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LETS GET THIS PARTY STARTED

Tigerdillo fucking when

>>614684
Don't you mean Armadillo Lion?

YEAH BOY!


Can I get a quick physical description of the characters so far?

>>614684
Never. We don't get what we ask for.

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>>614692

>>614692
>"It just says bear"

>>614693
Lantana: Female, short black hair, green eyes, athletic build

Mauya: Brown-skinned, brown hair, blue eyes, lithe build

Sei: Unknown

Mysterious Airbender: Unknown

>>614710
Can we look at our reflection?

>>614710
>Sei: Blacker than Mister Popo and with a bigger afro than Mister Satan.
I gotchu senpai

>>614721
It doesn't matter, we'll just be a goddamn ningen.

>>614724
>>614730
I've never seen a black person at all in this universe, let alone the earth nation.

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>>614724
Not this again

>>614710
>Sei:
Lightly tanned, toned and slim muscles, average height, black hair pulled up into one of those asian man bun things

Can we just agree on this? Or anyone got a better suggestion?

>>614746
Sure, add some sharp brown eyes too

>>614746
Sei: blob of ethereal mist. Form changes whenever the eye focuses on it, attempting to discern his true form causes 1d6 sanity damage.

Your first day wandering the great plains leading to the mountains is relatively peaceful, and quite enjoyable. The three of you take in the myriad of sights and sounds; from the multi-colored birds above calling out to one another, to boar-q-pines shrieking at one another in challenge before engaging in savage battles, to the occasional Ostrich Horse racing through the grass, you find yourself mesmerized by all of the strange and beautiful new things.

Lantana seems just as enthralled, and has a joyous grin on her face through most of the day as she observes all of the interesting creatures. Oftentimes, she'll ask Mauya what a certain creature is, or what a sound the three of you hear somewhere off in the distance is coming from.

Mauya, for her part, seems to find all of this far less interesting than the two of you do. As she's stated previously, she's been to these plains on multiple occasions, so from her perspective, they aren't all that special.She seems amused by Lantana's constant questions, but has the decency to give answers and explanations without becoming sarcastic or condescending.

On this day, no animals attack you, no soldiers try to kill you, and no monsters appear out of nowhere to start eating people. You simply walk with the two young ladies, talking about the sights and sounds around you, and enjoying the peace.

When night falls, the three of you stop where you are, deciding to set up camp.

Lantana puts down her bedroll, and climbs into it without creating a tent for herself, seemingly intending to camp out under the stars.

>A. Do the same

>B. Make yourself a tent out of Earthbending

>C. Ask Mauya if she wants a tent

>D. Something else

>>614753
>>B. Make yourself a tent out of Earthbending

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>>614746
I can dig that.

>B. Make yourself a tent out of Earthbending
>C. Ask Mauya if she wants a tent

>>614753
>B.
>C.

>>614753
>D. Something else
Continue to Git Gud

Sleep is for the strong

>>614753
>C. Ask Mauya if she wants a tent

>>614761
We already trained today. I'm sure we're tired

>>614769
>>614761
You trained, battled two large, deadly animals, and walked several miles, you are exhausted.

>>614761
Nah man. We had a long day.

>>614753
>B. Make yourself a tent out of Earthbending
>C. Ask Mauya if she wants a tent

>>614757
>>614759
Lantana may want to camp out under the night sky, but you'd prefer to have a roof over your head this evening. So, you use your Earthbending to raise a tent, making yourself a nice little bit of shelter.

"Not bad," Mauya comments, admiring your handiwork. "That seems like a useful trick."

"Do you want one?" you ask the Waterbender.

"Sure, sounds great," she tells you.

Nodding, you provide her with a tent just like yours, using your Earthbending to raise two stones at diagonal angles, having them meet at a point and forming a crude tent.

"Thanks," she says, taking her bedroll and heading for the makeshift tent.

She crawls inside, climbing into her bedroll and trying to go to sleep. Lantana lies on the ground with her hands under her head, staring up at the stars with a smile.

>A. Go to sleep

>B. Go sit with Lantana

>C. Something else

>>614804
>B.

We should probably see how she is doing

>>614804
>B
Awww yeah slow day at work means I get to lurk until close

>>614804
>>A. Go to sleep

>>614804
>B. Go sit with Lantana
And then end up falling asleep sitting since we are tired

>>614804
>A.Go to sleep
Fuck bitches
Get sleep so we can train early in the morning witj our shirt off

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>>614848
Yeah, man

>>614804
>B. Go sit with Lantana
Probably fall asleep chatting.

>>614804
>>A. Go to sleep
Disregard woman. Gain earth bending expertise.

>>614811
>>614819
It's been a long day, and you're absolutely exhausted. Your body pleads for you to let it get some rest. Despite this, you decide to take a moment to sit beside Lantana, who spares a quick glance before looking back up at the stars.

"Isn't it great?" she asks, staring up at the night sky. "In the woods, it's hard to just watch the stars like this. The trees can make it hard to see anything above you, and even if they don't, they block a lot of the other stars. But out here, you can see them all."

Gazing up at the sky, you have to admit that she's right. The view of the night sky is much fuller out here without anything to block out the countless stars shining above you. The sheer number of them is breathtaking, and you have to agree that it's an incredible view.

"Sei, thanks," Lantana tells you.

Taking your eyes off the sky, you look at her questioningly.

"I've been by myself for the last year," she reminds you, continuing to stare at the sky. "When I stopped at a village, I was never there for long, and the people I met...well, that didn't usually end well. I had to take care of everything on my own, and spend my time alone."

She looks at you for a moment, offering a warm smile. "Now, I'm not a lone, and I have someone to help me with all of this. So, thank you."

