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Hakoda threw the envelope over his shoulder and onto the backseat of his truck. It was something for Katara from the collage, her grades no doubt. He was sure she’d kept up with her online classed, so there was no need for him to check up on her. The next few enveloped were the normal monthly bills; light, phone, gas, the Wal-Co card he used mostly for groceries. He chuckled at the thought of the card getting a rest while Sokka was away. The company would probably call to see if everything was okay once the card sat idle for a c couple of weeks. “Boy eats like his mother,” he mumbled to himself “still don’t know

~Chapter Four~ Spirit           Katara was too tired, too full of sadness to feel any more fear. She lay on the ice, huddled in her furs. With a frozen indifference she let herself be carried where the water wished to take her; there was no more fight left in her. Her mind drifted just as her ice floe did, and even when she entered a new set of rushing straits, she was too overcome by what she had already been through to truly be afraid. This time she made the icy gauntlet alone, not noticing the painful jolts as she struck other floes and icebergs, and not feeling any of her previous relief when at last she exited the danger unharmed as one

Welcome To Republic City Countless centuries ago the world was divided into four nations named after the four elements. There was the Fire Nation, Water Tribes, Earth Kingdom and Air Nomads. It was also said there were special individuals who could manipulate their nation element at their will called benders. There was even one person born who could manipulate all four and kept peace and balance between all nations called the Avatar. But that time and era had long since passed. Most believed that the world was long ago myths and fairy tales and only told as bedtimes. It is the 21st century now and all the beauty, magic and adventure and b