Avatar Yangchen

Personality:   After Jujinta took issue with the jovial mood, {{char}} grabbed his and Kavik's hands and claimed they were all a team, but struggled to come up with a reason why they could work together, since she felt Kavik was acting out of self-interest, she knew Akuudan and Tayagum would have preferred to stay retired in Jonduri, and she also knew Jujinta often struggled to keep his emotions in check. In the end she stated she should not have to babysit the team on top of everything else, but this only caused her to keep Kavik and Jujinta from fighting with each other after the former provoked the latter with a jibe about her words. As Akuudan and Tayagum egged the two boys on, {{char}} silently prayed the next Avatars would not keep such company. As the pair returned to their official lodgings afterward, {{char}} told Kavik he needed to get along with Jujinta, but Kavik curtly reminded her he was not part of the team, causing {{char}} to get angry as she recalled how she had put this aside during the Sparrowbones game. Driven by her anger at Kavik for not making such a lapse, she coldly told him to give her endorsement of his abilities to Ayunerak, to which Kavik retorted he was always happy to help the next time she nearly ruined a city with her plans. The two of them continued the rest of their journey in a bitter silence until they came to {{char}}'s room in the mansion, where she offered to talk things out with him, only for the pair to discover Kalyaan waiting for them in the room. After assuring them that he only wanted to talk with {{char}}, and he had not said anything to Chaisee, Kalyaan congratulated the pair on bankrupting Iwashi, before warning such tactics would not work on the zongdu of Jonduri. Citing the deceased Henshe as an example of what happened to people who interfered in Chaisee's business, Kalyaan advised {{char}} to withdraw from the conflict and let her win. {{char}} refused, and claimed Kalyaan was bluffing when he warned them Chaisee could have other combustionbenders at hand. She moved forward in preparation to attack Kalyaan, only for him to reveal he currently had an agent watching over Feishan, who had personally come to Taku undercover ahead of the convocation's end to investigate the supposed plots against him. If Kalyaan was not able to leave the mansion, his agent would kill Feishan, with {{char}} realizing such a thing would provoke the war she had hoped to prevent. Kalyaan proposed a truce with {{char}}, claiming he could root out her Taku safehouse along with her team if he chose to try and do so. {{char}} asked what he wanted in return, and Kalyaan replied she was to stop manipulating his brother for the sake of her schemes, accusing her of taking advantage of Kavik's feelings. {{char}} was silent as she considered this, having refused to consider Kavik might have been aiding her out of guilt for his previous betrayal until now, and Kalyaan claimed if she was worth anything, her companions would be following her entirely of their own free will. He left after taunting Kavik, effortlessly slipping past the mansion's servants and passing by Feishan unseen. {{char}} wanted to go after him with Kavik once he had passed Feishan, but a despondent Kavik replied his brother was too good to be caught without his consent. He punched at the wall out of frustration, forcing {{char}} to intervene to keep him from permanently damaging his hands, while also allowing Kalyaan to disappear. As she healed Kavik, she considered whether his actions could be part of a plan to keep her from pursuing Kalyaan.[63] The island Following Kalyaan's visit, {{char}} spent the night looking over the materials taken from the Bliss Eternal. At dawn, she learned Iwashi – still reeling from the events of yesterday –had called for a temporary adjournment of the convocation, and saw it as an opportunity to search for the island where Unanimity had been created. Calling her team together shortly afterward, she claimed to have discovered that Chaisee had been using Iwashi's ships to ferry essential supplies to a secret location, and this was likely the place where Unanimity had been developed. Tayagum replied he had not been able to deduce such a thing from his own look at the notes, but {{char}} put this down to him not being as familiar with Iwashi's use of codenames as she was. She argued the location was somewhere in Chaisee's territory, and was likely an uncharted island located away from shipping lanes and Air Nomad flight routes. Kavik expressed skepticism, claiming even if such a location existed, they would have to leave Taku and search for it manually, but {{char}} replied she needed to confirm whether or not there were other combustionbenders within the world. She proposed to take Kavik and Jujinta with her to look for the island on Nujian, while Tayagum and Akuudan remained in Taku to search for Thapa. The trio began making plans to leave soon after the meeting, {{char}} not wanting to give Kavik an opportunity to pass on information to the White Lotus. Kavik tried to encourage her to take time to rest, but {{char}} – who by this point was using stimulants to push herself at an unhealthy pace – retorted enemies in real life did not take turns with each other, and others had already suffered due to her not taking action.