>A. Tell her she's welcome

>B. Thank her for everything she's done

>C. Go get some sleep

>D. Something else

>>614901
>A. Tell her she's welcome
>C. Go get some sleep

>>614901
>A.
>C.

Whoever reccomended Mecha Space Pirate quest to me, bless you it's awesome.

>>614901
>A. Tell her she's welcome
"Well the same goes for me, if we hadn't run into each other, more than likely I would have ended up in Jungo's army along with the village probably being destroyed."
>C. Go get some sleep

>>614901
A. Tell her she's welcome
>C. Go get some sleep
GOTTA WAKE UP
IN THE MORNING
GOTTA TRAIN HARD
IN THE MORNING

>>614901
A, B
Tell her it has been out pleasure and it is inspiring to see someone who dedicates so much to making things better for everyone.

>>614927
>>614908
>>614918
You tell Lantana that she's welcome, and realize that if you don't go to your tent now, you're probably going to pass out in the grass next to her. Wishing her goodnight, you get yourself up and make your way to your tent, falling asleep the second you lie down.

The next morning, you awake with a yawn, sitting up in your tent and climbing out into the light. As you rise to your feet, you look around for the others, but find Lantana's bedroll lying empty where she slept the previous night.

Her bag is right where she left it, and doesn't seem to have been disturbed in any way. You look toward Mauya's tent, but can't see whether she's in there or not.

>A. Go to Mauya's tent and check on her

>B. Shout for Lantana

>C. Get ready for a fight; something's going on here

>D. Just relax, Lantana probably went to get some water or use the bathroom

>>614990
>>A. Go to Mauya's tent and check on her

>>614990
>D.
Stretch, look around maybe dip into the rations.

>>614990
>D. Just relax, Lantana probably went to get some water or use the bathroom

>>614990
>D. Just relax, Lantana probably went to get some water or use the bathroom

>>614990
>A. Go to Mauya's tent and check on her
D. Just relax, Lantana probably went to get some water or use the bathroom

>>614990
>D
>E perp for max training today

>>614990
>E. Jump up on a pillar so you can see further, scout about.

>>615018
>>615030
There's no need for concern, right? Lantana's just gone out to get some water, or relieve herself. Convinced that everything's fine, you decide to just relax, maybe get some of your rations out for breakfast.

As you step away from your tent, you don't bother checking on Mauya's tent, or even taking much of a look at your surroundings. Approaching your bag, you hear nothing, and see nothing before something strikes you on the back of the head, causing you to fall forward as your vision gives way to blackness.

When your sight and consciousness return, you're standing, with your arms bound at your sides and your legs bound together. Attempting to move your body reveals that you've also been bound to some sort of large object, probably a pole. As you look around, you see Lantana bound to your right, and Mauya bound to your left, each of them tied to a pole with their arms and legs restrained.

It's only then that you actually realize that there are several people standing in front of you; thin figures, mostly wearing armor, though a few wear robes or plain clothes. You quickly notice that all of them appear to be female, save a few young boys watching from afar, and some elderly men who also seem to be keeping their distance.

You're in a village, and you're a prisoner.

>A. Ask where you are

>B. Ask why you've been brought here

>C. Ask Lantana and Mauya if they're okay

>D. Don't say anything; wait for your captors to speak

>E. Something else

>>615104
>B. Ask why you've been brought here
>C. Ask Lantana and Mauya if they're okay

>>615104
>D. Don't say anything; wait for your captors to speak

Test out if we can stretch our fingers and toes.
We might not be able to earth bend like normal, but if we can do any effect we may be able to work the pole out of the ground should we need to.

>>615104
>E. You know, attacking random travelers from behind and tying them up is very rude.

>>615104
>B.
>C.
I like this write in >>615127

>>615104
>B. What you want?

>>615104
>A
>B
>>615127
This

>>615119
>>615139
>>615143
Looking around, you ask the two girls if they're alright.

"I'm fine," Lantana tells you, glaring toward your captors.

"Just peachy," Mauya snaps, doing the same.

"You know, attacking random travelers from behind and tying them up is very rude," you comment.

"Shut up!" a girl with a sword shouts, stepping forward and pointing the weapon toward your throat.

"Sansha, step back," a woman of older age but similar appearance orders, approaching you and your friends.

The younger girl relents, putting her sword away and inclining her head as she slowly steps back. "Yes, mother."

The woman before you isn't much older than your own. In her youth, she must have been quite beautiful; she's thin, with long, black hair, and deep brown eyes that seem to radiate a deep sort of inner strength. She has no weapon drawn, but like the other girl, she has a sword sheathed at her waist.

"Why are we here?" Lantana finally asks. "Are you working for Jungo's army?"

The villagers react with a significant amount of shock and indignation at the question, telling you that they probably are no friends of the former warlord or his army.

"We are not," the woman before you assures your friend.

"Then why did you bring us here?" the Avatar questions.

"To be certain that you are not, either," the woman answers calmly.

"Wait, so you ambushed us and kidnapped us because you just assumed that the three of us were working for Jungo?" Mauya demands, furious. "Are you nuts?!"

"Watch how you speak to her!" Sansha demands, beginning to take a step forward before her mother raises a hand, silently instructing her daughter to stand down.

"We cannot be too careful," the woman explains. "We've heard that Lord Gonho's forces were defeated. The warlord's army could reach us at any time."

>A. Ask how she heard about that

>B. No, you're enemies of Jungo

>C. Lantana is the Avatar, and you're trying to take her to the Air Temple

>D. Jungo's dead; that may delay the army

>E. Stay quiet and let the girls do the talking

>F. Ask if that's why there are so few men here

>G. Something else

>>615201
>D.

Can't give them too much info, if they ask how we know answer with a, "I slew him."

>>615201

>B. No, you're enemies of Jungo
+
>D. Jungo's dead; that may delay the army
Dont mention how, but do state the army is still a thing.

