Brea
"It's easy! Sneak in and sneak out, no problem!" Brea thought to herself as she bought supplies, going undercover so people didn't know she was the AVATAR! She had stopped in the fire nation to gather supplies before leaving. After buying the supplies, she turned around to head back to Zeela, her flying bison, when a girl about her age slammed into her. Brea dropped her supplies. "Oh, let me get those for you!" The girl said apologetically, flicking her rist. Suddenly, the cobblestone came up and Brea was able to reach it without bending over. "Your a earth bender!" Brea gasped, gathering her supplies once again. The girl's face paled. Since the nations were in war with each other, it was forbidden for benders of another nation go into an opposite nation. "Oh...I...um..." the girl gasped before trying to bolt away, but with Brea's lighting fast movements, she caught the girl by the shirt.
"I won't hurt you. Hey you! Help us hide! I will pay you!" Brea hissed when a small crowd started forming. Another girl that looked to be a couple years older than Brea nodded and pulled them along. Finding an alley, the fire nation girl pulled them into it. "Thanks! Your names?" Brea asked. "I'm Carriff!" The earth bender said, smiling her thanks. "Jnette," the fire nation girl said curtly, nodding her head once. "Let's go deeper into the alley and talk privately," Brea said, thinking these girls would be perfect for her team. "But it's dark," Carriff said, pointing at the strange boards covering the alley from the sky. "I got that covered," Jnette said, holding out Her hand and having a small flame shoot from it. They walked deeper into the alley.
Tierrna
"You want me to trade a fish for a coin?" Tierrna huffed disbelieving at the girl. Tierrna's tribe had been trading secretly with the nations people for supplies. It was dangerous because getting caught was very likely. "So your saying I risked my neck to come into the fire nation and trade this whole cart of things for a chair?!" Tierrna said before the trader could reply. "That's all I have for trade now!" The girl said, shrugging. "Hmm, are you a bender Miss..." Tierrna asked. "My name is Katala and no, I'm not a bender," the trader said,frowning. "Then you must be pretty good at Hand to hand combat to be in this business," Tierrna smiled. She hated doing this, but these were the tricks to get awesome trades with. "Yes," Katala said shortly. "So you should have some weapons?" Tierrna asked, wanting her to catch on. Katala sighed. "I'll give you these for the whole cart. Stolen out of the fire Lord's palace. They are ancient but in perfect condition," Katala grumbled, pulled out two beautiful hand carved daggers with designs also carved into it. "Deal!" Tierrna smiled, reaching her hand out to close the deal when three figures stumbled upon them.
Tierrna got her water bending water out, beginning to defend herself. She saw Katala pull two sharp swords out of sheeths attached to her belt to do the same.
Jnette
Jnette narrowed her eyes at the two traders. One she could see was a water bender. What were an earth and water bender doing here in her beloved fire nation? They were forbidden to come here! Jnette got into fighting position and was about to shoot fire from her hands when the stranger who had payed her to get the earth bender and herself out of the market yelled "Enough!" Blowing wind to put out the fire. Jnette looked at her in suprise. An air bender too? How many other benders besides fire benders were in the fire nation? "Why are you two trading when you are forbidden to do so?" The air bender ordered, having a commanding air about her making even Jnette quiver slightly. "My tribe doesn't believe in this war. We are trading secretly and disobeying orders to show we want to put an end to this," the water bender snapped, her bending water swirling around her. "Same thing. Only I live here," the nonbender said, glaring. The air bender sighed. "I'm Brea. I am the Avatar," she said.
Katala
"Impossible! Prove it!" Katala spat suddenly. "Well, my main element is air. I can also do fire," Brea said, making a fire ball. "Also water," Brea declared, taking some of the water bender trader's water and twirling it around her finger. Returning the Water, Brea did a demonstration of earth bending too. "And earth," Brea shrugged. "I'm Tierrna," the water bender trader girl said, putting her water bending water back in a little pouch. "Katala," Katala huffed, putting her swords away. "Like I introduced, I'm Brea. That's Carriff, she's an earth bender. That's Jnette, as you saw, she's a fire bender," Brea said, pointing to her two companions."Nice to meet you. Now, Brea, what an honor to meet the Avatar! What brings you here?" Tierrna asked. Brea explained how she had a dream about getting bender kids together (13-17 age limits) and helping the nations out."What will happen to the kids after all of this?" Katala asked, still suspicious. "They can leave and lead normal lives or stay with me. Of coarse, they can all go at anytime," Brea explained. She then told them about how she was going to get supplies then start at the southern water tribe. "I'm looking for benders and I was hoping you can all join me," Brea asked.
Carriff
"I would love to join! We will have to stop by and tell my family, but that's on the way, so I'm in!" Carriff smiled. "Me too. Anything to help the Avatar. Since we are starting in my tribe, I don't have to make a trip to tell my parents!" Tierra also smiled. "In. I don't have to go tell my family. They don't care about me, even when I dissappear," Jnette said shortly, frowning. "Fine. Nothing better to do anything. I'm an orphan, don't have to tell my family!" Katala shrugged. "Great! Lets go!" Brea smiled. "Um, pop quiz Brea. How are we going to do this?" Jnette asked. "I'm an air bender. You know, flying bison stuff," Brea said, leading the group to her flying bison.
Later, they were flying through the sky, about to land in an earth nation town. Carriff hated flying, for obvious reasons. Soon, they had landed and were hiding Zeela, Brea's flying bison, before heading into town to rest.