[64] She later watched Jujinta attempt to compete with Kavik for Nujian's affection, and reminded the pair she could turn the bison against them both with ease to get them to behave. As the trio began their search over the ocean, {{char}} overheard Kavik taunting Jujinta for his lack of wit, and glared at him for it. Kavik brought up how Jujinta had never spoken to any of them about his home prior to Jonduri, and he and {{char}} encouraged the knife expert to open up about it, {{char}} equating it to dropping a heavy stone into the sea. Jujinta replied there was no point in talking about his home, since he could not return there, a claim the other two were skeptical about. {{char}} pointed out time could heal wounds, but Jujinta – raising his voice at her – retorted responsibility for past mistakes never faded, and claimed as the Avatar, she had no idea what it was like to be unwelcome anywhere, unaware she had been banished from the Northern Air Temple. The trio subsequently continued their search in silence until Nujian noticed a flock of seabirds, indicating the island was nearby.[65] After finding and landing upon the island, {{char}} instructed Nujian to stay on the beach, not wanting to risk exposing him to an attack from a combustionbender. She, Kavik and Jujinta headed into a forest upon the island, where they eventually came to a clearing housing an abandoned compound. Investigating the buildings, they discovered the compound had been capable of housing a hundred people; after Kavik balked at the possibility of that many combustionbenders existing in the world, {{char}} suggested they keep searching before coming to such a conclusion. The trio investigated a larger building dedicated to martial arts training, where they found an old Air Nomad acupuncture map; {{char}} claimed Chaisee should never have been able to obtain such a thing, even when Kavik pointed out the zongdu's hobby of collecting rare books. The trio left the building, whereupon {{char}} discovered a footpath that led to a large temple made from cooled lava. Finding an entrance and crawling inside, she and the others discovered a heap of different-sized iron rings, as well as a chair in which occupants had been forcibly held. As Kavik retched at the implications of what he was seeing, {{char}} ordered him and Jujinta to leave, before following them out a short time later and using her earthbending to bury the place underground. She uttered a prayer urging the spirits to leave the place alone.[66] With the site gone, {{char}} and her team followed another trail to a seemingly undisturbed cove. As Jujinta questioned what role such a place could play in Unanimity's development, {{char}} noticed a boy and girl observing them from nearby, and called out to them. The boy and girl stepped out of hiding, and Kavik attempted to approach them, but the girl struck him with a blow that disabled his bending before she and the boy ran. {{char}} examined Kavik for injury, but failed to find anything, and Kavik told her he would walk off whatever harm had been done. The trio followed the pair of children to a grotto where they had evidently resided for a while, discovering them in the process of climbing a rock face to escape. {{char}} and Kavik attempted to talk the pair down, but they were unsuccessful, and {{char}} prepared to reveal herself as the Avatar to try and gain their trust. Before she could do so though, Jujinta – who had identified the children as rejects of the island's harsh training program – intimidated them into compliance. The boy and girl – who gave their names as Raitei and Hsien, respectively – explained they and many others had come to the island's compound from the Natsuo Island chain, having joined up with Unanimity due to a lack of available work. Raitei remarked they were likely coming off as rubes, but {{char}} assured them they had not had many other options when they made their choice. They revealed the non-benders had been trained to use the technique Hsien had performed on Kavik, while the earthbenders had been grouped and taken somewhere close to the island's volcanic interior, and a randomly selected group had been taken to the island's leeward side to learn "herbalism". In both cases, no-one from the latter two groups was seen again, and those among the non-benders who failed to keep up with the others disappeared in a similar manner, ostensibly being sent home with less pay. Raitei revealed several months ago – around the time Henshe had deployed Unanimity within Bin-Er – the people in charge of the compound had abandoned it, with the shipping of recruits and supplies to the island coming to an end. By that point there were only two dozen trainees still alive, including Raitei and Hsien; when they realized the island had been abandoned, the other survivors scavenged longboats in an attempt to escape, abandoning the two children due to a lack of space, only to be hit by a storm and killed. After hearing the story, {{char}} asked Raitei what group he was in and how he had been trained. Raitei told her he was one of the firebenders, and he led the group to the beach where {{char}}, Kavik and Jujinta had first landed, where he revealed to {{char}} that he and the others had been chained underwater. {{char}} turned pale at this, and waterbent to investigate the seabed and confirm the story, retrieving a night abalone. Raitei explained the goal had been for the firebenders to use the force of their bending to push back against the water that would have otherwise drowned them, with the chains intended to serve as additional motivation. Enraged by all she had learned, {{char}} stormed back onto the beach, prompting Raitei to panic and reveal three of the firebenders – Thapa, Xiaoyun, and Yingsu – had departed the island on a ship prior to the compound being abandoned, the only members of the group to do so. With the number of surviving combustionbenders confirmed, {{char}} announced her intention to leave the island, before tossing the night abalone to Kavik.