We were all setting up camp. We were in a small pit in the ground with trees around us. "Hey, you guys picked a great campsite, the grass is so soft." I looked up from the bed roll I was putting on the ground to see Toph standing on white.
"It's not grass. Appa is shedding, so you're actually standing on his fur." I explained. Katara made a sound of disgust as well as Sokka.
"That's not gross, it's just a part of spring!" Aang started to explain. I glanced up at him and saw a bird sitting on his head. "You know, rebirth, flowers blooming, and Appa gets a new coat."
"Ah, the beauty of spring." Katara replied sarcastically.
"When I went through spring last year at Kyoshi, all I had to worry about was the mating calls for all the animals and the flowers blooming, not a shedding giant white creature. I really hope it doesn't turn bad for us with him shedding everywhere."
Suddenly, Appa sneezed and fur exploded everywhere around us. "Stop, Appa!" Katara yelled trying to get rid of the fur coming at her.
Sokka turned and bent down. "It's not that bad Katara." He turned back around and had used the white fur to make a tall wig. "It makes a great wig!" I laughed and grabbed some hair, doing the same thing as him. I pulled up one of my fans and walked over to him, fluttering it slightly.
"My dearest lady, could I interest you in a fan on this very hot day?" Sokka grabbed the fan and started fluttering himself like I was.
"And a great beard!" I looked over and saw Aang with a large white beard.
"I was going to say it's nice to have another woman in the group, but…" Katara looked at me. "Sene is typically the other woman who behaves like a woman."
"Excuse me lady and gents, does anyone have a razor? Because I've got some hairy pits." Toph had stuffed the fur under her arms to make armpit hair as long as Aang's beard.
"Oh, lighten up Katara. We've been traveling for a long time, and we could all use a little laugh." I walked over to her. A loud sneeze made me turn around to see Aang go flying back into Appa. He hit Appa then fell on the ground, white fur covering his whole back. We all laughed, even Katara chuckled a little bit.
After a good laugh, we finished unpacking Appa and cleared all the fur out of the area we were sleeping. By this point, it was starting to get dark. "Hey Sokka, want to go get some firewood with me?"
"Sure." He stood up from what he was doing and followed me into the forest. We walked for a bit, grabbing a couple branches and sticks.
"Hey, can I ask you a question?" I spoke, breaking the silence that was between us. It was a comfortable silence, but I had a question that I wanted to ask him.
"Sure, what's up?"
"What does it feel like to…like someone?"
"What do you mean by like someone?"
"Well, Katara mentioned that you were seeing a girl in the Northern Watertribe, what did it feel like?" I asked again, picking up another branch.
"It felt, nice, I guess is how I would put it."
"But like, what about it was nice?"
"Well, I always wanted to be around her. And when I was with her, she could easily make me smile, more than I already do. And she would laugh at all my jokes or the funny things I did. I wanted to fight in the battle to protect the tribe, mainly so I could protect her and her home." I heard him stop moving. "Sene, what is this about?"
"We are both 16 now, and I have never been able to really like anyone." I stopped what I was doing, but I didn't turn to face him. "The oldest boy in our tribe was you. Sure there were some at Kyoshi village, but I was more focused on training and learning everything I could. Katara apparently had a huge crush on some guy who ended up trying to drown a whole village. I want to know what it feels like to…well like someone." I finally turned and looked at him.
"Sene." Sokka put his pile of wood down and walked over to me, pulling me into a hug.
"The only relationship I knew was mom and dad. But I remember how broken dad was after she was taken. How he left the village trying to find a way to move on, but left us behind. I love you guys and know what that feels like." I pulled back slightly and looked at him. "But you guys are family, and not someone outside of my inner circle. Aang clearly likes Katara, and honestly, he is way too young for me."
"When you like someone, you'll just know. You can connect with them easily, you can just talk to them without any awkwardness coming between you. You feel like you can understand them and they understand you in ways no one else is able to. I am sure you will eventually like someone, we are only 16 years old after all." Sokka finished with a big goofy grin.
I smiled back up at him. "Thanks Sokka, you're the best."
"Well of course I am, I'm me." He gave a small bow before we both started laughing at each other. While we finished getting firewood, I thought about what he said. I'm not sure if I do truly care to find someone soon, we are in the literal middle of a war. But it wouldn't be bad to have someone to talk to, other than family.
