Hey its me again!
As I said this is my story on my view
on how the war ends.
I disclaim everything except the idea
to right the story!
Flames accepted
but as said before...
don't be to harsh
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(Aang's P.O.V.)
Fire was everywhere around me. Knowing that I couldn't use my other elements, I struck my hand up splitting the fire in two slits around me. When the fire succeeded I saw Zuko standing about ten feet away.
" Well done Aang," Zuko crossed his arms over his chest.
" I thought for sure you would airbend out there, Twinkletoes," said Toph slightly laughing. Her, Sokka, and Katara sat few yards away on some rocks watching my firebending lesson with Zuko.
" I guess that's enough training for today," said Zuko walking over.
" Really? Only four hours?" said Sokka sarcastically.
" I know. Usually it's about six," I laughed.
" Well, I think that's enough firebending, time to cool off with some waterbending." Katara started walking towards the small river located a little ways from the western air temple.
" Right behind you, Sifu Katara." I happily walked up to her. I mean, how could I refuse?
" Kiss up," mumbled Sokka.
(Normal P.O.V.)
Aang and Katara stood waist deep in the river bending water around in a circle. Neither have spoken a word
" Aang..."
" Yes, Katara."
" Since it's just us here, I was wondering if there were any ideas about what we are going to do next."
Aang dropped the water he was bending to the river.
" I've talked with Sokka and your father, but we've got nothing. There's just no great way to confront the fire nation before the Comet." Aang looked down at the water turning away from Katara. " Right know...it's just us here at the temple."
As he said that, Katara walked over to him and placed a hand on his shoulder.
" We'll find a way," there was a pause, " But right now..."
Katara splashed Aang with waterbending and instantly got a smile from both of them.
Both thought:
' We haven't had this much fun since penguin sledding in the South Pole.'