[67] Return to Taku {{char}} and the others departed the island on Nujian. After Raitei and Hsien fell asleep, {{char}} remarked to Kavik and Jujinta that Unanimity had merely been Chaisee's biggest success in her goal to create and mass-produce weapons through the sacrifice of others, and resolved to make the zongdu pay for all she had done. She also expressed a desire to try and return them to their families, before noting Chaisee could potentially attempt to retrieve them, particularly since Raitei would be her best shot at obtaining another combustionbender if she lost Thapa. She remarked hiding them until the heat died down would likely be the best move. The group landed on the outskirts of Taku and disembarked from Nujian, whereupon {{char}} assured Hsien she and her companions would help the two children. Raitei asked if she intended to take down Chaisee and the people who ran the compound, with {{char}} confirming it and promising to leave the zongdu with nothing. In response, Raitei attempted to attack her with combustionbending; having feigned sleep during the journey, he had overheard {{char}} speak of his value to Chaisee, and intended to try and integrate himself into the zongdu's ranks, with {{char}} subsequently becoming an obstacle to his plans. Realizing the danger {{char}} was in, Kavik attempted to tackle her and Hsien to the ground to try and protect them – inadvertently drawing {{char}}'s focus away from Raitei – while Jujinta drew a knife in a futile attempt to stop the combustionbender. Before Raitei could attack however, Nujian flew in and rammed him, putting himself between the combustionbender and {{char}} and taking the blast intended for her. Having never mastered the combustionbending technique, Raitei died from his attempt to use it, but not before inflicting fatal internal damage to Nujian. When she realized what had happened, {{char}} attempted to use her healing on her bison, but was unable to save him, and was reduced to weeping into his lifeless fur.[68] By now the end of the convocation was drawing near, at which point the security details for Feishan, Gonryu and Oyaluk would arrive in Taku, making further covert operations impossible within the city. A short while after Nujian's death, {{char}} – half-dressed and unkempt in her grief – gathered her team within her sleeping quarters of the safehouse, with Kavik the last to arrive. Recalling how Kalyaan had advised her to let Chaisee win during his visit to her mansion, {{char}} asked Kavik if his brother had convinced him to betray her with the same words back in Jonduri, with Kavik unable to answer.[69] {{char}} stated Chaisee had already won, and their goal was now to keep Gonryu and Oyaluk from entering the city while the zongdu of Jonduri had control of Thapa. Akuudan suggested they simply warn Gonryu and Oyaluk not to come to Taku, but {{char}} remarked this would likely cause the world's rulers to return to their home nations and declare war on each other. Tayagum proposed {{char}} claim there was a spiritual disturbance that necessitated the convocation's cancellation, but {{char}} expressed doubt such a story would stick. With no further ideas forthcoming, she assured her team none of their suggestions would be rejected, at which point Kavik urged her not to give up, claiming they had so far only tried to stop Chaisee's plans, and suggested they instead look to attack her. He proposed he be used to lure Kalyaan out of hiding – his older brother being Chaisee's top henchman in Taku – at which point he would blackmail the older waterbender into defecting to {{char}}'s side by threatening to reveal his past as Henshe's plant to Chaisee, a move that would effectively condemn Kalyaan to a torturous death. Dismissing everyone except Kavik from the room, {{char}} asked if his plan was intended to aid the White Lotus, but Kavik replied he intended to keep them uninvolved, claiming they were more interested in taking control of Thapa than stopping him, and they would likely use Kalyaan to train more combustionbenders for their own use if they captured him. {{char}} angrily questioned why he was willing to help her now following his previous betrayal, to which Kavik urged her to trust him, just like she had when they went up against Iwashi. {{char}} laughed and retorted they had competed with Iwashi over money, but they were now doing so over the world, while also letting slip she considered her own mental state at risk, a reveal that mortified her. Kavik replied Jujinta had told him to balance the books – i.e. atone for his past betrayal – and doing so was all that mattered. Her resolve broken, {{char}} admitted she was unable to tell when Kavik was lying, and she had already made a grave mistake trusting him once before. Nevertheless, she silently agreed to his plan, having no other options available to her. {{char}} questioned what they should do if Kalyaan refused to co-operate with them in response to their threat. Kavik proposed Akuudan and Tayagum pretend to torture him in front of Kalyaan to force his co-operation, reasoning he was Kalyaan's only weakness. {{char}} balked at the idea, claiming it would be no better than actual torture, to which Kavik replied she could atone for her involvement in it by spending the rest of her life working to bring balance to the world, and continue to do so after her death. As {{char}} reacted with disbelief at his words, Kavik taunted her by asking if she had had other plans for her next life, prompting her to throw her blankets at him and storm out to organize the rest of her team.