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Chapter Five- The South Pole Zuko had done nothing but pace back and forth for the past twelve hours, refusing to eat and sleep until they had set sail for the South Pole. His Uncle had sent Hakoda an immediate response, and it would reach the Southern Water tribe in two days. He would not arrive until two weeks following. He cursed under his breath, causing a cloud of smoke to come from his nose, it dispensed a moment later as he walked right through it.  He had wanted to take one of the few remaining War Balloons, but Iroh had advised against it. It would send the wrong message, his coming was symbolic of peace and the balloon w

It was a normal night for the GAang. Everyone was sitting around the campfire, eating. Appa snoozed not far off, and Momo chattered as he flapped from shoulder to shoulder. Sokka sat with Suki, and Katara, as usual, wouldn't speak to Zuko. Just why she wouldn't speak to him, had always been a mystery to Toph. Couldn't the two see that they were just made for each other? Why is it that I'm the blind one, but they're the ones who can't see something right in front of their faces? she thought to herself. She knew she would just have to hook them up, somehow. She was just looking for the perfect opportunity. That night, as Toph lay in bed with

Bubblebending ~P~ Korra laughed at her little daughter splashing around in the water. "You're so silly, Katara," the Avatar giggled, mussing up the little girl's mess of waves. "Mama, don't do that! You'll mess it up!" Katara's hand flew to her hair, and she pulled her wet fingers through it and then patted it down. Korra laughed once again at her daughter's actions. Taking after her father, I see... Bending the water from the bathtub, Korra gently swished it at Katara, who slapped at it playfully. The Avatar almost wished her daughter would raise her arms and bend it back, but alas, this did not happen. Instead, Katara slapped her hands

Toph woke up to the smell of cooking meat. It tickled her nose, mouth watering and stomach growling. She opened her sightless eyes and pushed herself up. "Sokka?" "Oh, you're awake! It's about time. And you call me Snoozles." Toph rubbed her eyes and got up as Sokka was chuckling at her. Her head felt strange and something tickled her neck. Her hair was out of its usual bun. "Hungry?" He asked, as she began fixing it to normal. "Starving. Where'd you get the meat?" "The Viper-Bat." Toph made a face and gagged a little. "You're kidding. I am NOT eating that-that THING that tried to kill us. Nasty!" "Well, you gotta do what you gotta do

Chapter Five- The South Pole Zuko had done nothing but pace back and forth for the past twelve hours, refusing to eat and sleep until they had set sail for the South Pole. His Uncle had sent Hakoda an immediate response, and it would reach the Southern Water tribe in two days. He would not arrive until two weeks following. He cursed under his breath, causing a cloud of smoke to come from his nose, it dispensed a moment later as he walked right through it.  He had wanted to take one of the few remaining War Balloons, but Iroh had advised against it. It would send the wrong message, his coming was symbolic of peace and the balloon w

"Wally, you promised!" "No ah didn't, Kuki, ah never said ah would," Numbuh 4 mumbled. It was a dreary day for the Kids Next Door. During the summer, the one means of entertainment every kid knew was to go play outside. Play catch, ride your bike, go swimming in the town pool; the list was endless. There was just one problem… Today, it was raining. Not your regular summer sprinkle of rain. A full blown storm, complete with dark clouds, thunder, lightning, the works. According to the KND Nightly News from the night before, it was a worldwide thunderstorm, which didn't happen very often.  Even more unusual, the same storm had been goin

Combatting Motion Sickness Levy honestly had never thought about it before… but no, she hadn't ever been with Gajeel on a train. Why was she thinking about it now? Because their train had just departed with a whistle of steam and suddenly she was staring at a green-faced Dragon Slayer who seriously looked as if he were going to regurgitate his lunch onto her lap. She shuddered at the thought. She'd gone on plenty of jobs with Gajeel before and they'd come up with ways to work around his motion sickness. They'd walk sometimes, Lily would help out and carry him others, and even once they'd opted to go by horseback to a job location sin