Last Light

*“What if... what if I can't stop him? What if I'm not strong enough?”*

— Kaitlin expressing her doubts

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## Chronological Order

**Milo's Adventures** Chapter 5 (subtitled ***Last Light***)is the fifth chapter in *Milo's Adventures* and fifth story arc in the *Legends of Ogaji* series. It is preceded by *Chronicles of G* and is succeeded by *Children of Destiny*.

Kaitlin Rogers, son of Timothy Rogers, serves as the main protagonist; Serces acts as the main antagonist.

This chapter was originally written in 2017. There were several attempts to start it in 2016 and in early 2017 but those false beginnings were all scrapped.

As of now there are no full-length episodes written for this chapter yet.

## Official Description

*Timothy's daughter, Kaitlin, must discover her hidden power of Light, and fulfill the prophecy before it is too late.*

## Story

Kaitlin Rogers is brought up as a Ninja by her father to be prepared for her fight with Serces. Unfortunately, Timothy is murdered before her training can be complete, and she is set out into the world to find her true potential on her own. Along her journey she meets many allies, but doesn't recover any fallen Elemental Masters, and in the end is killed by Genesis.

## Characters

### Protagonists

#### Team Amber

* Kaitlin Rogers
* Mason Chang
* Chrome
* Jay Walker

#### Other

* G
* Tom Phan
* Aragon
* Link

### Antagonists

* Serces
* Bamos
* Garanah
* Ninja Doppelgängers
* Prime Jay
* The E.D.G.E.
* Master Chang
* Mary-Sue
* Bearers of the DoomForce
* Genesis
* Anti-Milo
* Garuhi

## Sets

One singular LEGO set was created for this season as a part of the LEGO Ninjago: MIX series based on the episode "The Fabulous Five."

* 7089 Attack of the Fabulous Five

## Author's Notes

* This chapter had a rough start.
	+ Originally, the events of this chapter were scrunched together at the end of Chronicles of G because I felt like I was running out of time. This ended up burning me out and that idea was scrapped.
	+ There were two other false starts to this chapter, three counting the events of the first episode.
		- The first two were kind of like pilots, they were rough and basically was just there to give me an idea of what I wanted to do.
		- I built this structure that the events took place in, and the chapter originally started without any introduction to the characters.
		- The third false start, which is later retconned to be part of the series, had the main characters living in the Temple of Fortitude. In this episode, the characters were killed by Jiho Valley, and that was that. These events were later retconned to *have happened*, but in an alternate universe NOT in the Prime Timeline.
* The idea that the main character would be female began from the first episode of The Soldier of Light.
	+ When Princess Zea died, I originally intended for her soul to inhabit the third hero, who would be female.
	+ This idea was scrapped because I forgot, and it also doesn't make that much sense.
	+ It was a useful thought, however, otherwise the third Hero of Light might have turned out much different.
* The characters Aragon and Garanah are named after the giant spider in the Harry Potter books named Aragog.
* This chapter ends the worst for the heroes out of the rest of Milo's Adventures- with G turning on the Ninja and taking the powers of not only Serces, but Bamos too.
* This chapter has a major focus on realm traveling and alternate timelines, dealing with Prime Realms and prime characters.
* The second character in the series to unlock their Ultimate Potential does so in this chapter.
	+ Junior is the first to do so, followed by Jay, then Kaitlin later in Closing the Circles, and Zane of Earth-17.
* This is the first chapter to end with every main character dead at the end, as well as many of the other Elemental Masters.
* The episode "The Island" shares its name with the fourteenth season of LEGO Ninjago.
* The character Mary Sue, who appears in the episode "The Fabulous Five" shares her name with a character trope that means a type of female character who is depicted as unrealistically lacking in flaws or weaknesses.
	+ This connection was unintentional when naming her character.
* The idea of turning Bamos into a "spirit in the sword," or a character that doubles as a weapon, comes from the character Fi in *The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword*, where Fi is a spirit that lives within the Master Sword.
	+ Coincidentally, the episode where Bamos takes this form takes place in the Temple of Time, where the Master Sword resides.
	+ Also in this episode a giant spider lives in the temple, which is a reference to the boss of the Temple of Time, Armoghoma, who appears in *The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess*.
* This chapter is the third to take major inspiration from *The Legend of Zelda* series, as Link makes his reappearance this chapter, the Temple of Time has a major focus, and the Master Sword appears.
	+ Other references to Zelda this chapter:
		- The Dominion Rod and Armoghoma appearing in the Temple of Time, as well as Bamos being a sword spirit (all the same episode.)
		- The TriRings are a reference to the powers of the Triforce.
		- The Doomforce, which also makes its reappearance, is another reference to the Triforce.

**Milo's Adventures**

**Closing the Circles**

**Rebirth**

**Origins**

**Movies**