[There's a 12 year old monk wandering the streets of Republic City, and he looks very lost. He's still not sure what all of this means. This has to be some weird spirit world business, or some kind of big misunderstanding. Maybe a big joke? Anything's easier to believe than suddenly having jumped ahead in time again. And this time without an icy nap!
As lost and confused as he can be, whenever someone's nearby, he'll light up and be quick to greet tem as if nothing's wrong. Aside from generally roaming the streets, he'll check out some of the establishments too. Maybe see if there's any interesting jobs he can take up while he's trying to figure out this weird problem!]
[B. Avatar Aang Memorial Island]
[There's one thing that hangs over Aang when he sees it. It's unmistakeable. A gigantic statue looming over the harbor, and it looks so much like him. It's awe-striking and unbelievable. One can find him at Republic City, staring out towards it from a pier while his mouth gapes open in disbeleif.
Or one can find him actually at the island, exploring it and the museum inside. Most of the tourists disregard him as some kind of "disrespectful costume-player" but they're invisible to Aang. Instead, he'll be transfixed looking at whatever recognizable displays he can find.]
[C. Do It For the Vines]
[It's not Aang's apartment - it's a lower-class family he's befriended while wandering the city. It's being attacked by spirit vines. Aang's been doing his best to keep a low profile - at least in terms of not using his bending much - but that goes out the window in the crisis. He'll be pulling out all kinds of bending tricks to try to stop these vines from destroying the apartment!]
Just a simple monk | Guess
[There's a 12 year old monk wandering the streets of Republic City, and he looks very lost. He's still not sure what all of this means. This has to be some weird spirit world business, or some kind of big misunderstanding. Maybe a big joke? Anything's easier to believe than suddenly having jumped ahead in time again. And this time without an icy nap!
As lost and confused as he can be, whenever someone's nearby, he'll light up and be quick to greet tem as if nothing's wrong. Aside from generally roaming the streets, he'll check out some of the establishments too. Maybe see if there's any interesting jobs he can take up while he's trying to figure out this weird problem!]
[B. Avatar Aang Memorial Island]
[There's one thing that hangs over Aang when he sees it. It's unmistakeable. A gigantic statue looming over the harbor, and it looks so much like him. It's awe-striking and unbelievable. One can find him at Republic City, staring out towards it from a pier while his mouth gapes open in disbeleif.
Or one can find him actually at the island, exploring it and the museum inside. Most of the tourists disregard him as some kind of "disrespectful costume-player" but they're invisible to Aang. Instead, he'll be transfixed looking at whatever recognizable displays he can find.]
[C. Do It For the Vines]
[It's not Aang's apartment - it's a lower-class family he's befriended while wandering the city. It's being attacked by spirit vines. Aang's been doing his best to keep a low profile - at least in terms of not using his bending much - but that goes out the window in the crisis. He'll be pulling out all kinds of bending tricks to try to stop these vines from destroying the apartment!]