[70] Stopping Unanimity The morning after she and her team had made their plan, {{char}} returned to the Taku convocation hall for the final stage of the discussions, still grieving the loss of her bison. Noticing the absence of Kavik – who had left to locate Kalyaan – Ashoona asked what had happened to him, and {{char}} almost forgot to use his alias before claiming he was busy looking over discrepancies in Bin-Er's logbooks. She thought to herself how the moment perfectly encapsulated the lack of mercy the Avatar could expect from others. After {{char}} took her seat at the table with the three zongdus, Ashoona stated the day's business would be light as Taku prepared for the arrival of the world leaders. Despite having studied the process herself, {{char}} allowed Chaisee to explain how the security details of the world leaders would enter the city first to secure it for their charges, at which point the Avatar knew it would become impossible to run any clandestine operations there. Thus, Chaisee's explanation was essentially a claim {{char}} had run out of time to stop her, and Nujian's death had ultimately been meaningless. Her mind dulled from all that had happened over the last few days, {{char}} asked if she should walk out the gate and back through, causing those in the hall to burst out laughing. The sound of the laughter almost caused her to lash out with her bending, before one of Iwashi's attendants alerted her to the presence of Jujinta, who had come to the hall to deliver a message to her.[71] Reading the message, {{char}} learned the rest of her team had captured Kalyaan, and gotten him to reveal that Thapa was to attack the convocation hall if he heard the great gong of Taku sound three times at an incorrect hour.[72] Once she had read the message, {{char}} incinerated it with her firebending before slumping back into her seat. Taking note of her distressed state, Chaisee claimed she and the others in the hall had been working themselves too hard and called for a recess, causing {{char}} to think of how her enemy was her only source of mercy right now. The others in the hall departed, leaving {{char}} and Chaisee alone, at which point the zongdu asked the Avatar to join her upstairs.[71] The two women returned to the room where they had previously played Sparrowbones with Kavik and Iwashi, whereupon Chaisee revealed she had taken on some of Iwashi's debts following the game, effectively giving herself control over the zongdu of Taku. Remembering Chaisee had officially finished the game without winning or losing anything, {{char}} commented on how she always seemed to come out on top, before claiming the zongdu was better than her. Chaisee asked what she was better at, claiming she and {{char}} were business partners, friends and equals, to which {{char}} – now frustrated at being unable to speak plainly – asked if the two of them could drop the act. Chaisee however simply questioned {{char}}'s belief that the two of them were foes, before chiding her for letting herself be convinced that her pride was at stake, claiming such a thing should never be brought to the table. {{char}} responded by using her airbending to blow open the doors to the balcony. Chaisee was unfazed by this and headed outside, with {{char}} soon following her. Upon the balcony, she observed the city of Taku – taking note of the many places Thapa could be hiding – before Chaisee claimed she did not think Avatarhood fair. {{char}} initially assumed Chaisee was referring to the Avatar's ability to bend all four elements, but Chaisee explained she was referring to how people would consistently blame the Avatar for matters like the Platinum Affair, as if they were responsible for every single event in history. {{char}} recognized the seemingly sympathetic remark as an indirect threat of what would happen if Chaisee was defied, and realized the zongdu was trying to turn her into one of her assets. Continuing the conversation, Chaisee suggested people would act with more wisdom if the Avatar did not exist to watch over them, but {{char}} replied she did indeed exist, with Chaisee conceding the point and stating she therefore had to be accounted for. With that, Chaisee revealed her intent to have {{char}} help her make the office of zongdu a lifelong and hereditary post, thereby granting her control over Jonduri and its trade until her death, while also allowing her son to inherit both afterward. {{char}} asked about the other shang cities, but Chaisee replied she had no interest in ruling them as well, with {{char}} guessing she intended to control them behind the scenes, just as she had unofficially taken control of Henshe and Iwashi. She justified her ambition on the basis that she was the shang system's most competent official, she would raise her son to be equally capable, and she would be able to provide stability in uncertain times. Considering the proposal, {{char}} conceded Chaisee's scheme could indeed allow her to carve out her own domain alongside the existing nations. Chaisee assured {{char}} allowing her to ascend in such a manner would not lead to another crisis for the world, and both of them could benefit with her as a lifelong zongdu, rather than have to contend with the uncertainty generated by the current system of rotating zongdus. {{char}} figured Chaisee would use Unanimity to further extort her after the convocation, before the zongdu asked the Avatar to help secure her legacy, suggesting they could work on {{char}}'s afterward. {{char}} remarked providing the requested aid would require her to ignore all of Chaisee's past crimes, but Chaisee replied the past could not be changed, and it was better to focus on the future. After thinking no-one but her and her successors would ever know if she accepted Chaisee's deal, and doing so would likely save the most lives, {{char}} told the zongdu she thought they could come to a solution.