Twintar

"Yeah, I kind of want to explore a little bit, and with them around, it's kind of impossible," Fai agreed as they entered the temple, "Why don't we sneak out tonight?" he smirked.

As they approached the front of the temple, a man came out to great them, "Welcome Avatar Fai. It's a pleasure to meet you," he turned to Fai's brother, "As well as you, Dain." he bowed. Fai bowed back, respectfully, "My names Cheung, I will be your teacher. Today, however, why don't you go get settled in your rooms. The day is almost over, anyways."

As the two were lead to their rooms, Fai winked at Dain. Fai and Dain were given separate rooms, which was weird, because the two of them always shared a room. They were together most of the time. Fai scratched his head, uncertain of how this set up would play out, but he didn't want to make a big fuss about it, so he kept quite. Once he dropped his stuff off in his room, he walked to the room next door, were Dain was, sitting on the edge of his bed while Dain settled in, "So, how about we meet outside at midnight?" Fai suggested, "Considering they're posted outside our doors, we're gonna have to sneak out the window," he pointed at the back of the small room, where the window could be seen, "I'll meet you out there and we can go explore the town nearby. I bet it's beautiful at night." Fai smiled before heading back to his room to properly place his belongings in drawers and such.

"I'm pretty sure they're just random benders, though a majority of them are water, I guess." Once back in his room, he swiped his hands in a sideways motion, creating an opening between the two's rooms. "They might let you walk out, sure, but I'm not so sure about me." he sat back on his bed, "What, you afraid you'll get stuck?" he laughed.

"They're not here because they're guarding you. They're protecting us, Dain." Fai stood up. "Doesn't matter, though. Where do you wanna look first? I don't know much about what's in this town."

Fai nodded, "It'll be easier later tonight. Less of us them will be up to stand guard."

(You can time-skip in the next post)

"Yeah, sure," Fai waited, letting his brother leave before quietly shutting his door. Hopping out the window in the back of the room, landed on a wide stance. Leaning against the wall, Fai patiently waited for his brother.

Fai greeted his brother with a light punch to the shoulder, "So the towns not a far walk from here. We can hit the park first. A little birdy told me that's where a lot of kids our age hang out and spar and stuff." he grinned, "I don't know much else about the town."

"Stop being such a stick in the mud, Dain," Fai rolled his eyes, "I clearly have some control over it. Plus, it'll be good practice." he pointed out, "Look, name something better and more fun to do, and we'll do it. Otherwise, lets go!"

"Come onnnnn," Fai pleaded, "Let's just have at least a little fun before we ditch this town. We can leave afterwards, right?" he began to try and compromise as they walked the streets, "How about this: while you look for transportation out of here, I spar. You can come get me when you find something."

The streets were dimly lit along the road

(There're two way this could play out for your character to show he can bend. One, my character ends up going to the park, but the kids there aren't very welcoming, or two, there's some group of triads nearby who, since it's late at night, pick the 'easy target' that is two teenage boys. Your call, unless you can think of something else. I don't have a preference, just spit-balling)

(Yeah, that's fine, but what should that danger be?)

(Lol, I'm drawing a blank)