Authors Note: If this kinda sucks and sounds weird, it's because my sister and our best friend were watching Robot Chicken while I was typing it. I'm sorry this took so long! My computer crashed.

Sokka sighed and closed his eyes. "Well, there is one way to earn money, but Aang might not like it." Aang stared at Sokka. "Tell me." he said quietly. "What is it?"
Silent for a moment, Sokka then spoke. "Um…I noticed a sign while I was in town. I tried not to pay attention to it…but…it said if you can hunt a certain amount of meat, and sell the pounds, you get paid twice the money because food is low…."
Katara rolled her eyes. "Yeah, of course you didn't pay attention to the sign about meat." Aang glared at Sokka, something he rarely did. "No way! Don't push animals into this because you made a mistake!" Kyoto took Sokka's hand in hers. She was getting more comfortable with him. "Sokka…I'll take it back. It's okay. You know…it's the thought that counts." Sokka's eyes watered. Why was she so nice to him after all that happened to her? He shook his head. "No, I got it for you. You need it, Kyoto. You deserve it…" Kyoto blushed. "But I don't want to upset Aang."
Aang nodded. "Yeah." Katara looked down. "But if it's the only way…." Aang came closer to Sokka and looked into his eyes forcefully. "Leave the animals out of this, Sokka." Sokka whispered to his sister. "Katara…I'm going in." she nodded guiltily. "Don't you dare tell Aang." Nodding, Sokka stepped off of Appa toward the ad, not daring to look back.
Aang put his glider in the air threateningly. "Get back here Sokka! We are NOT eating meat! Leave them alone!" But he was already gone.
Sokka grabbed the spear that the manager handed him. "1 copper piece an ounce. Pay is good." He mumbled. Sokka nodded, and swallowed loudly. Walking into the fields, he looked around carefully, hiding behind the trees. After three hours, he caught one small bunny, three field mice, and a wounded bird. All sweaty and out of breath, he handed the dead animals to the manager. He laughed cruelly. "That's pathetic! I knew some kid couldn't be much help!" Sokka hung his head in shame. "Look…I'm sorry, okay? I-I did my best." In some small amount of sympathy, the large man nodded. "Yeah, here's your loot." He said, handing Sokka 10 copper pieces.
Sokka looked at the money angrily. With sarcasm, he said "Gee…thanks…" Taking the money, he went toward the market.
Meanwhile, Aang groaned in boredom. "Where's Sokka? He's taking forever.." He said annoyed. Katara looked at Aang…"He'll be back soon, don't worry." Aang was so annoyed he almost forgot about Zuko. Kyoto just stared toward the road where Sokka ran off and sighed.
Sokka grabbed a Fruits Basket (punpunpunpunlamepunlamepun) and a wig for Aang's disguise. Running back to Appa, he held up his purchase. Kyoto grinned and ran up to him, but decided not to hug him. Besides, he was all sweaty. Aang looked at him. "Took you long enough." He said under his breath. But instead, he said quietly "Where'd you get the money?" But Sokka ignored him and pushed the wig toward Aang. "I've chosen your disguise!"
Aang stared at it in surprise, or shock, you couldn't tell. Katara grabbed the Fruits Basket and passed the food around. Sokka explained. "No offense, but the old man disguise was just weird. You don't want Zuko to catch you right?" Aang nodded, and his eyes unexpectingly welled. He was truly afraid. Sokka's voice became less cheerful. "If you disguise as a girl, it's guaranteed." Aang stared at Sokka in disbelief. "WHAT!" Katara glared at her brother. "You want Aang to cross dress!" Sokka kept calm. "Well…yeah. If he wears your extra cloths, we might actually pull it off." Finally Kyoto spoke. "Actually, that's not a bad idea. Besides, I think Aang would look pretty." Now Katara spoke under her breath. "Of course you would side with him." Kyoto smiled. "It'll look fine."
Then, the "Yip Yips!" started, and they were off, on to the fire nation base.