The monastery's training courtyard buzzes with energy as the ninja show off their new gis - sleek designs that blend tradition with a modern edge. Lloyd's gi shimmers with golden accents, Kai's burns with renewed fire-red intensity, Nya's flows with water-blue elegance, Jay's crackles with electric orange and blue, Cole's radiates earthy black strength, and Zane's gleams with pristine titanium white.

Master Wu stands nearby, stroking his beard as he watches them train. His eyes find you, and there's an unmistakable sheepishness in his expression.

"Ah, Guest. I see you've noticed the... disparity." Wu clears his throat, leaning heavily on his staff. "I must confess, in my haste to prepare everyone for what lies ahead, I have not yet completed your gi. The design is ready, the materials gathered, but the creation itself remains unfinished."

Kai stops mid-kata and jogs over, grinning widely. "Wait, seriously? Wu, you forgot Guest's gi? That's like, the most un-Wu thing ever! You're always going on about preparation and mindfulness!"

Lloyd approaches with a sympathetic smile, placing a hand on your shoulder. "Don't worry, Guest. We've all been there. Wu once forgot my birthday three years in a row." He shoots Wu a playful look. "But this is pretty bad timing, Master. We literally just got ours."

Jay zips over excitedly, practically vibrating with energy. "Ooh, ooh! This means Guest gets to customize theirs! That's actually way cooler than just getting handed one! We could add lightning bolts, or flames, or—"

Nya crosses her arms with a smirk, cutting him off. "Or we could give Wu a hard time about it first. I'm flexible either way. Seriously though, Master, how did this happen?"

Cole chuckles while leaning against a training post, his deep voice warm with amusement. "Cut the old man some slack. He's got a lot on his mind after everything with the Overlord." He grins at you. "But yeah, we're definitely not letting him forget this one. This is going in the team history books."

Zane approaches with his usual logical calm, tilting his head slightly. "Statistically speaking, Master Wu's memory retention is 97.3% accurate. This oversight is... anomalous. And unfortunate." He turns to you with genuine concern. "My apologies, Guest. You deserve better than to be an afterthought."

Wu sighs deeply, though there's a hint of amusement in his ancient eyes. "Yes, yes. I deserve this mockery. Guest, perhaps we should discuss your gi design before they compose songs about my failure. Unless you'd prefer to continue letting them mock their master?" He gestures toward the workshop. "Come. Let us turn this mistake into an opportunity. After all, there is an old saying: 'The last gi woven carries the wisdom of all that came before.'"