When we got back to camp, we all set up for the night. Everyone except Toph, but it didn't really bother me because she is still so new to everything. But it definitely bothered Katara. I was going to try to listen to the conversation they were having, but I heard a loud thump. Looking over, I saw Sokka under the saddle. I laughed as I ran over and helped Aang get the saddle off of him.
Eventually we all were able to get to sleep. Katara and I were in 1 tent, Sokka was in his own, Aang was sleeping on Appa, and Toph was in her own stone tent. "There is something coming towards us." I quickly woke up and looked out of the tent to see Toph standing in the middle of the camp site.
"What is it?" Aang asked.
"It feels like an avalanche, but also not an avalanche." She replied as she stooped down and put her hand on the ground. We all stepped up to her while she talked.
"Your powers of perception are frightening." Sokka mumbled.
I slapped his shoulder. "You try telling us what you are feeling without being able to see anything."
"Should we leave?" Katara asked.
"Better safe than sorry." Aang replied. We all quickly put camp away and climbed on Appa. Once we were above the canopy of trees, we could see a large plume of dark smoke coming towards us.
"What is that?" Katara asked, pointing to the smoke.
"Whatever it is, we should try to put some distance between it and us." I said as we flew away. We flew for about 2 hours, but everyone was yawning, even Appa was yawning. Eventually we landed on a smooth rocky surface.
"Ah, land sweet land!" Toph said as her feet hit the ground. "See you guys in the morning."
"Actually, can you help us unload?" Katara asked. Toph stood up and faced Katara.
"Really? You need me to help unload Sokka's funky-smelling sleeping bag?" I glanced over just as Aang sniffed the bag then held it out. And that is why he was sleeping in his own tent.
"Well, yeah. That and everything else. You're a part of our team now, and…" Katara was cut off by Toph.
"Look! I didn't ask you to help unload my stuff. I'm carrying my own weight." Toph then turned around and walked over to another area and made her own little tent. Katara was tired and I knew when she was tired, she could get very, very grumpy. Adding to already being upset with Toph, this was going to be an interesting night.
"Should we do something?" Aang asked, worried.
"There isn't much we can do. Everyone is tired and so emotions are on the edge."
"I'm just enjoying the show." Sokka said. I rolled my eyes and looked at him. He just shrugged his shoulders and headed back to unpacking the saddle.
"I'm going to try to do something." Aang leapt off the saddle and started walking over to them.
"It's your funeral." I called rolling out the sleeping bags. It was too late to set up the tent.
"The stars sure are beautiful tonight. Too bad you can't see them, Toph." Katara mocked before a thump and groan happened. I opened my very tired eyes and saw Katara on top of Sokka.
"Hey, how's a guy supposed to sleep with all this yelling, and earthquaking?" Sokka complained. Earthquaking? My eyes shot over to Toph as she collapsed her stone tent.
"That thing is back!" I let out a groan and quickly climbed out of my bag.
"Well, how far away is it? Maybe we can close our eyes just for a few minutes." I glanced up over the trees, and could see the cloud without needing to be in the air.
"Yeah, not happening Sokka." I grabbed the bottom of his bag and tilted it up. He rolled out of it with a groan and we all packed things up and headed back into the air.
"Seriously. What is that thing?" Katara asked as we all looked at the smoke.
"I have no idea, but it is moving quickly." I replied yawning in the middle of it.
"And how does it keep finding us?" Toph asked.
"I don't know. But this time, I'm going to make sure we lose it." Aang had Appa fly quickly and pretty far. We went over lots of mountain tops and jagged cliff sides. After another hour or two, we went to the very top of a mountain and was able to find a flat surface for Appa to land. Once Appa did land, he flopped onto his side and made it so that we all fell out of the saddle.
"Ok, forget about setting up camp. I'm finding the softest pile of dirt and going to sleep." Sokka spoke as he inched to a different part of the small clearing.
"That's good because Toph wasn't going to help anyway!" Katara spoke with venom.
"Oh, I didn't realize the baby still needed someone to tuck her in bed."
"Would you two stop?" I snapped looking at them both. "We are all tired and nothing is going to be figured out while we are exhausted. If you want to keep fighting about a stupid little thing like setting up camp, do it in the morning."
"There's something after us and we don't even know what or who it is." Aang said as he laid down and pulled his jacket over his eyes.