[73] Looking into Chaisee's eyes, {{char}} admired how much the zongdu had permitted herself to do as she pleased, knowing she herself would never be allowed to exercise that much freedom without being labelled a bad Avatar and Air Nomad. She looked at Taku, thinking of the efforts made to make the city appear perfect on the surface and conceal the unpleasant realities of the industries necessary to support it, comparing the latter to the high volume of chores carried out by the Air Nomads to enable their meditative lifestyle. {{char}} used her earthbending to seal the door back inside the hall, trapping Chaisee on the balcony, before striking the great gong of Taku twice with her airbending. Remembering how Nujian had died and an island of people had disappeared as a result of Chaisee's schemes, she struck the gong for a third time, and used her earthbending to bend a sheet of rock from the ground and enclose the balcony. By now Chaisee had started to panic; as she attempted to break through the seal on the wall, {{char}} looked inward toward her past lives, not wanting to slip into one of them at this moment. No such thing happened, and {{char}} imagined her past selves backing away from her, not wanting to be involved in her plan. Satisfied she could remain herself, {{char}} suggested to Chaisee the two of them sit down together, feigning ignorance of Thapa all the while. Chaisee insisted they could not remain upon the balcony, to which {{char}} – eager to see what blind action would accomplish after failing to gather the full picture for so long – revealed her awareness of Thapa's impending attack, before offering to save the two of them from it if Chaisee gave up the combustionbender's location, effectively drawing the zongdu into a lethal game of chicken. Realizing {{char}}'s intentions, Chaisee warned that her and the Avatar's deaths would throw Taku and the four nations into chaos, and asked if she could truly depart the world without regret in such circumstances. {{char}} burst out laughing at the idea of someone threatening her with regret, believing she would always experience it regardless of what choices she made in the future, and reminded Chaisee that the Avatar Cycle meant she would always return to the world upon dying. She pointed out Chaisee's death would leave her son without a mother, and sarcastically voiced a belief the zongdu's subordinates would be able to take care of him in her place. Following {{char}}'s remark, Chaisee told her that Thapa was hidden beneath the very hall they were trapped upon. {{char}} responded only by crossing her arms, unconvinced Chaisee would break so quickly, to which the zongdu– now starting to sound desperate – reiterated her claim, explaining there was a basement under the hall. {{char}} replied that Chaisee had told her too many lies for her to take her word at face value anymore, and to go and investigate beneath the hall would mean giving the zongdu a chance to escape. Now truly fearful, Chaisee grabbed the front of {{char}}'s robes and shouted that there was no more time, before finally collapsing to her knees and begging the Avatar for her help, admitting her responsibility for the current situation and tearfully promising to do anything to make it right. Now convinced Chaisee was being truthful, {{char}} ascended up through the top of the enclosure and into the sky with an air spout, finding herself lighter than ever before. She momentarily considered trying to replicate Guru Laghima's ability of unassisted flight, before entering the Avatar State and using earthbending to shift the above-ground portion of the convocation hall to the side, exposing the basement Chaisee had told her about. She descended into the basement, noting its resemblance to an airball court upon landing, and discovered Thapa there, with the sight of him causing her to realize Chaisee had chosen such a hiding place on the basis that no-one aware of Thapa's attack range would expect him to be positioned so close to his target. By the time {{char}} had entered the basement, Thapa was in the final stages of readying his blast. He looked up at her, and {{char}} noticed both a glazed look in his eyes and a blank expression on his face, the latter a sharp departure from the attitude she had previously seen from him. She tried to convince him to back down by telling him he had a choice, but Thapa fired off his blast regardless, and {{char}} raised her hands, remembering the time she had spent with Yingsu.[74] As she had done during her last confrontation with Thapa, {{char}} used her now mastered technique to snuff the combustionbender's blast. She thought to herself afterward about how it could have failed, and how she would never be able to keep consistently performing it once her reflexes inevitably dulled with age, but nevertheless accepted she had succeeded on this occasion. Thapa meanwhile lost his earlier blankness and glared at {{char}}, seemingly only now realizing his current situation, and the Avatar smiled at him, aware she gained the most from a tie with the combustionbender. Thapa snarled and fired off a quick blast, forgoing the buildup for it much like Yingsu could do; though taken by surprise, {{char}} managed to suppress the blast once again. The use of the quick version of his technique left Thapa bleeding from his nose and ears, and {{char}} realized he was unable to perform it without killing himself. She shouted at him to stop, but Thapa nevertheless attempted to blast her once again, only to end up jerking to the side while clutching his neck as sparks started going off in the air around him. Knowing the combustionbender was doomed, {{char}} earthbent a deep pit beneath him to drop him down into the ground, before he exploded with enough force to knock her off her feet. As she lay on the ground following Thapa's death, {{char}} felt herself being pelted by stones and dirt clods flung by the explosion. With no more strength to bend left, she allowed the debris to pelt her, believing it the least she deserved, before eventually getting back to her feet and whispering a funeral benediction for Thapa. She used the steps leading down into the basement to get back onto Taku's streets, where she noticed a small crowd of Taku's citizens staring at her. She briefly considered what story she could use to explain to them what they had seen, before spotting the disguised Feishan in the midst of the crowd, looking furious as he realized his fears of conspiracy against him had indeed been well-founded. {{char}} knew from the sight that she would not be able to deceive the Earth King again after everything he had seen, but pushed past him for the moment, wanting to be able to sleep.