Chapter 5
They Arrived
"Are we there yet?" whined Sokka for the fifth time.
"Yes, Sokka," said Katara slightly annoyed from her brother's whinning, "Were almost there."
"It's about time," answered Zuko.
It's been two years since Toph had left the group and two years since Zuko and his uncle, Iroh join them. Zuko were Aang's fire bending teacher and Katara's boyfriend. Aang didn't mind, he only wanted Toph. Ever since Toph left, the gang was so quiet. No one made fun of Sokka, or called Aang 'Twinkle Toes'. Aang missed Toph. Her smile. Her face. Her eyes. Her laugh. Her voice. Everything about her was perfect.
"Hey, Aang," said Katara, thus snapping Aang out of his daydream," I can't believe were going to see Aunt Wu and Meng again."
"Yeah, I know," said Aang with a grin
"We are NOT going to get another prediction from Aunt Wu, are we?" whinned Sokka.
"YES, WE ARE!" yelled Katara in Sokka's face.
"NO WAY!"
"YES!"
"NO!"
"YES!"
"SAY 'NO' WOMEN!"
"DON'T CALL ME THAT!"
Aang sighed. And Katara ans Sokka were fighting again. Aang just focused on the forest that they were flying over. Aang had found the spot where they were before they meet the the traveler who sugested to meet Aunt Wu. Aang landed Appa near the lake and everyone set down to eat before they see Aunt Wu.
Sokka tried to catch the fish but he kept shouting that the fishes were taunting him so Zuko had to take the fishing rod from him and catched the fish. Katara, Iroh and Momo went to look for berries, nuts and, if their lucky, fruits. Aang, went alone into the woods to look for some firewoods.
"I can't wait till we see..."
Aang couldn't finish his sentence because her heard faint singing in the distance. He quietly put down the firewood and stood still and listen to the anglic singing.
I sense there something in the wind,
That seems tragedy's ahead,
And thought I like to stand by him,
Can't shake this feeling that I have,
The worst is just around the bend,
And does he notice,
My feelings for him,
And will he see,
How much he means to me,
I think it's not to be,
What will become of my dear friend,
Where will his action lead us then,
Although I'd like to join the crowd,
In there enthusiastic cloud,
Try as I may, it doesn't last,
And will we ever,
End up together,
No I think not,
It's never to become,
For I am not the one,
And will we ever,
End up together,
No I think not,
It's never to become,
For I am not the one.
The sing stopped. Aang was picking up the firewood but frozen. He droped the wood. Aang saw a small shadow that had the shape of a female figure walking through the forest in a quick pase with bird around her. Aang started to fly from tree to tree and follow the girl and asked if she was the one singing.
"Hey, girl," shouted Aang, but the girl was too far away to hear him.
"HEY, GIRL!" shouted Aang a little louder, but she still couldn't hear him.
Aang landed on the ground and ran after the girl, but after passing a few trees, and tripping over rocks, she disappeared. Aang sighed again. He walked back to the wood and picked up the firewood he dropped and walked back to camp. When he got their camp, Katara, Iroh and Momo came back with an arms full of fruits, berries and nuts. Zuko came back with five large fish while Sokka came back soaking wet.
Aang built the campfire while Iroh lit it. Everyone was soon munching on fishes. Aang stoped eating his fish and looked back into the woods.
"Hey guys," said Aang, " Did you hear anything in the woods. 'Cause I heard singing and..."
"Singing," said Katara, "Actually, I did hear a girl sing a song, it song like I sense there something in the wind, or something."
"Thats it that the song." answered Aang.
"So what so special about some dumb girl singing some dumb song." asked Sokka, tsking another bit out of his fish.
"The girl was wearing a green kimono and had a earthbender symbol on it. Plus she was heading to Aunt Wu's village. She looked really familiar."
"So maybe you saw someone that looked like that in a Ba Sing Se, I mean we saw a million of girls wearing kimono like that."
"I know, but her voice sounded so familiar, as if she was friend."
"I still don't get it." answered Sokka.
"Well see if we can find this girl in the village," said Katara.
Once they were done, they gone back on Appa and flew off.