Book 2.5: The Great Fights (Teen) {Open/Spots still open}

Aang blushed and glared at Toph and Suki. Girls were aggravating sometimes. Teo smirked at Toph, "Hey Aang, didn't you tell me that Toph had a crush on Sokka?"

Toph was mad now. It was fun when they were teasing others, but to come after her? Were they looking for an early death?

"I do not like Sokka. And even if I did, the boys too dense to ever notice," she told him sharply.

(You mean Sokka, right?)

(Yeah...oops. I'll fix that.)

"You did kiss Suki on the cheek when she saved you from drowning and you thought she was Sokka," Aang teased.
Teo stared, "Wow, that's hott."

"Fine, I did. But I don't any more." Toph smirked. She wasn't going to let them get to her. Unlike the others, she didn't try to draw it out. From what she seen it only made it worse. "At least I didn't kiss her on the mouth."

"Oh? You like Sokka Toph?" Suki asked. Well, that was interesting. Though she wouldn't put it past Sokka to be oblivious to the crush. The boy was rather dense sometimes. Hearing Aang's comment, she eyed the Acatar.

"Aang....I am going to kill you someday. You're just asking for an early grave."

Aaang gulped, "But I'm the last Airbender. If you kill me, there won't be anymore ever again!"
"He has a point," Teo pointed out.

Zuko looked back at On Ji and shrugged his reply. "I don't really know where she would've gone On Ji.....she might have gone to store things in the boat ahead of us, we might as well check there if we don't have any other ideas on where she could be." The prince said as he turned and tried to guess which path would lead to the docks.
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"Mai, Mai....... Mai!" Sokka shouted after hissing the girls name a few times. "Someone's watching us." The water tribe boy whispered to Mai after she woke up.

"....Well ****." Was the only reply Mai gave Sokka as she realized the situation they were in. The warrior slowly pushed herself away from the water tribe boy and pulled up her dress to gab a long knife attached to a strap on her leg. "You better not be looking down here."

"Of course not.. I'v-I'm looking at the stalker." Sokka said after panicking for a second.

Mai looked up at the man and noticed that there was a bit of fabric on the back of his shirt that she could hit, after pausing for a few seconds to get the correct stance she threw the knife and pinned the man to a tree behind him.

"Now what were you watching us for!? Did you intend to rob us, kidnap us or-"
"Or was it perverted reasons?" Mai asked as she cut off Sokka.

"No, no- none of those! I was just writing..." The man replied nervously as he threw his rather large notebook at Mai.

"Mhmm......he's telling the truth.....it's a play." Mai said with disgust as she read the beginning and a flicker of a smile came to her face, of course she didn't check what was recently written, a mistake that would surely haunt her later.

"It's a play about you, the avatar, Zuko and your sister too." She told Sokka while letting the man down.
"Really? I want to see it!" Sokka said as he reached at the man's notebook, only for Mai to hold him back.

"Well....you really shouldn't read the..umm....script, just yet. But I'm almost finished....I could give you free tickets? In the best seats of the house too!" The Man said as he wrote something on a sheet of paper and ripped it off to hand it to Sokka. "There you go warrior Sokka and Lady Mai!" The man said rather loudly as his voice cracked, still obviously nervous that he would be killed or something.

"Hey Mai look! We got tickets just li-"
"How do you know who we are and what our positions were?" Mai asked as she gripped onto the knife she had thrown earlier.

"Well umm....it's on the wanted posters around town. Yours are actually almost human sized." The man explained as he pointed at Mai.

"I see.....she really is a vengeful girl." Mai said as she let the man go and pushed him away from her and Sokka.

"Thank you my lady. Make sure to come to the opening night! I'll be waiting for you!" The man said as he ran away.

"I can't believe I'm going to a play...and it's about me!" Sokka said as he squealed with delight.

"We aren't going, that coward would likely report us if he saw us." Mai answered as she went back to camp. "Now come on and help me pack, we should get to the nearest town in a few hours and see if they have any animals we can use."



((Yeah so I have it set up for Mai and Sokka to go to the play and get embarassed.))