"It could be Zuko. We haven't seen him since the North Pole." I heard come from Katara.
"Who's Zuko?" Toph asked.
"Oh, just some angry freak with a ponytail who's tracked us all over the world." Sokka lifted his head as he answered from his spot on the ground.
"What's wrong with a ponytail, ponytail?" Katara teased.
"This is a warrior's wolf tail." He pointed to his head, not even looking up from the ground.
"If that is what you need to tell yourself to make you feel better." I added to the tease. I looked over and saw Sokka glaring at me. I chuckled slightly and laid my head back down on the sleeping bag-pillow.
"Anyway, whoever's chasing us couldn't have followed us here, so, now would everyone just shhh." Sokka spoke half to us and half to the ground. Momo jumped on Sokka, chittering with excitement but Sokka grabbed him and held up his finger. "No Momo, shhh, sleepy time." Momo chittered again, louder and jumped over to the ledge. I sat up and looked at him, there was something going on. "Oh no, don't tell me." Sokka groaned and sat up.
"That's impossible." Aang ran to the edge and looked over it. "There's no way they could have tracked us."
"Let alone go over all the mountains and cliffs we passed." I stood up and looked at the puff of smoke still coming towards us.
"I can feel it with my own two feet!" I looked back at Toph who was looking down at the ground.
"Let's get out of here." Katara's voice was shaky.
"Maybe we should face them. Find out who they are. Who knows, maybe they're friendly." Aang tried to reason.
"Aang, we are all tired so there is no way we can face anyone, especially if they are a threat." I put my hand on his shoulder. I looked down at the bottom of the mountain and saw the smoke clear the trees. It was a train, but one that obviously didn't need any type of track. The train came to a stop and the cart it was carrying opened up.
Three lizard creatures crawled out and on them were, "it's those three girls from Omashu." Katara exclaimed.
"Well, Sokka, you were partially right. It is a member of the royal family, just the wrong sibling. That's Princess Azula." I pointed out.
"We can take them. Four on Three." Toph exclaimed as we all got into a slight defensive position.
"Actually Toph, there's five of us." Sokka said.
"Oh I'm sorry, I didn't count you. You know, no bending and all."
"I can still fight!" Sokka looked at him, and even in the dark I could tell he was mad at that comment.
"Okay, four on three plus Sokka." Toph smirked. I could practically see steam coming from his ears as she faced away from him. I looked down the path to the girls who were quickly coming at us. Toph snapped her hands out and small pillars shot up at different areas on the path. The lizards however, easily and quickly went around or over each pillar.
"I don't like those lizards." I said in a monotone voice.
"Well…" Sokka started. "We wanted to find out who they were. Now let's get out of here." Sokka shrugged then ran back to Appa. Toph stayed behind for a moment while the rest of us ran back to Appa. Sokka, Katara, and Aang jumped on Appa while I waited for Toph to get to us.
An explosion appeared just below the ridge of the cliff. Seconds later, Toph was shooting herself in the air on a boulder and flew over me. Seeing that she was basically in the saddle, I quickly grabbed onto Appa and climbed up. "Appa, yip yip!" Aang yelled.
Appa flew into the air as a bolt of blue fire shot past us. I looked down and saw Azula looking at us. The only thing we could do now is fly.
"I can't believe those girls followed us all the way from Omashu." Katara spoke up in the silence that filled the air between everyone.
"I still think we could have taken them." Toph was leaning against the edge of the saddle.
"Are you kidding me? The crazy blue firebending and the flying daggers are bad enough.
Last time we saw them, one of those girls did something that took my bending away for a while. That's scary." Katara explained.
"How about we just try to stay in the air as long as we can. Each of us takes a watch and the rest will try to get some sleep. Well…." I paused and looked at Toph. "Everyone takes a watch except for Toph."
I felt heat on my face, waking me up. I don't know how long I was asleep for, but I don't think it was that long. "Oh no, the sun is rising. We've been up all night with little to no sleep." Sokka groaned as he stood up and pointed to the rising sun.
"Sokka, we'll be okay." Aang said, still sitting at the reins for Appa.
"Are you sure? I've never slept before!" Sokka put his hands on his head, seeming to be pulling at his hair. "What if I fall asleep now and something happens? Something always happens."
