A while back, Toph decided to start a metalbending academy. That was fun at first! Then it got boring. Then they expanded, and her three students became teachers, and it became less boring! Then things got boring again. Then they found a lavabender! And then things got boring once again. She noticed a recurring theme here and she didn’t like it.
Another lesson by Toph was being taught on the main grounds when she was rudely interrupted. “Sifu Toph?” A younger student said while she was talk
Korra grunted, just enough so that Asami wouldn’t hear. The Earth Queen’s forces were taking the two to Ba Sing Se to face the judgement of their monarch. Korra was stuck in a straightjacket and attached to a hand truck, with the only other person in the room with her being Asami, who was just handcuffed to a railing and not restrained nearly as thoroughly as herself. Unfortunately, that was not Korra’s only problem; she also had to pee. Badly. She chose not to bring it up, preferring her captor
Zuko sighed as he woke up. He stretched, somewhat disappointed to be back in reality. The day before yesterday, he had arrived at The Western Air Temple, where he had gone to offer his services to Aang. Things started pretty rough, but eventually, they all believed that he was on their side… except for Katara, who had threatened to kill him. You win some, you lose some.
He got out of his “bed”, if you could even call it that. It was a piece of stone with some bedding on it. As he got up, he
“Are you even listening, Ty Lee?” Azula said, annoyed.
Ty Lee, who just broke out of a bored trance, squeaked. “Uh, totally, Azula! Just… remind me?”
Azula rolled her eyes. “I was just saying we’re putting off the search for the Avatar to head to Ba Sing Se. Fire Nation mechanics have invented a brand-new drilling device that will bring the walls of Ba Sing Se down.”
“Cool!” Ty Lee said, smiling.
“You really should pay more attention to your surroundings.” Mai said dryly.
“Okay, first we gotta get through- OW!” Sokka’s sentence was interrupted by a rock being thrown at his head. He looked behind his shoulder and frowned. Aang and Toph were snickering, and Katara looked like she was trying to contain her laughter. “Okay, who did that? I’m not mad, just disappointed.”
“It was me.” Toph said with a giggle.
“I’LL GET YOU, YOU LITTLE—” Sokka started crawling to the other side of Appa, only to be interrupted by Katara, who created a wall of water to prevent
