Welcome to Ninjago Academy is a book about a bunch of teenagers going through their junior year at a prestigious high school. Follow the Normal Au Ninja and friends in their stories of love, hate, drama, play, angst, fluff, and fun as they learn to grow as a group and as individuals. #1 in Akita 5/1/24 #1 in Llokita 5/19/24 #2 in Llorumi 10/23/24 #1 in llorumi 11/17/24 #2 in LloydGarmadon 5/24/24 #1 in Conia 5/25/24 #1 in Lloyd Garmadon 6/1/24 #2 in Kailor 7/12/24 #1 in Kailor 8/3/24 #2 in cliff 7/29/24 #1 cliff 10/21/24 #3 in gamadon 7/29/24 #2 in pixal 1k reads 6/8/24 2k reads 7/28 3K reads 8/2/24 4k reads 8/10/24 5k reads 8/29/24 6k reads 9/24/24 7k reads 10/22/24 8k reads 11/13/24 150 votes 7/28

~completed!~ "How did you all get together?" "Now that's a story to tell!" Life has been treating the Ninja well ever since their last boss fight, and most of them are thinking of finally settling down. However, settling down into a normal life is never as easy as one might assume. Join the Ninja as some are finally able to have enough time to actually go on a date with their partner, others figure out how in the world they are going they are going to wait FOR TWO YEARS until their significant other comes back from their perilous vacation, or how they're going to have to deal with stubborn children who turned out both remarkably like them and completely different at the same time. As a fluffy sequel to Departed, 'How I Met You' not only serves to shine light onto some of the questions raised in its preceding novel, but also continues the story into the Ninja's very hectic love lives afterward. *CAN BE READ AS A STANDALONE STORY* #NinjagoDeparted

Ridgewood Academy, a prestigious boy's school in Ninjago City, is renowned for its placement rates in Ivy-League institutions. Some call it closed-minded and accuse it of being a harbor for "rich" kids, but the students there love it for its rigorous academics, winnings sports teams, and tight-knit community. One city over in Nom lies the Graceton Institution for Gifted Girls, the oldest all-girls school still in practice. The students there have been at times accused of being progressive in their efforts for gender equality, and that's exactly the truth. The girls hold that title with pride. One thing is common to the two schools: They hate each other. But when all goes wrong and the schools are forced to share a building and classes, chaos ensues. It's a full-on battle of the sexes in a high school war between the popular cliques at each institution. As events take a sinister turn, will mysterious criminal activity bond the students from both schools? Or will it divide the two groups and end in fates much worse than being stuck together?