>>615201
B and D

>>615201
>F. Ask if that's why there are so few men here
>B. No, you're enemies of Jungo
>D. Jungo's dead; that may delay the army

>>615201
>B
>C
>D
>G don't get your hopes up it's only a matter of time before they chose a new figure head, they may have already chosen one

So is Wan Shi Tong friendly with humans at this time or does he consider them ningen?

>>615231
The Library is still open to humans.

For now

Unfortunately

>>615201
> B
He pillaged my village too
>G. If you continue acting irrationally out of paranoia there won't be much of your village left when they do get here
How about we don't tell then we killed Jungo because then they might make us hang around and die for them.

>>615236
Can we befriend him?

>>615254
We have to give him a book or info or something right? I don't remember his episode to well.

>>615242
That might be a good thing though. We should be able to fuck some peeps up between the three of us and these villagers

>>615201
>D. Jungo's dead; that may delay the army
>G. It's doubtful that'll slow the army for long, and even if it splinters that's likely to be a bunch of armed men wandering around looking for battle.

>>615242
>giving us sometime to practice until they get fucked over by spirit shit or something like that and then we save them and they let us go
This is probably how it would go down

>>615264
Avatars journey to learn the 4 elements takes precident above all.

>>615206
>>615215
>>615205
If these people really are enemies of Jungo, then you should have a chance at talking your way out of this. The first step in that is obvious; you tell them that you're enemies of Jungo.

"Enemies?" the woman asks. "That would imply that you've fought him before."

"I haven't," Mauya corrects. "But, these two have."

"I've been running from his army for the past year," Lantana explains. "I couldn't always outrun all of them, so I got into plenty of fights. I met Sei here right before the army got to his village. We escaped, and met Mauya at a village across the river."

"Then they are getting close," the woman sighs.

"Maybe not," you speak up. "Jungo's dead. That might slow them down a bit."

Excited and disbelieving chatter erupts throughout the crowd. Some people sound hopeful, or relieved, while others sound extremely skeptical.

The woman in front of you, for her part, seems willing enough to entertain the idea, but the look on her face tells you that she isn't just going to blindly believe you, either.

"And how do you know this?" she asks.

>A. (Lie) Deserters from the army told you (82)

>B. You killed him

>C.You saw him die

>D. Don't answer

>E. Something else

>>615201
>G. Explain everything
The enemy of our enemy is our friend.

>>614710
Lantana: Female, short black hair, green eyes, athletic build

>short hair
>athletic build

Well now i know who is my favorite.

>>615286
First paraphrase that even though hes dead, that does not mean his armys dispanded.

Then go through the story.

>>615286
>B
>E it was a fluke tho
>E don't get your hopes up its only a matter of time before they get a new leader

>>615286
>B. He came for my village. Lantana warned us, the village evacuated, me and her stayed behind to buy some time. Jungo himself came out, apparently Lantana's been a thorn in his side for a while. She fought him one-on-one, I interfered, he's dead now.

>>615286
B just make sure we mention it was a fluke and we just kinda got the drop on him

>>615309
Supporting

>>615286
>B. You killed him
But then we had to run because scary air bender

>>615286
>B. You killed him
"He kinda let his guard down he when he was fighting Lantana and ended up falling to his death after I intervened."

>>615286
>B. You killed him
"I THREW A ROCK AT HIM."

"it was a big rock"

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>>615336
supporting for shits and giggles

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>>615367
https://youtu.be/HEdg4glpCkg?t=10

>>615309
>>615316
"He came for my village," you explain, intending to give the whole truth. "Lantana warned us, and the village evacuated. She and I stayed behind to buy some time. Jungo himself came out; apparently Lantana's been a thorn in his side for a while. They fought one on one, and I interfered."

"How?" the woman asks.

"Jungo was up high on a rock pillar," Lantana explains. "Sei broke it, and he fell to his death."

"That's ridiculous," one of the elderly men declares. "If Lord Gonho's army, including highly trained warriors from out own village, couldn't stop Jungo, how did two kids do it?"

>A. Lantana's the Avatar

>B. You got lucky

>C. You guess the two of you were just better

>D. Something else

>>615383
>>A. Lantana's the Avatar
Pull that Avatar card

>>615383
He got cocky and fought alone.

>>615383

>A. Lantana's the Avatar
She can bend water and earth. They can't deny us

>>615383
>B. You got lucky

>>615383
>B.
He was angry and focused on Lantana he didn't even notice what I did until it was too late. We almost died in our escape one of his lieutenants pursued us and we nearly died until we bended a dome around us and buried underground until we were safe.

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>>615383
>B. You got lucky
>D. Now please consider for a moment, we're two women and a fourteen year old boy camping in a field. What good would we be doing an army like that?

>>615403
Lantana recently learned basic Waterbending, that should be enough proof

>>615412
>>615411
>>615403
Everyone we've told that hasn't believed us. Why are these people who don't like us going to believe it?

>>615383

>A. Lantana's the Avatar

>>615423
Because she can prove she's the avatar, now.
If anyone could do it with a little luck, it's the avatar.

>>615383
>>B. You got lucky
>>D. doesn't matter though, someone else will take his place

>>615258
Basically any new information or knowledge that he can add to his library, so if we somehow learn metal bending, he would want the knowledge behind it as a fair trade.

>>615383
B
A

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>>615423
I just hate pulling the Avatar card

>>615383
A

>>615383
Then i change my vote.
>A. Lantana's the Avatar

>>615383
>A. Yeah, she's gotten to point where she can throw mud at people!

>>615423
We have people that back us up
One of them is the avatar

>>615457
I was saying it to the people who were voting not to pull the Avatar card.

>>615383
>B. We lucky
And he underestimated us, and I cheated

>>615397
>>615451
>>615447
"Well, Lantana's the Avatar," you explain, tilting your head toward the girl in question.