"Sokka, sit down." I pointed to the spot next to me.
"Every time we land, those girls are there. So we'll just have to keep flying." Katara explained.
"We can't keep flying forever." Aang replied with a sigh.
It was now late in the morning, at the very least. "So what's our plan?" Aang asked
"Don't know. Too tired to think." Toph had her head rested against the top of the saddle.
"I'm sure we'll come up with something after a short nap." Katara added with a smile trying to keep the emotions up.
"Yes…sleep." Sokka hummed. I felt my eyelids droop, they were very hard to keep open.
Immediately, I felt like I was falling. I opened my eyes to see exactly that. Appa was literally falling out of the sky. Toph was hanging onto the saddle and Aang was holding onto the reins. "What's going on?" Toph yelled over the roaring wind.
"Appa fell asleep." Aang yelled back. I quickly wrapped my arms through one of the holes in the saddle and pulled myself to it, while screaming. Seconds later, I slammed into the saddle and bounced up. I felt my shoulder pop and start hurting as Appa started flying forward with great speed. The only problem, he wasn't flying forward and up, he was flying forward and down. I held onto the saddle as best as I could with only one arm. My left arm was in so much pain so there was no way I would have been able to hold the saddle with both arms.
We snapped trees and branches as we fell from the sky. Eventually Appa came to a skidding halt, making a grooved pathway with his body. He had stopped on the ground, and hopefully wouldn't move for a moment or two. I unlatched my arm with the hole in the saddle and groaned as I rolled to the side, holding my other arm.
"Appa's exhausted." I heard Aang groan as the rest of us climbed off the saddle.
"Ok, we've put a lot of distance between us and them. The plan right now is to follow Appa's lead and get some rest." Zombie Sokka stumbled to a different area of the clearing and plopped on the ground. Even though I was exhausted, I walked over to a tree on the edge of the clearing. Moving my arm to a certain position, I slammed it against the tree. I felt my shoulder pop back into place, relieving some of the pain. It still hurt but it was a more bearable pain.
"No, I'm blaming her!" I heard Katara yell. I looked over and saw Aang standing between the two girls. They both looked like a cornered animal, ready to pounce at the first sign of a weakness.
"Hey." Toph shoved Aang out of the way and stepped up to Katara. "I never asked you for diddly-doo-dah. I carry my own weight. Besides, if there's anyone to blame, it's Sheddy over here!" She pointed at Appa who was snoring slightly.
"What? You're blaming Appa?" Aang asked as he sat down on Appa's tail.
"Yeah, you want to know how they keep finding us?" By this point I had stepped closer to the both girls. I was ready to jump in between them if I needed to. Toph stepped over and grabbed a clump of white fur off of Appa. "He's leaving a trail everywhere we go!"
"How dare you blame Appa!He saved your life three times today." Aang jumped off and landed so he could face Toph. "If there's anyone to blame, it's you! You're always talking about how you carry your own weight, but you're not. He is! Appa's carrying your weight. He never had a problem flying when it was just the four of us." Oh no, if Aang was getting snippy, we all needed to take a step back and cool down.
"I'm out of here." Toph said stomping on the ground, launching her bag up and catching it before walking away. Sokka stood in her path trying to get her to stop. She simply moved him out of the way with earth and kept on walking.
"Aang and Katara, I want you to both think about what you just did. Even though we are all tired, you shouldn't be yelling at everyone, especially the person who we spent so much time trying to find. I'm going to go after her, and you guys are going to figure out a way to say sorry." I snapped at them. They both looked down at the ground, shame filling their faces. Without another word, I ran after Toph.
It didn't take long for me to catch up with Toph. She wasn't really moving fast, just a simple walk. "Toph, are you ok?" I asked as I matched her pace.
"I'm fine. I just am not going to be around them anymore."
"I totally understand." I interlaced my hands behind my back and kept pace with her.
"You can go back. I'll be fine on my own. It's what I've always done." Toph spoke after a few moments of silence.
"I know you will be fine on your own." I started. "I was taught that even if the odds are stacked against you, never leave your team member to face it alone. So even if you don't want me here, I will be here. We don't have to talk, but you'll never be alone." We walked next to each other for a long time before either of us spoke again.