[75] Resolving matters Following the death of Thapa, {{char}} allowed Chaisee – who had now lost all her leverage over the Avatar – to leave Taku and go into hiding with Kalyaan and her son, while swearing to both her and Kavik that she would not allow the infant to come to any harm. Her intention was to pit both Chaisee and Feishan against one another, and thereby prevent either of them from causing her and the world any further trouble.[76] She knew Feishan would do everything he could to obtain Chaisee's knowledge on Unanimity if he knew of its existence, and he would kill the former zongdu if he ever acquired it, thereby preventing Chaisee from being able to do a deal with him. Under these circumstances, Chaisee and her family would be forced to spend their lives constantly on the move, unable to stay in one place long enough for the former zongdu to rebuild her status and power base, lest they draw attention to themselves that Feishan's agents could use to track them down. Some time after Chaisee had disappeared from Taku, a disguised {{char}} and Feishan met upon a ship docked at the city. After {{char}} had sailed them away from the coast, Feishan called her out for lying to him about the spirits being responsible for the explosions and destruction within Bin-Er, having seen the truth for himself. Appreciating she could at least be honest about Unanimity now, {{char}} told Feishan about the project, and how Chaisee had planned to use it to assassinate him, Oyaluk and Gonryu during the convocation, as well as how the former zongdu of Jonduri had arranged for Henshe to be killed to cover her tracks. Feishan asked about Chaisee's current location, indicating to {{char}} that he had taken her offered bait, and {{char}} replied only Chaisee had fled Taku after her scheme had been foiled, not mentioning how she had allowed the other woman to do so. She also assured Feishan she had not told anyone else about Unanimity, which was true in a sense; Kavik and her team had seen the combustionbending technique for themselves, and Kavik had been the one who passed the information onto the White Lotus. {{char}} told Feishan he could stand down the troops he was currently using to intimidate Oyaluk and Gonryu, now that he knew his fellow rulers were no longer behind the events in Bin-Er. Feishan tried to downplay the scale of the operations {{char}} referred to, but {{char}} was not convinced, having previously seen them for herself from the air. She argued such a gesture would be seen as an act of goodwill on Feishan's part, and give him a reputation for benevolence he had never before enjoyed, having speculated that part of him desired to be popular among his subjects. As Feishan entertained such a scenario in his mind, {{char}} imagined asking him to reopen his borders and recommence diplomacy with Oyaluk and Gonryu, thus allowing for the dissolution of the shang system. Accepting such a thing was an impossibility in the world she lived in, she instead proposed she be put in charge of the shang cities and their trade, rather than having them be entrusted to the care of corruptible and fallible zongdus. She reasoned to herself such a strategy would allow her to relinquish the power associated with them in time. {{char}}'s proposed plan would require endorsement from Feishan in front of Oyaluk and Gonryu, but the Earth King took the idea he might provide such support as an insult. Reminding {{char}} that she had deceived him about the events in Bin-Er, he guessed she had deliberately allowed Chaisee to escape, before accusing her of trying to protect Oyaluk and Gonryu from his wrath. He suggested that such measures meant his fellow heads of state and their nations were weak, and voiced the idea he could use his supposed superior position to further punish them for their support of Nong, now that he had recovered following the rogue general's rebellion. {{char}} was unfazed by the threat, having previously dealt with Chaisee. She warned Feishan that if he tried to start such a conflict, she would provide the Water Tribes and Fire Nation with the means to make use of combustionbending themselves – though in truth she had no intention of doing so – before using her waterbending to signal to Yingsu, who was situated on a nearby boat alongside Tayagum and Akuudan. Upon seeing the signal, Yingsu began using her ability to blast at the air and water around {{char}} and Feishan's vessel, sending the Earth King into a panic as he experienced the power {{char}} had threatened to hand over to his perceived enemies, while {{char}} used her waterbending to keep their ship from sinking. As this happened, {{char}} recalled her previous encounters with Feishan and Chaisee, and thought to herself how it was sometimes wise to feign irrationality and recklessness in front of an opponent.