The majority of the villagers either burst into laughter, or angrily tell you to stop making up stories. The woman in front of you, however, stares at you for a moment, her eyes looking into hers.

"I'll humor you," she declares. "If this girl is indeed the Avatar, she should be able to provide it."

There's a lot of chuckling from the other villagers now, who all seem to anticipate some entertainment at watching the girl try to sell this "lie".

"Untie her," the woman instructs.

A woman steps from the crowd and fulfills the order, approaching Lantana from behind and untying the ropes that bind her. The Avatar steps forward, rubbing some of the spaces where the ropes were particularly tight.

"Now, demonstrate your powers," the woman instructs, seeming to be the only one taking this little spectacle seriously.

"Well, I only know how to bend Earth and Water right now," Lantana explains.

"Show us some, Earthbending, then," the woman tells her.

Giving a nod, Lantana stomps on the ground, thrusting a fist upward and pulling a chunk of Earth up.

"Someone, fetch some water," the woman instructs.

Lantana drops the piece of Earth she's ripped up, looking nervously toward you and Mauya.

"Relax," the other girl tells her. "You can do this, no problem. You're almost as good at Waterbending as I am."

Lantana gives her a grateful smile, then turns toward the crowd as a young boy brings a bucket of water forward, setting it down in front of the Avatar. He steps back, and Lantana takes a deep breath.

You observed her and Mauya creating small currents with their Waterbendeing yesterday, but as Lantana bends water for the crowd, you're able to appreciate the differences between the two elements.

Where Earthbending is all about simple, strong motions that reflect the unmoving power of the Earth, Lantana's current motions are graceful and flowing, much like the water she rises from the bucket. It follows her fluid movements, snaking through the air in front of her before she directs it back into the bucket.

She lets out a breath, staring down into the bucket for a few moments before looking up at the villagers, who regard her with wonder and surprise.

"Untie her friends, now," the woman instructs.

Another woman goes to free Mauya, and Sansha approaches you, releasing you from your binds.

"Sorry," she tells you. "We didn't know who you three were."

>A. It's okay, you understand

>B. Next time, they should really ask questions before kidnapping people

>C. Don't say anything to her

>D. Something else

http://www.strawpoll.me/11288944

>>615547
>>B. Next time, they should really ask questions before kidnapping people

>>615547
>>A. It's okay, you understand
We've all kidnapped the wrong people.

>>615547
>B.

>>615547
>A. It's okay, you understand

>>615547
>B. Next time, they should really ask questions before kidnapping people
"And probably not try and hit me over the head with a rock, that was a rock you knocked me out with wasn't it?"

>>615547
>D. Something else
To captors: "You guys are dumbasses."
To Lantana, Mauya: "We should get going. These guys should be thankful we've got more important things to do than hold a grudge."

>>615547
>B. Next time, they should really ask questions before kidnapping people

>>615547
>>B. Next time, they should really ask questions before kidnapping people
Do you do this to everyone sleeping outside?

>>615547
B

>>615547
B

>>615580
lets take about 20% off the top there superchief

>>615547
B. "I know three teenagers are a terrifying sight, but seriously, that hit really rocked me'

>>615635
Backing.
Though i would go with "that hit really grounded me" as a more subtle pun.

>>615635
Stone cold pun-isher. This is required.

>>615644
Or, well, anything that dosent use rocky too much.
Its way too early in the morning for me.

>>615571
>>615577
"Next time, you should ask questions before kidnapping people," you tell her.

The girl looks embarrassed, but her mother comes to her defense.

"I'm to blame, not her," the woman tells you. "We've been a bit paranoid since the news of the battle reached us. I sent Sansha with a scouting party to look for anyone who seemed at all suspicious."

"And what made us so suspicious?" Mauya asks irritably, rubbing her wrists.

"We don't usually get too many people close to our village," Sansha explains. "Usually, when we see small groups of people around here, they're bandits or poachers."

"Poachers?" Lantana asks, looking toward the other girl.

"You probably saw a lot of animals roaming the plains," Sansha guesses. "Many kinds live around here. We hunt them for food, but sometimes, groups of people will come here from far away, capture dozens, or even hundreds of them, and then take them away to sell. Usually, they'll come here and start trouble while they're at it."

Lantana tilts her head to the side. "What kind of trouble?"

"They'll come here demanding food, water, weapons..." Sansha's mother lists off before frowning. "Female company, and they usually don't take no for an answer."

"We don't mind sharing food or water," Sansha clarifies. "But they demand a lot more than they need, so much so that, if we gave it to them, there wouldn't be enough for the rest of us."

"So, have they been giving you more trouble since the men left?" Lantana guesses.

Sansha's mom smiles, shaking her head. "No, that's not an issue. Every girl in this village is taught to fight."

Mauya's scowl turns into a look of surprise and interest. "Really?"

"My father-in-law believe it was important that everyone be able to defend themselves," Sansha's mom explains. "With so many awful people around, and Lord Gonho's forces nowhere to be found, we're on our own out here."

>A. Ask if any of them are benders

>B. So, they thought you were bandits?

>C. Ask what they'll do when Jungo's army comes

>D. If Lord Gonho doesn't do anything for them, why did their men go to fight?

>E. Something else

>>615658
>A. Ask if any of them are benders
>C. Ask what they'll do when Jungo's army comes

>>615658
>A. Ask if any of them are benders
>C. Ask what they'll do when Jungo's army comes
>D. If Lord Gonho doesn't do anything for them, why did their men go to fight?

>>615658
>>A. Ask if any of them are benders
We could use some earth bending pointers .

>>615669
You already asked Lantana to help you train Earthbending

>>615673
Does she know more than the earth benders here? I don't see way we can't learn from more than one person.