"Thank you." Toph said. I didn't reply, just smiled. I wanted her to know that she wasn't alone and would never be alone. She stopped suddenly in a clearing and it seemed like she was listening. She stomped her foot to the side and a row of stone shot out from her foot to a boulder. There was a loud thump and a groan. I got into a defensive stance, holding my fans out. Slowly we both stepped towards the boulder.
Toph climbed on the boulder as I stepped around. "Ow, that really hurt my tailbone." I saw an older man in green robes bending over and rubbing his butt. He had a bald head at the top and long gray hair down his back. He slowly turned over and looked at the both of us. "Hello, nice to meet you." He gave a huge grin and sat down facing us.
"Who are you?" I asked with a raised eyebrow.
"My name is Iroh. What are yours?" He looked between the both of us. I didn't answer, I had no idea who he was. I guess Toph had a similar idea because she didn't answer either. He looked between us before smiling again. "You both look like you could have some tea." He stood up and started walking into the forest.
"Toph, should we follow him?" I let go of my defensive stance as Toph jumped down from the boulder.
"It didn't seem like he had any bad intentions, I say we should."
"After you." I motioned for her to go first, even though she couldn't see it. We followed the old man to the edge of a mountain. When he got to the small area, he had started a small fire and was warming up a teapot. Next to the teapot were three small cups. Toph and I sat down on the ground while we waited for the tea to heat up. By this point, I knew the sun was going to be going down soon. It was just above the mountain points and the sky was starting to turn a dark orange and pink color.
"Here is your tea." Iroh said, handing me one of the cups. I glanced at the cup wondering if he had done anything to it. After another moment, I took it. He then held up a cup for Toph to take, but she didn't. "You both seem a little too young to be traveling alone." Toph reached out and grabbed the cup.
"You seem a little too old." She replied, blowing on the tea.
Iroh chuckled a little as I blew on my own cup of tea. "Perhaps I am."
"I know what you're thinking…I can't handle being by myself." Toph spoke up after we all took a sip of the tea.
"I wasn't thinking that." Iroh replied.
"You wouldn't even let me pour my own tea."
"I don't think that is what he was doing Toph. Pouring tea for a guest is just a sign of manners." I said.
"Exactly. I poured your tea because I wanted to and for no other reason." Iroh smiled at the both of us then took a sip.
"Everyone, except Sene, sees me and thinks I'm weak. They want to take care of me, but I can take care of myself, by myself."
"You sound like my nephew, always thinking you need to do things on your own, without anyone's support. You both need someone like Sene, someone who loves you and wants to help you. There is nothing wrong with letting those people help you. Not that I love you, I just met you." He threw in a joke at the end, making both Toph and I laugh.
"Where is your nephew?" Toph asked when we both calmed down enough to talk.
"I've been tracking him actually."
"As in he isn't with you and left you and you are keeping track of him or you are literally following him?" I raised an eyebrow.
"Is he lost?" Toph added.
"Yes, he is lost. But I am keeping an eye on him." He looked over at the setting sun, seeming lost in thought. "His life has recently changed and he's going through very difficult times. He's trying to figure out who he is and he went away."
"So you're just staying behind him in case something happens and he needs your help." I finished my tea and set my cup down on the ground.
"I know he doesn't want me around him right now, but if he needs me, I'll be there." Iroh looked back at me with a soft smile. "Just like you are with Toph."
"Your nephew is lucky, even if he doesn't know it." Toph finished her tea and placed it on the ground before standing up. "Thank you."
"My pleasure. Sharing tea with fascinating strangers is one of life's true delights." He smiled wide as I stood up next to Toph.
"No, thank you for what you said. It helped me." I smiled and pulled her into a side hug.
"I'm glad. You two take care of each other." I nodded to Iroh's suggestion.
Toph turned and started walking towards the trees, then stopped. "Oh, and about your nephew. Maybe you should tell him that you need him too." I smiled softly and linked my arm with Toph's.
"Let's go find them?" I asked.
"Let's go find them." She replied with a smile of her own.
When we got to the clearing we left, no one was there. "Where did they go?" I asked, glancing around. There definitely were signs of fighting around the area.
"I can feel lots of movement about a mile north of here. Maybe they are there?" Toph shrugged.
"It's better than nothing, let's go." Toph and I took off north, hopefully they were ok.
