Pirate Invasion Quotes

“grip”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“Faith”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“leadership”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“riiiiiight.”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“7:”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“She’s the coolest cousin in the world, but don’t tell her I said that.”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“honest,”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“pirate.”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“diary”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“I went to a couple houses on my street, but nobody opened their door to me. A couple people even turned their lights off and yelled that they weren’t home after I rang their doorbell.”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“TGIF,”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“but a ninja clan that ran like it was some kind of club or something?”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“shenanigans.”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“wall while swinging from the rope bridge. At the top of the wall was a zip line with handlebars you had to grab. After that point, it was difficult to see the rest of the course. There were walls among walls blocking the view. It looked like there were spinning pillars scattered throughout it. I saw other pools of water and mud that the runner would have to avoid or worse yet, swim across. At the end of the course, there was a flat open space with barriers scattered throughout. High above the open space was a gun that shot tennis balls the runner had to avoid. The course was a monster. “Beauty, ain’t she?” Mr. Cooper said proudly as he approached us. “Just got her imported from Norway. The pamphlet said it was something that the Vikings themselves trained with, but somehow I doubt that. It also says ninety nine percent of students who attempt it can’t make it past the first rope bridge.” “What’s it doing here?” Carlyle asked. “Will students be running it today?” Mr. Cooper shook his head. “Oh no, it’s not ready by any means, legally I mean, buuuuut…,” the gym teacher trailed off as he glanced over his shoulder. “I didn’t see nothin’.” “Race ya,” Brayden said as he smiled at me. “How can I possibly say no?” I asked as I started running toward the obstacle course at full speed. When I reached the rope bridge, I didn’t hesitate and started climbing. Grabbing the ropes, I balanced myself and walked as quickly as possible over the pool of water. I”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“Have you ever seen a sixth grader fake a smile? It’s a sure sign that something is off.”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“Everybody welcome Carlyle.”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“acquaintance.”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“the teachers to do any more investigating so the secret ninja clan is safe and still secret. You’ll also be happy to hear that Wyatt was expelled from Buchanan. I don’t know exactly which school he’s at right now, and”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“I’m still eleven years old and still a scrawny dude. As much as I want to say being a ninja bulked me up a bunch, it hasn’t, but that’s a good thing since a beefy ninja would be weird looking. Buchanan School has been good to me. I was the new kid at the start of the year, but nobody really gave me gruff about it. Cool kids and sports stars fill the hallways between classes, and I do my best to stay off everyone’s radar. I’m what some people might call a “comic book nerd,” but I prefer the term “aficionado,” which means I’m more of an expert in comics and less of a nerd. It’s a term I learned from my cousin, Zoe. She’s the coolest cousin in the world, but don’t tell her I said that. I’ve become better friends with Brayden, the werewolf hunter, but I wouldn’t say we’re “best friends.” We’ve hung out a couple times outside of school to watch bad horror movies and make fun of them. Trust me when I say it’s a lot more fun than it sounds. Zoe came over once and even she laughed a couple times. About”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“Carlyle. “Even the best of us have to fail from time to time. In your case, the time just happens to be at this moment.” I took my book bag off and dropped it on the cement in front of my feet. Carlyle snapped his fingers, and Brayden stepped forward. He marched over to my book bag and unzipped it. Then he dug his fat hot dog fingers into it and pulled my ninja robes out. Tossing them on the floor in front of the captain, he spoke. “It’s all here, capt’n.” “Good,” Carlyle sneered. “Then it’s just about finished, isn’t it, Chase?” I couldn’t look him in the eye. Picking up my ninja robes, he turned around and started for the door. “Hope t’see you tonight, matey. It’s gonna be a heckuva”
― Marcus Emerson, Pirate Invasion

“is mine to change,” I said coldly. “You’ve lost.” “I take it back!” Carlyle”
― Noah Child, Pirate Invasion

“  Salutations Chase, Be in the boy’s locker room during gym class today or suffer the consequences. The Captain.”
― Noah Child, Pirate Invasion

“After I geared up in my ninja outfit, I walked out, expecting to see the ninjas waiting for me, but that’s not exactly what happened. When I stepped out, I saw that half of my ninja clan was absent.”
― Noah Child, Pirate Invasion

“Tuesday. 10:45 AM. Gym class.”
― Noah Child, Pirate Invasion

“Monday. 10:30 AM. Gym class.”
― Noah Child, Pirate Invasion

“homeroom teacher,”
― Noah Child, Pirate Invasion

“Ten four,”
― Noah Child, Pirate Invasion

“I don’t have my ninja robe anymore,” I said. The”
― Noah Child, Pirate Invasion

“for the theft of all the money raised for the food drive.”
― Noah Child, Pirate Invasion

“She’s the coolest cousin in the world, but don’t tell her I said that.”
― Noah Child, Pirate Invasion