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>>615658
>A.
Gains?

>>615658
A
C

>>615673
>>615675
It's mostly about getting a start at the multiple variants of Earthbending.

>>615675
>>615681
Even if we can't train if they have a fire bender Lantana can get some pointers

>>614752
I dig this

>>615673
Wait
The avatar knows more about earthbending than us
We need to train hard and train fast before we fall into complete irrelevancy

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>>615686
Oh, you want a Firebender, do you?

>>615658
A
C

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>>615688
She fought Jungos army for a year straight. >>615696
Don't you start Som I wanted to be one.

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>>615696
"No"

>>615696
>tfw when we could have avoided being proto-bolin
Fire nation also has best waifus

>>615713
We just need to get gud. Tho I agree nothing is worse than a low tier earth bender

>>615735
What a bout a low-tier non-bender?
Like, lower than Sokka, not even a comical relief?
Or a non-bender cabbage.
The cabbage man knows about his cabbages.

>>615759
I don't count non benders as people.

>>615762
What about cabbage?

>>615762
I mean that guy with the sword was pretty fucking good

>>615770
Which is why I wrote low-tier non-bender.
Sword guy was, indeed, pretty good.
A few memorable non-benders were of high combat capability.

>>615664
>>615668
>>615669
>>615681
"Are any of you benders?" you ask.

"My husband is-was," Sansha's mom tells you. "He was the last in our village."

Sansha looks down. "But, we can still fight, even without bending."

Lantana gives her a nod. "I've seen plenty of warriors who were just as dangerous as any bender. Bending's just another weapon; it's how well you use it that matters."

Mauya rolls her eyes. "Right, because a sword definitely beats fire, or a giant boulder."

Sansha glares at the Waterbender, who doesn't seem to notice or care. Lantana puts a hand on Sansha's shoulder, speaking calmly in an effort to keep a fight from breaking out.

"Sorry, Mauya's had a long day," she tells Sansha. "She's not in a very good mood."

"Yeah, that happens when someone kidnaps you," Mauya tells her.

"What are you all going to do when Jungo's army comes?" you ask, trying to change the subject altogether.

"We'll fight," Sansha's mother answers. "We won't just sit back and let them take our village. We'll make sure they have a hard battle before they can take what's ours."

"You can't," Lantana tells her, turning away from Sansha. "The army is way too strong."

"We're warriors," Sansha's mom tells her. "We can't just stand passively by while some maniac takes our home."

"There's way too many of them," Lantana counters, desperation beginning to worm its way into her voice. You wonder how many times she's had this conversation. "You can't win."

"Maybe not," the woman admits. "But we can try. We can make them hurt."

"But, you'll die!" Lantana tells her.

The woman shrugs as if it's no big deal. "It's better to die on our feet than to live on our knees."

"That's just stupid," Mauya tells her, earning another glare from Sansha. "At least you're still alive if you give up or run away."

Sansha's mother turns toward Mauya, a probing look on her face. "Do you speak from experience."

You watch the Waterbender's hands involuntarily clench into fists, and Sansha's mother gives a knowing nod, not needing to say anything else to the younger female.

"Look, I get that you don't want to leave your home," Lantana tells her, sincerity and a great deal of concern in her voice as she steps toward Sansha's mother. "But if you stay and fight, you'll be killed, or worse. This is a fight you can't win. I've seen a lot of villages try, and it always ends the same."

"We aren't afraid to die," the woman tells the Avatar.

"You shouldn't be afraid to live, either," Lantana insists. "If you leave now, you may lose your home, you may lose everything but your lives, but you'll live to fight another day. And when that day comes, maybe you can take it all back. But, if you stay here, there won't be another day."

The woman stares at your friend, letting the words sink in for a moment. When she opens her mouth, you hope that Lantana's words have had an impact.

But, to your disappointment, that is not the case.

"We will not run," she declares. "We will stand and fight."

>>615783
>A. Suggest to Lantana that the three of you stay and fight

>B. Suggest moving on

>C. Something else

>>615785
>>B. Suggest moving on
We can't stop at every damned village. And the whole point is to get away from the army not wait for them

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>>615770
We could bend and use a sword, but I would rather be a hand to hand fighter and bend.

I would have been cool being a non bender swords are awesome
>>615785
B.
C. Offer to set up defense with Earthbending

If there is some support for A I will switch.

>>615785
>>B. Suggest moving on
Can't trick me into dying that easy Som

>>615785
>C. If they beat you, and you survive...it's an army without its commander to force discipline into them. Your husbands and brothers wouldn't want that for you, more than they'd want you to stay.

>>615796
I don't need to trick you, all I need is a pit

>>615785
>B. Suggest moving on
>C. Something else
Take out the map and figure where we are at to see if there is anything in the terrain and environment we are in to use or exploit to at least make sure the army doesn't find the village or passes over it without being aware of it.

>>615817
We're in a plane dude. I don't think we could hide an inter village

>>615785
>C.Think about this,if you all die than what would happen? The village would be gone with no one to keep the legacy. All the hard work,of generation after generation, for nothing. If you're going to fight at least have the children and elderly evacuate first

>>615796
>>615795
>>615788
These people are extremely stubborn, and it's pretty obvious that nothing any of you say is going to convince them to leave their village, or even stay and just surrender.

With that in mind, you suggest that the three of you just keep moving on.

Mauya gives a nod of agreement, while Lantana turns toward you, seeming surprised to hear that suggestion coming from you of all people.

"We can't just leave them," Lantana tells you. "They'll die."

>A. They'll die if you stay, and there's a chance that you'll all die too. Then, who's going to stop the army?

>B. Fine, the three of you can stay behind

>C. Suggest setting up some walls and such to give them a better defense before leaving

>D. Something else

>>615832
>A. They'll die if you stay, and there's a chance that you'll all die too. Then, who's going to stop the army?

