like that. "You okay?" he chuckled, nudging my shoulder slightly. 

I jerked my head up at him and grinned, "Yeah, I'm alright. I was just thinking, that's all."

We continued going straight, which is where the courtyard of the monastery was, also the place where all the ninja train for new enemies looming throughout Ninjago. 

Our shadows showed in the entrance of the hall and I heard and saw the vigorous training and grunts of the four. "Lightning blast!" Jay yelled, shoving his hand forwards. 

I looked up at Kai to begin to say something when something pounded into my stomach, lurching me off my feet and onto the ground where I laid out. "Y/N!" Kai screamed, crouching down to me. I groaned and tried to move my head but it was as if I was temporarily paralyzed. "Jay what have you done?!" Kai shouted, and I could only imagine he was looking at the blue ninja in concern.

His hands cradled my face gently and he lightly moved a hand to my shoulder as he lightly shook me. "Y/N, come on. Say something! Please!" he begged. 

I softly whimpered, feeling electricity shoot through my body in pain. "She isn't elemental, her body isn't used to the shocks," Cole's voice boomed. "Do not shake her any further, brother. Her heart rate is steady, but she is unable to move. She is in fact awake, however," Zane's voice sounded.

Kai jerked his hand away from my shoulder and picked me up into his arms instead. He cradled me and my head leaned against his chest as I parted my mouth open to breathe.

"She'll be alright. But I think it's best if she rests a bit," Lloyd suggested. "Good idea, we'll be in my room, and no more yelling," Kai scolded. I began to feel his steps down the hall, turning a bit. One hand left my body to push open the door and he set me down on the soft bed, pulling a blanket over me. 

He leaned against the wall, sitting next to me on the bed as his hand slid through my hair. "I'm so sorry, Y/N. I'm so sorry," he whispered, pecking my forehead.