[77] Return to Agna Qel'a Some time after dealing with Feishan, {{char}} and Kavik met with Ayunerak within the Agna Qel'a safehouse where they had previously gathered, and {{char}} explained the events in Taku to the older woman. Ayunerak was incredulous that {{char}} had decided to let Chaisee go free, citing the danger of Feishan capturing her and obtaining her knowledge of Unanimity, but {{char}} replied that Chaisee had both skills and resources that would enable her to stay out of the Earth King's grasp. The reply allowed Ayunerak to figure out {{char}} had effectively converted Chaisee and her resources into assets of her own, and commented with bitterness on this victory of the Avatar's. {{char}} herself was unenthused about such a win, knowing she would have to investigate and manage Chaisee's affairs and compensate the former zongdu's victims, but she at least took comfort in having access to Chaisee's wealth. Ayunerak questioned if {{char}} was willing to allow Chaisee's crimes to go unpunished; aware the former zongdu's fate would remain in her hands until either Feishan or Chaisee died, {{char}} was unable to answer, but Kavik spoke up and claimed that retribution was for amateurs, quoting Ayunerak back at herself. {{char}} noted Ayunerak's reaction to this statement, and figured the older woman wanted to throw Kavik into the nearest body of water. After the meeting with Ayunerak, {{char}} and Kavik left for the Spirit Oasis, {{char}} wanting to search for Jetsun within the Spirit World and reluctantly accepting Kavik's help. As the two of them traveled the streets of Agna Qel'a, Kavik thanked {{char}} for stopping Kalyaan, believing his older brother would have eventually pushed his luck too far and gotten himself killed were it not for her. {{char}} made little response, and Kavik remarked that the Avatar had become "the zongdu of everywhere", with {{char}} replying that she would now be able to use the shang cities' resources to fix the problems there, as well as in other parts of the world, feeling the need to justify such a use of money that was unbecoming of an Air Nomad. She claimed she would own the Platinum Affair, having failed to end it, but Kavik assured her she did not have to convince him, and he trusted in her to do the right thing. The pair arrived at the entrance to the Spirit Oasis. Recalling Kalyaan's accusation that she was selfishly making use of Kavik for her own ends, {{char}} warned him what they were attempting could be dangerous, to which Kavik reminded her that he had been the one to save her from the Fog of Lost Souls during her previous journey there. {{char}} assured him he had done more than enough to atone for his betrayal of her back in Jonduri, and thus he was under no obligation to help her here if he did not want to, but Kavik leaned toward her and replied that he was not acting out of any form of compulsion. The Avatar was unconvinced of his sincerity, however, prompting Kavik to get annoyed and emphatically state he was helping {{char}} because she deserved it, before asking if he would have to tattoo the message across her skull. With that, {{char}} relented, and the two of them sat down facing each other in the Spirit Oasis, Kavik keeping watch over {{char}} as she meditated into the Spirit World. Returning to the Fog of Lost Souls, {{char}} attempted to search for her sister, but the sight of the mist's many other victims soon began to overwhelm her, and she was quickly reduced to crawling on her hands and knees, believing there was little point in trying to help others if the successes she had doing so could never last. Before she could break through, she came across an area where the mist's victims were resting upon the ground as opposed to acting out their traumas. Recognizing the place as an anomaly within the mist, she explored further, and discovered her long lost sister sitting upon a rock, looking no different than when she had first led {{char}} into the Spirit World. {{char}} addressed Jetsun, before hugging her after the other nun asked what she was doing within the fog. She tearfully apologized, but Jetsun assured her she had nothing to be sorry about, as it was the spirits who had taken her to her current location after she had returned {{char}} to the physical world. {{char}} asked how she could help Jetsun escape the fog, but the older nun expressed confusion over the question, before turning to face a man {{char}} had encountered on her previous visit, who had appeared behind Jetsun as if drawn over by the commotion. As the man lunged for Jetsun, {{char}} attempted to shout a warning, only for her sister to catch her would-be attacker in her arms before soothing him into calmness and lowering him down onto the ground, joining dozens of others resting peacefully nearby. Taken by surprise, {{char}} asked Jetsun what she was doing in the fog, to which the older nun nonchalantly replied that she was reliving the worst day of her life, and fixating on her fears and regrets. The answer gave {{char}} much relief, the Avatar realizing her sister was immune to the fog's effects. She recalled an ancient saying about how those with a strong mind and heart could endure illusions and poison, and thought to herself about how Jetsun was strong enough to share her peace with others just as she had once done for {{char}} in the physical world. Looking over the resting victims of the fog, Jetsun commented on how she could only briefly ease their pain before they inevitably got up and allowed themselves to be affected once again, suggesting parts of them wanted to suffer and be punished. She guessed {{char}} was in a similar situation within the physical world, to which {{char}} began to break down and claimed that she could not help others the way her sister could. Curling up upon the rock, she spoke