A/N: HI! This is my first Xiaolin Showdown fic, it's going to be about 20 chapters long. I'm sorry if it sucks, but please no flame, constructive criticism only! Thank you!
Disclaimer: I don't own Xiaolin showdown. If I did, this wouldn't be on fan fiction, it would be coming soon to a theatre near you. And we would have Dojo plushies that say funny things.
Random Quote of the Day:
Today is the tomorrow we worried about yesterday.
Anonymous
Important Information:
Omi-17
Kimiko-18
Raimundo-19
Clay-20
Jack-19
This story take splace at the end of season three, after the monks have defeated Hannibal Bean. Wuya is a ghost again, but she is still with Chase.
Enjoy!
Along, emerald green dragon flew across the sky toward a large volcano. Four teenagers sat astride it, three boys and a girl. The girl held a scroll in her hands and was examining it.
"Kimiko, what is the new Wu?" one of them asked, a small boy with a large yellow head.
"It's called the Pendant of Souls!" she replied.
The dragon turned to look at them. "The Pendant of Souls is—"
"A most mysterious and dangerous Shengon Wu; we know Dojo!" another said, sounding bored.
"I reckon Rai's right, Dojo, what do you think Omi?" the cowboy asked.
"I don't care! Just tell me what amazing new achievements I shall be able to achieve with this most powerful Wu!"
"The Pendant of Souls," Kimiko read, "allows the user to unite his soul with another's—see what they see, hear what they hear, feel what they feel, know what they know. In essence it allows you to see exactly what it's like to be that person for a short time. The best part is that the person doesn't even know!"
"The disadvantages: you are completely helpless. While you are using the Wu, i could come and blow on you and you'd be knocked over. It's completely useless in a fight." Dojo seemed excited to give the bad news to the young monks. They flew in silence for about five minutes.
"There's the Wu!" Omi cried, standing up on Dojo and nearly losing his balance.
"And that no-good-dirty-rotten-snake Jack Spicer!"
"Hey, Rai?"
"Yeah, Kim?"
"I think now would be a great time to try the new move we've been practicing."
"My thoughts exactly. WUDAI STAR, WIND!"
A perfectly controlled tornado blew from his outstretched hands, lifting Kimiko up and to the Wu at the same time as Jack. The necklace began to glow.
"Jack, I challenge you to a Xiaolin Showdown. My Monkey Staff for your—wait, do you even have any Wu left?"
"All I have are the Two Ton Tunic, and the Yang Yo-Yo."
"Alright, my Monkey Staff against your Two Ton Tunic. The game is Xiaolin Sparring. First to fall into the pit of lava loses."
"Fine, but just to make things interesting, I challenge you to a Sheng-Yi-Bu-Dare. My Yang Yo-Yo for your Ying Yo-Yo."
"Jack, I accept your challenge. Let's go, XIAOLIN SHOWDOWN!"
The volcano widened, creating a huge crater. Rock formations sprung from the lava to create platforms for the monks to stand on. Omi, Clay, Raimundo and Kimiko had been changed into their blue Wudai armor. Jack and Kimiko landed on the rocks, and Dojo and the remaining monks landed on the sidelines.
"C'mon Kim! If you beat him, Jack won't have any Wu left!" Raimundo yelled.
Kimiko smiled at him. For some reason, that smile sent shivers down his spine. That had been happening more and more around her lately.
"GONG-YI-TAMPAI!"
"WUDAI MARS, FIRE!"
Jack screamed as a huge ring of fire surrounded him. "Uncle! Uncle! I give up! Just let me go! I want my mommy!" Jack screamed at her. Everything went back to normal as the showdown ended.
"The bad news," Jack sad to himself, "I have no Wu left. Thee good news, Kimiko's ring of fire gave me a great tan!" He activated his heli-pack and flew off. "Later, Xiaolin losers!" he called to them.
Kimiko shook her head. "Crazy as ever," she said to herself as her three best friends ran over to congratulate her.
"Good job Kimiko! Thanks to you, Jack has no Wu left! If we can get the remaining Wu from Chase and Wuya, evil won't stand a chance!"
Kimiko allowed the boys to praise her without really taking in their compliments. She was thinking about what Master Fung had said to them before they left.
FLASHBACK
"Hurry home, young ones," Master Fung said as they climbed aboard Dojo. "I have a pleasant surprise for you when you return."
END FLASHBACK
Kimiko couldn't think what it could be. She knew they weren't getting a weekend off. If it was new dragons Master Fung would have told them. Was it somebody's birthday? Not that she could remember. And it definitely wasn't a holiday or a milestone like the day they defeated Hannibal Roy Bean. So what could it be? The familiar swooping sensation of landing brought her out of her thoughts. At last, the temple. And some answers.