On Ji nodded and followed her half-brother. And indeed Katara was at the boat. On Ji looked around nervously as she stored her bag in the boat and greeted Katara.

"You didn't have any problems with Master Pakku?"
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"You know I think the only person here who hasn't been at least mentioned with someone else in our groups is Ty Lin," Toph stated. Then she turned towards him. "Run while you still can."

Ty Lin gave a chuckle. "Now, why would I do that? It's my duty to teach the Avatar firebending."

As he said that, a flyer was blown toward their way. Ty Lin grabbed it before it could fly away. He read it aloud, "The Boy in the Iceberg: The Avatar's story. Hm, a production of the Ember Island Players. It seems you're quite famous Aang, to get your own play. It seems it's playing in the nearby city of (insert name of Haru's village)."

Haru raised an eyebrow at the flyer. The Fire Nation was hosting a play near his village? Well that was strangely convenant if they were going to go and a little curious about how the Fire Nation could possibly portray the Avatar's journey.

"I say we go see it," Jet suggested. Toph and Haru nodded. Haru was interested in it and Toph just didn't care either way.

"It sounds cool," Aang said, "Though, I'm surprised they're hosting this in the Earth Kingdom."
"Who cares?!! We're stars!" Teo exclaimed.

"Sounds good to me. It'll be interesting to see what the Fire Nation thinks of us. Well, besides the obvious." Jin added. Suki nodded her head in agreement. Seeing a play would be a nice, fun break. Besides, it might be interesting.

"Well then Avatar, steer us toward that village." Ty Lin said.

"I already am. Com on, boy," Aang told Appa with a grin as they headed towards Haru's village.

Haru was a little anxious. Not only where they going amoung the enemies again, but his father or mother might be at the play. If they had enough money that was. Haru doubted that and sighed. He was looking forward to seeing them.

((So, should we skip to where they are at the play? Oh and...who is going to write what happens in the play?))

(Would the play really be held at Haru's hometown village, why not have it in Ba Sing Se and have everyone travel there in about a weeks time?)


"He doesn't know that we're leaving. He isn't here now because he was summoned or something like that a few days ago. Who knows when he'll come back." Katara said as her showed a thoughtful expression for a second. "Anyways he would probably agree that what we're doing is the right thing anyways." The young girl said as she helped Zuko get the luggage on board.

The Prince quickly and quietly jumped in the boat as he tried not to get on Katara's bad side, knowing it would probably be an easy thing for him to do."Come on On Ji." He said as he extended his arms towards the girl to help her on board.

(That would make more sense. But I still think Haru should see his parents. They could be all "You idiots! It's in Ba Sing Se!" XD)

On Ji got on the boat with Zuko's help. She blushed slightly. She really admired her older half-brother. Their mother talked about him alot. Sometimes she was jealous, other times she wanted to meet him. Now that On Ji had spent time with Zuko, she really did like him.

((Well...it could have been playing for awhile, but is now moving into the smaller villages? I'm fine with it being in Ba Sing Se though.))

(Yeah...but in my post with Mai and Sokka I introduced the head writer for the play and he said he was making a few last minute updates before turning in the final script in a great city......)

(Hey I'm the owner of this rpg. And I say it's in Ba Sing Se. Now no fighting on the subject!)

Haru already saw his village and was half-tempted to let out a girlish squeal(because I enjoy being mean to Haru. XD), but didn't. He didn't want to give any more folder to his friends to torter him with.

(Yes mam! So in the village should Sokka and Mai meet up with everyone else, or just miss everyone in a comedic way?)


"Well then, lets go." Katara simply said as she walked to the middle of the tight boat. "Zuko you can steer the boat, I'll bend the water to make sure we move quickly enough. On Ji you can read a map, correct?" The waterbender asked as she looked up at the young girl.

(Either one. Actually it would be cool if they met them at the play.)

On Ji nodded. She was taught alot of different things by her mother. She always assumed it was because Ursa never knew when the Fire Nation would find out she was still there or about her, On Ji.

"Yeah I can. Where are we headed to first?"

((Fine with me then.))

"So, this is your village Haru? It looks nice." Jin commented.