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3rd pov.
„Guys these are too much." Leo yelled, slicing up two Kraang droids in one jump. He looked up, slightly panting. It looked like the robots doubled the more they defeated.
„No, we can take 'em." his brother Raph yelled back and threw his Sai at the head of one droid.
Donnie and Mikey stood shell on shell together, fighting off the Kraang that came their way. „Stop being stupid Raph and be rational! There are just getting more and more. We need to leave!"
„You're just scared Donnie." a slight smirk was appearing on Raphs face, amused that his brothers wanted to leave even though he was sure that they could defeat all of them.
„Even I get that they're are too many. Don't be a dickhead Raph." Mikey screamed.
Raph wasn't listening he was focusing on the Kraang that started to corner him. More and more Kraang came. They shoot their laser guns at him. Raph tried to avoid them and tried to finish every Kraang off. How was he supposed to win in this situation? His brothers couldn't help either, they were busy with the other Kraangs.
Panic was slowly written on Raphs face. He understood now that they were too many of them and he couldn't finish them all.
„Okay maybe it's time to g-." but a the loud shrilling sound of metal interrupted him.
A ninja with incredible speed was slicing the droids up. All the attention was on the mysterious ninja. Who was this ninja and why is he helping them?
But there wasn't time for speculations, the four turtles needed to escape. Quickly.
Raph was ready to stab the kraang front of him, but halted mid position as he saw how the kraang was slid into two halves.
„Come on Raph!" Leo yelled who was waiting impatiently at the broken window with Donnie and Mikey. The red masked turtle didn't thought long about it and jumped out of the window, the others following him close behind leaving now only Leo behind.
He looked at the fighting scene. At the Ninja to be specific.
He wasn't sure if he should help or not. The Ninja started to get troubled by the amount of Kraang. He gripped his sword and jumped down to one of the many wood boxes here. However, it seemed unnecessary since the ninja threw an egg bomb and disappeared in the red fog.
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Back at the lair the boys sat down in the main area.
„And? Were you successful?" April who was waiting for them, and did Biology homework at the meantime, asked. The boys were clearly exhausted and disappointed.
„No. No plans of the Kraang weapon found." the purple masked turtle sighed in disappointment his head hanging down.
„We could have easily win." Raph now added. Leo rolled his eyes „If that Ninja didn't show up last minute then we would have all been in serious trouble." he eyes his brother with narrowed eyes.
„Leo is right bro you were totally cornered up." the youngest added, making his brother mad again.
The ginger head got confused, „What are you talking about? What other ninja?"
Donnie answered „out of nowhere a Ninja came and helped us. "
„I'm just saying that we definitely would have been fine without this ninja guy." he crossed his arms.
„Maybe it's a kunoichi." Donnie said. Raph scoffed. „There is no way a Girl could be so good in fighting. If so, she must be from the enemy!." his voice got more aggressive with every word he spoke and now was standing in disbelief.
Why would even a girl save them in the first place?
„And why did they help us then? Huh?!" Mikey said as if it was obvious that the ninja was helping. He then received a slap on the back of his head from Raph.
„Maybe Raph isn't that wrong." Leo said, looking at the ground thoughtfully. Raph stopped in his tracks of trying to best Mikey up, again.
He smirked while everyone else was confused „I mean we don't know if they are good or bad."
„Right right." Donnie said while listen carefully.
„But honestly i don't think that this Ninja was really helping us. I think they probably didn't even knew we were there and was trying to beat the kraang alone. You know?"
Donnie nodded „Yeah I get what you mean. They probably had some plan but we weren't part of it."
Leo then continued „So, that's why we can't tell if they are good of bad."