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Author pov:
Kreuger:
S.P.D. EMERGENCY
Imu: shinobi transformation
Rin says begin they both ran fast clash
after clash, rin is shocked how fast the ranger move. Ranger kicked imu to the ground in mid air.
She saw him coming down jumped away avoiding a slash that split the ground opened. He moved fast got behind her swing his sword imu got her staff behind her blocked his attack.
She did a empty shell technique ranger avoided a staff swing he teleported.
Imu: your holding back
Shadow ranger: who's says I'm holding back
She gasped he did a shadow slash that made her flew in the air. Ripped some her turnover off.
Riggs: poor judgment on your part. Kreuger never holds back
Miyabi: incredible he is faster than rin sensei
Rin thought: yes He is. But that goes to show other rangers like him & Riggs are powerful in their own way
Imu: are you ...
Shadow ranger: yes I'm trying to understand your shinboi feats. What I don't like is your somewhat power armor gers torn up when you take damage. Till your completely naked. That is wrong on so many levels. What kind of perv makes these
Ryobi: OUT OF ALL MEN IN THE WORLD. HE UNDERSTANDS IT
Riggs: i know Kreuger. They can't fight when naked. Male population in Japan are straight up sex pervs out in public. America boy you get in some serious trouble. Russia well its ... bullet to the head i think
Kreuger: Riggs shut up
Riggs: worth it
Imu: enough talk super secret....
Shadow ranger: SHADOW SABER POWER UP
Imu & shadow ranger charged at each other with great speed. Shadow ranger wins. He threw a blanket on imu.
Kreuger: you guys need an upgrade. I can't stand seeing that, ain't that right principle Mr Lynx
Rin: dear I didn't see you there
Ibuki: my turn. Fight me Riggs kun
To be continued:
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power kagura Completed
Fanfictionseveral teenagers living in japan. in secret there called power rangers. when yoma & senki shu attack they come out of hiding. light faction will seek out these individuals.