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>>615832
>B.
Fuck it

>>615832
>>C. Suggest setting up some walls and such to give them a better defense before leaving

>>615832
>>A. They'll die if you stay, and there's a chance that you'll all die too. Then, who's going to stop the army?
Did you forget that the whole point of our journey is to get to safety? We will die with them if we stay.
>C. Suggest setting up some walls and such to give them a better defense before leaving

>>615832
B

We'd be a shit avatar companion to suggest anything else

>>615713
I agree with you brother

>>615832
>>A. They'll die if you stay, and there's a chance that you'll all die too. Then, who's going to stop the army?
>C. Suggest setting up some walls and such to give them a better defense before leaving
We can't stop at every village in army's path. And the last time the army came we had to flee, what's different now?

>>615832
>C. Suggest setting up some walls and such to give them a better defense before leaving
We can not stay though

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>>615785
>D. "Why? Why stand and fight, only to die needlessly? What purpose does it serve, and what good have you accomplished in doing so? Surely you understand that in failing, you'll be just be captured, used and slaughtered. Even if you put up some valiant fight, there will be no-one left to remember you for it. Your numbers are just too few. Even the avatar could not defeat them, with all her strength. You're wasting your lives for nothing. You need help."

>>615832
A

>>615859
You do realize that's plane hypocrisy as we did that exact thing the very first part

>>615832
>D. Something else
"Well they won't listen and the only options are either fight with them and more than likely get killed with them, leave and just build them some defense's to help them out, or we somehow draw their attention away by going a different route and making sure they follow us instead by leaving signs on which direction we went."

>>615876
Yes, as i was the one who said it then too :^)

>>615832
B

>>615877
That last option is super retarded. The last thing we want is for the army to have our trail

>>615882
>>615859
Wait,my reading comprehension has failed me,I didn't realize you were suggesting the same thing I did

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I was hoping we would stand and fight after all

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I don't know why going to learn firebending first is off the table, especially with the avatar's starting element is earth.

>>615917
Discretion is the better part of valor

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>>615924
I understand, Lantana has the most combat experience. While Mauya and Sei have just basic bending experience. We also have no information on the enemy and would have to guard villagers, Olmec help us if one gets taken hostage Lantana would probably trade herself for them or act very recklessly.

>>615832

>B. Fine, the three of you can stay behind

Time to make sword girl our sokka.

>>615832
>B. Fine, the three of you can stay behind

let's not be a hypocrite, yeah?

>>615967
>>615973
There's a 10 minute voting period, so you guys can stop

>>615974
10 minutes isn't even enough to have a shit.

>>615999
It's the rules tho. And also plenty of time and it stops some samefaging

>>616004
>samefagging on qst
If they really feel so inclined, they can samefag on their phones within the 10 minute period.

>>615999
I'm not calling you cheats, do you all live under the safe roof? Only one toilet?

10 minutes should be plenty if you don't have to take a 0.5 mile hike to the outhouse or are constipated.

>>616013
It's cool whatever. You should really be talking to som if you want him to change the rules

>>615857
>>615846
"They'll die if we stay," you tell her. "And there's a chance that we'll die, too. Then, who's going to stop the army?"

Lantana looks down, tears coming to her eyes. You remember how hopeless the situation was for your village when she stood and fought last time. Despite having failed to save countless villages before, she still risked her life to protect yours. Abandoning people in need doesn't seem to be something she's comfortable with, yet you know that there isn't any choice, and deep down, she knows it to.

"Alright..." she says, miserably. "We'll leave."

"Alright then, let's get going before the army shows up," Mauya says, looking around. "Where are our bags?"

Sansha points to a spot on the ground not far away, and Mauya goes to retrieve it as Lantana wipes away tears.

"Alright, then," the Avatar says. "Good luck, all of you. Fight well."

"We always do," Sansha's mom assures her.

"You know, before we leave, we could set up some walls and lay some pit-traps with Earthbending," you suggest.

That actually seems to lift Lantana's spirits just a bit, and she nods eagerly at the suggestion. So, the two of you get to work, erecting massive walls, digging deep pits, and laying some traps. The army will find this battle a bit more challenging than they'd anticipated.

Finally, the three of you set out from the village. You pull the map from your bag, looking it over and finding the village. It seems that your kidnapping brought your further north, and saved you a bit of walking.

"Well, at least something came out of what waste of time," Mauya comments.

"I wish we could have stayed," Lantana laments.

"And gotten killed over a bunch of morons who knocked us out and took us prisoner?" Mauya asks. "No thanks."

"It's my job to protect people," Lantana tells her.

"And how many people can you protect if you end up dead?" Mauya counters.

>A. Tell Mauya to back off

>B. Tell Lantana that she needs to look at the bigger picture; she could die trying to save a few people, or live and save the world

>C. Mauya's right; you can't save everyone

>D. Don't say anything

>E. Something else

>>616032
>B. Tell Lantana that she needs to look at the bigger picture; she could die trying to save a few people, or live and save the world

>>616032
>B. Tell Lantana that she needs to look at the bigger picture; she could die trying to save a few people, or live and save the world

>>616032
>E. Both of you can it. It's over. Let's get Lantana to the Air temple, next.

>>616032
>>B. Tell Lantana that she needs to look at the bigger picture; she could die trying to save a few people, or live and save the world

>>616032
>D. Don't say anything

>>616032
>>B. Tell Lantana that she needs to look at the bigger picture; she could die trying to save a few people, or live and save the world

Damn, we are protagonist poison.

>>616032
>B.

"If it's your job to help people, then I will make it mine to keep you safe."