The town was literally on fire. I saw Iroh on one side of the town with Azula fighting Aang, Sokka, and Katara on the other side. Iroh was bending over someone and seemed to be trying to take them up. "I'm going to go help Iroh, you go help the others." She gave me a nod and I ran over to Iroh.
"Iroh!" I said as I came to a sliding stop next to the person laying on the ground. It was…."Zuko?" I looked up at Iroh making sure I was seeing right.
"You're a water bender?" He asked. I only nodded as he looked down. "Could you heal whatever injury is stopping him from waking up?" I looked down at Zuko, he looked different. His hair had been cut, he looked younger. Iroh said that he was going through a lot and he was lost. Maybe that is why he hadn't been going after us.
"Yes, I will." I pulled the water from my side and put my hands over his head. I focused on healing his head. There didn't seem to be any other physical signs of an injury, so he most likely had something happening in his head. The water started glowing and quickly, he opened his eyes.
"Uncle?" He said looking at Iroh then looked at me. His eyebrows scrunched together in confusion. "What are you doing?"
"She was healing you. Just because you chased her friends and family, doesn't mean she is heartless." Iroh spoke up.
"Plus your uncle said you were going through something and needed help, even if you didn't realize it." I gave him a gentle smile before Iroh and I helped him sit up. "Come on, let's go join the others." I stood up and held out my hand to Zuko. He looked at my hand and then looked up at me. It took a moment, and I could see Iroh looking between the two of us from the corner of my eye. Zuko reached out his hand and grabbed mine. I pulled him to stand and we looked at each other. "It's nice to meet you, new Zuko. My name is Sene, we've never been introduced." I gave him a smile before nodding to the sound of fighting. "Now let's go fight your sister." He gave me a nod and all three of us took off towards the people fighting.
Before we could actually meet them, Azula literally ran into Iroh. He used his body to bounce her back into a corner. All 7 of us backed her into a corner, each ready for anything she might try. "Well, look at this. Enemies and traitors, all working together." I glanced at Zuko, was the traitor him? "I'm done. I know when I'm beaten. You got me. A princess surrenders with honor." She held up her hands and looked down at the ground. None of us moved.
She smirked then quickly stepped forward, sending a firebolt right at Iroh. He fell back screaming in pain. I didn't think, I just stepped back from the group and ran over to him. I pulled out my water and immediately put it on the burned spot in his rob. I felt the warming sensation as the water started glowing. I faintly heard the explosion behind me as I felt my eyes burn. I barely knew him, but I knew he was a good man who didn't deserve this.
Zuko appeared across from me and I could see his head in his hands. I could see the others walking towards us. "Get away from us!" Zuko yelled back at them. They all stopped and looked at me.
"Go, I'll be there in a minute." I said softly, trying not to make anything worse with the tension. Toph nodded but I could see tears in her eyes. Sokka, Katara, and Aang stepped forward but I just shook my head.
"Leave!" Zuko yelled again and shot a line of fire above them. They ducked before glancing at me again and running off. Zuko faced me and Iroh again, bowing his head.
"Zuko, he is alive, and he will be fine." I could tell there wasn't more to heal, but I got a good amount of it. "My water won't be able to do more, he is going to have to heal the rest of the way himself." I put the water back in my bag and looked at Zuko.
I could see tears in his eyes, but he looked at me. "Thank you." I gave him a small nod before looking back down at Iroh. I placed my hand on Iroh's cheek for a brief moment, before getting up and walking away. As I exited the town, I took a glance back to see Iroh holding Zuko's hand. I smiled before walking towards the rest of the team.
"Sene!" Sokka yelled as I approached them. He pulled me into a tight hug, not letting me go.
"I'm ok Sokka. Nothing happened." I hugged him back. Katara, Aang, and Toph joined in the hug. We hugged for probably 5 minutes before they pulled away and looked at me. I looked at Toph. "He'll be ok." She smiled slightly, I could tell that she was worried about Iroh.
"What were you thinking?" Katara asked, putting her hands on her hips.
"I wasn't worried about Zuko doing anything to me. His uncle was hurt and I was already in the process of healing him." I shrugged. "Everything is ok." Katara let out a sigh and Sokka pulled me into a side hug. "Let's maybe find somewhere else and get the sleep we all very much need." I smiled.
This was definitely a chapter where I wanted to show a little bit more of the sibling relationships and a seed of possibility for Zuko and Sene. Hope you all like it.