I want to add a rock pun to that but I am horrible at those

>>616032
B
>tfw we couldn't protect the smile

>>616077
We can say she needs to be rock solid.
Also supporting

>>616032

>>616077
Supporting

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>>616032

>E. Just leaving doesn't sit well with me either, but what good would staying do? Could we really do much good against them?

tfw i want to go back and fight
yfw we see those girls later, sold into slavery as some ugly fucker's toy

>>616131
I think most of those traps will kill a couple people before earth bending makes them useless

>>616131
But anon, thats a good thing.
We'll be stronger and we can fuck up some slavers and liberate them when the avatars got more or all elements

>>616131
You have my sediments anon.

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What if we into guerilla tactics?
What if we laid pit traps in their path all the fucking time, picking them off in the middle of the night and just terrorizing the shit out of them at every waking moment?

Every couple of nights, giant boulders fly into their camp, crushing people at random.

Every few hours, someone steps on a pit and falls so far into the darkness that you can't hear them hit the bottom.

No time for rest, no time to relax. Always on the verge of death.

>>616077
>>616045
"Lantana, if it's your job to help people, then I'm making it mine to keep you safe," you tell the Avatar.

Mauya raises an eyebrow, and Lantana looks at you in surprise.

"You want to help people?" you ask her. "Then you need to look at the bigger picture. You can die trying to save a few people, or live and save the world."

"But it doesn't feel right leaving people who need my help," she tells you, her voice trembling with emotion.

"Dying doesn't feel right to me," Mauya comments. "If we actually could have done anything, then sure, we should have stayed, but there's nothing wrong with not sticking around to die."

"Live to fight another day, right?"

Turning toward the voice behind you, you see Sansha approaching, a look of determination on her pretty face. She marches over to Lantana, staring into the other girl's eyes.

"Avatar, please let me come with you on your journey," she requests. "I might not be able to make a difference for my village by staying, but if I go with you, I have the chance to take it back, or at least avenge it."

Lantana, looking surprised, looks between you and Mauya.

>A. You think it's a good idea

>B. Three people is enough

>C. Lantana's the Avatar, it's her decision

>D. Something else

>>616162
>C. Lantana's the Avatar, it's her decision

>>616162
>C.
If she looks at us though
>A.
Give her our vote of confidence

>>616162
>D. "Looks like we can save at least one person, here."

>>616162
>>C. Lantana's the Avatar, it's her decision
Might cut into our food tho. Also all girl party+ us.

>>616176
Animals are everywhere, food is a non-issue.

>>616182
In the mountains it will be.

>>616162
>A. You think it's a good idea

Hey som, what's the DC to try and work on our stone bullet technique while we walk, now that we've trained a bit?
Even if we don't fully succeed, we could make some progress on it.

It'd be good to have an actual weapon beyond making pillars or throwing boulders.

>>616162
>A. You think it's a good idea
but
>C. Lantana's the Avatar, it's her decision

>>616191
Good question

71

>>616162
>>616162
>A. You think it's a good idea
>D. Something else
Ask the girls what they think.

Also god dammit another girl!!! What are we in a harem or something?!

>>616198
No reason not to try.

Anyone for it?

>>616202
I am

>>616162
>C. Lantana's the Avatar, it's her decision

>>616202
I see no reason not to as long as we don't roll a 1 and kill the avatar on accident

>>616202
Let's do it

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>>616201
>complaining about an all girl party
Well someone could leave, or die. Probably get male members later Lantana still needs an air bending master and a fire one.

>>616201
Doesn't matter to me.
Better off having a small army if we're going to fucking murder those shits at some point.

>>616160
"If you wish to besiege a city, use water. If you wish to hold a city, use earth. If you wish to take a city, use fire. If you wish to destroy a city..."

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>>616191
>>616202
>>616207
>>616214
>>616215
ROLL

Rolled 55 (1d100)

>>616237

Rolled 49 (1d100)

>>616237

Rolled 22 (1d100)

>>616237

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Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>616237

Rolled 20 (1d100)

>>616237
Toph, bless our dice

>>616245
You suck

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>>616246
fug

>>616245
If you died today we would have got it . Justify your life to me right now

>>616252
Well, it wasn't complete shit.
We should have made a little progress, so the next roll should be easier.

We'll get it eventually.

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>>616245
>>616246
By 1 second

>>616260
I bet we look like an idiot and all girls laugh at us.

>>616254
Well, I make good puns. You shouldn't take me for granite, I rock.

>>615783
>"That's just stupid," Mauya tells her, earning another glare from Sansha. "At least you're still alive if you give up or run away."

>Sansha's mother turns toward Mauya, a probing look on her face. "Do you speak from experience."

>You watch the Waterbender's hands involuntarily clench into fists

Haha, the bantz. I love it SOM.

>>616269
It's not exactly a common earthbending technique.
Bullets are hard.

>>616277
Girls are watching tho. We can't look lame

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>>616327

When we stop to camp we should rotate a watch for the night, now that we have 4 people.

>>616164
>>616172
"It's your decision," you tell Lantana.

"Yeah, you're the Avatar," Mauya agrees, though her tone tells you that she really hopes Lantana says no.

Lantana looks at the young warrior, a small smile appearing on her face.

"We'd be happy to have you," she tells Sansha.

The other girl grins widely. "Thank you so much! I won't let you down, I promise!"

Mauya looks anything but happy to have the new girl joining your group, but your personally think that it's a good idea. The journey is going to be dangerous, and having more people who know how to fight is always a good thing.

"So, where are we going?" the new member of your team asks.

"The Northern Air Temple," Lantana answers, pointing in the direction of your intended destination. "The Airbenders are the only ones who were able to turn back this army. Maybe with their teaching, and Airbending, I can be strong enough to stop it."

Sansha nods, seeming to agree with Lantana's logic. "I've never seen an Air Nomad before. I've heard that they're reclusive and peaceful, but very powerful."

Lantana nods. "That's what I've heard, but the one I met....peaceful doesn't describe her. But she was powerful."

"You met an Air Nomad?" Sansha asks with wonder, frowning when she sees the look on Lantana's face.

"Yes," the Avatar answers. "She was part of Jungo's army."

"All the more reason to learn Airbending," Mauya suggests. "Fight air with air."

"Yes, if you have the same skills as her, plus your Earthbending and Waterbending, you should be able to stop her," Sansha agrees.

"Then, the sooner we get to the Northern Air Temple, the sooner we can deal with her and the rest of that army," Lantana says. "So, let's get going."

The four of you continue North, the atmosphere of today's trek far less peaceful and joyous than yesterday's. The knowledge that Sansha's village will soon fall hangs over everyone's heads, and the fact that she and Mauya clearly don't like one another doesn't really help things.

There is a brief moment of levity as you attempt to practice your Earthbending on the go, picking up small pebbles and attempting to launch them with great force. The idea is to create a surprise attack that packs a punch. Unfortunately, putting that kind of power into a tiny stone is a lot easier said than done, and your attempts to do so range from failed to ridiculous, and you're finally forced to stop when you accidentally provoke a Boar-q-pine into attacking you.

On the upside, when the girls take it down, you've provided with dinner for the evening, as Sansha gets a fire started and everyone works to cook the beast.

That night, dinner is delicious.

>Continued

>>616365
We may have failed but I'm going to call it a win

>>616365
Evolved Stone Bullet: Compress a larger stone down to the size of a regular stone bullet, then launch it at the same speed, hitting with more force over the same area

The larger the stone you compress, the more difficult it will be to launch the final product at bullet-like speed, but the higher it's penetrating power will be.

However, since there's more stone to actually bend in that compressed bullet, you may actually have higher control over it in flight, allowing you to curve the bullet.

https://youtu.be/lGZQi3ODB-U?t=14

>>616365
"So, we keep going North through the mountains," Sansha sums up. "And the Air Temple will be right on the tip of the continent?"

"Yeah, the Air Nomads apparently put their temples as far in each cardinal direction as they could while staying on the mainland," Lantana confirms, lying down and patting her full belly. "So, it'll take us a while to get there, and getting through the mountains won't be easy."

"It wouldn't be fun if it were easy," Sansha declares, sounding excited for the difficult trip.

"So, are we going to keep going for a little while, or should we stop here for the night?" Mauya asks.

"It'll be dark soon," Sansha points out. "We won't make it far once the sun's down. So, we might as well just rest up for tonight and get an early start tomorrow."

"Works for me," Mauya comments, rising from her spot by the fire. "Lantana, can you make me a tent?"

The Avatar groans, having just gotten comfortable, but still gets up and creates a small tent with Earthbending.

"Thanks," Mauya tells her. "Goodnight."

"Goodnight," Lantana says back.

"You two should rest, too," Sansha suggests, looking between the two of you. "I'll take first watch."

"Do we need a lookout?" Lantana asks.

"Did you use a lookout last night?" Sansha asks, smirking.

"No..." Lantana tells her.

"Remember how well that went for you?" Sansha asks.

Lantana gives a laugh. "Good point. Alright, wake me when it's my turn."

Sansha nods, turning and looking toward the South, resting her hand on her sword as she begins her watch duties.

>A. Go talk to Mauya

>B. Sit with Sansha for a while

>C. Go talk to Lantana

>D. Go get some rest

>E. Bend a rock for Sansha to lean on

>F. Ask Lantana if she'll practice Earthbending with you

>G. Something else

>>616416
>E. Bend a rock for Sansha to lean on

>F. Ask Lantana if she'll practice Earthbending with you

Gotta git gud

>>616416
>>F. Ask Lantana if she'll practice Earthbending with you
Get gud y'all

>>616416
>Go talk to Mauya

Rolled 92, 77, 9, 91, 47, 98, 34, 19 = 467 (8d100)

I bet you guys are really gonna miss these rolls! Muhahahaha

>>616416
>E. Bend a rock for Sansha to lean on
>F. Ask Lantana if she'll practice Earthbending with you
>G. Explain to lantana what you've been practicing, and the idea behind it. No reason to keep it to ourselves, as it would be really handy for both of us.

>>616427
Supporting

>>616416
>F. Ask Lantana if she'll practice Earthbending with you

>>616416
B and E

>>616427
I'll second that

>>616416
>E. Bend a rock for Sansha to lean on
>F. Ask Lantana if she'll practice Earthbending with you
What would the current DC be to earth bend while moving, instead of just standing in one spot for a while.

>>616416
>A. Talk to Mauya
We need to sooth her butthurt

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>616432
Like my roll

>>616435
>>616427
It probably won't be comfortable sitting up straight for the next few hours, so you pull a rock out of the ground for Sansha to lean on. The girl gives you a look of gratitude before leaning on the rock and resuming her watch.

With that settles, you approach Lantana, asking if she'll practice Earthbending with you.

"We only have a few hours to sleep," she points out. "But, I guess we do need to practice when we can."

She rolls over, then gets onto her knees, punching the ground with both fists. As you watch, Earth rises up to surround her arms and fists, covering them in rock. Lantana then picks herself up, turning toward you and taking a few steps back.

"Alright, I'll defend," she tells you. "Use whatever attacks you want against me."

>A. Throw a rock at her! (A big rock)

>B. Hurl rocks until you get lucky

>C. Try to collapse the ground beneath her

>D. Stone Bullet (67)

>E. Something else

>>616518
>D. Stone Bullet (67)

>>616318
>>616327
>>616333
Lewd

>>616518
>>D. Stone Bullet (67)
Hopefully we don't suck this time

>>616518
>E. Actually, i have this new technique i've been trying to work on.... (explain stone bullet and how defending against it is a bad idea)