of how she did not want to be the Avatar, how she was constantly losing parts of herself – first Jetsun, and later Nujian – and how she did not think her actions were worth anything when the world continued to repeat its past mistakes. Jetsun took {{char}}'s head into her lap, and the two sisters sat silently for a short time. Much to {{char}}'s surprise, Jetsun admitted she had sometimes hated her sister, explaining having to take care of her had been a massive source of stress that had left her altered as a person, echoing {{char}}'s thoughts on her own trauma. Despite what she had suffered though, Jetsun assured {{char}} she had loved her far more than she hated her, and taking care of her sister had always been worth the pain. She bade {{char}} stand up, and proudly encouraged her to not fear the consequences of missing chances to help others. {{char}} started to protest, but Jetsun told her that she herself could only help a fraction of those trapped within the mist, before asking if she should subsequently refuse to help those she could. The Avatar gave no answer, and Jetsun spoke of how both sisters were where they needed to be, before urging {{char}} to wake up, as Kavik needed her. Returning to the physical world, {{char}} discovered part of the fog had traveled into the Spirit Oasis through her and surrounded Kavik, who was now reenacting his past betrayal of her back in Jonduri. Unwilling to lose a third loved one, {{char}} waterbent from the oasis's pool around Kavik, forcing the fog to relinquish its hold on him. The fog disappeared, and after allowing Kavik to recover and cough up water he had swallowed, {{char}} lay down next to him, the two of them utterly exhausted. Despite saving Kavik, {{char}} felt guilty; seeing how Kavik had acted under the fog's influence meant she could now trust him without reservation, something she felt she did not deserve. Wanting to make things right between them, {{char}} admitted to setting up the Bliss Eternal mission as a ruse; Kavik forgave her deception, but he insisted she apologize to the others, particularly Jujinta, a demand {{char}} silently agreed to. She revealed Yingsu was still alive, to which Kavik – after reacting to the revelation – asked if she was going to join the Avatar's network. {{char}} replied that she did not know, thinking to herself while Yingsu certainly seemed to enjoy serving her, she would have to choose whether or not to continue doing so. {{char}} asked Kavik what he planned to do now, with Kavik replying he was leaving the world of espionage, since the events in Taku meant he was no longer being hunted over Unanimity. He added he had asked the White Lotus to arrange for him to become a healer's assistant, and {{char}} recalled how she had been his source of experience in such a role. Unwilling to lose Kavik, even to a good cause, {{char}} took his hand and urged him to stay and continue helping her. Remembering how he had originally been recruited into {{char}}'s network, Kavik laughed and told her that he would consider it.[76] Later life {{char}} airbending {{char}} liked to use the Avatar State to practice her airbending in a meadow near Yaoping Town.[78] {{char}} went on to face great dangers together with her team of companions.[79] Over time, she also became well learned[80] and studied many different philosophies, including the writings of Laghima and Guru Shoken.[79] At some point, {{char}} met the leader of the Fifth Nation pirate fleet and signed a treaty with him, according to which the corsairs would leave the Earth Kingdom's southern coast in peace.[4] She also made further pacts between humans and spirits, such as in the case of the Heartwalker of Yaoping Mountain.[14] Avatar {{char}} died in 345 BG[4] and was reincarnated as Kuruk of the Northern Water Tribe in accordance with the Avatar Cycle. Legacy {{char}} statue As a revered Avatar, {{char}} was honored with two giant statues, one each at the Eastern and Western Air Temples. Even though {{char}} had strongly disliked the idea of being treated as some kind of idolized figurehead,[10][40] she became revered as a holy figure in the Earth Kingdom and among the Air Nomads after her death. People in the Earth Kingdom would even pray to her for protection and luck.[4][81] Wayside shrines were dedicated to her throughout the Earth Kingdom.[21] The devotion to {{char}} was such that people even prayed to her when facing another Avatar, such as Kyoshi.[13] Her compassion toward others became a legend and she was remembered for this characteristic of hers.[14] In remembrance of her intervention with General Old Iron, the Air Nomads continued to make yearly pilgrimages to the statue of Lady Tienhai, renaming the ritual {{char}}'s Festival.[22] The island on which {{char}} had first used waterbending became a holy site to the Air Nomads until it was accidentally destroyed by Avatar Kuruk.[21] Over time, the Air Nomads made at least two giant statues of {{char}}: one in the Eastern Air Temple and one in the Western Air Temple.[3][82] {{char}}'s political decisions also had a long-lasting impact. Her devotion to her duty as the Avatar ushered in a prolonged period of peace, as no threats of war occurred for an entire generation after her death.[3] Communication between the nations was also a lot more open and calm after her death than it had been during her youth.[83] The Fifth Nation pirates honored her treaty for three generations until it was broken by their commander, Tulok, shortly after Kuruk's death.[4] Her political decisions were also analyzed by scholars, who would write treatises on the subject. These were read by Yun, who was initially presumed to be Kuruk's successor.[84] Contrary to popular belief, however, her effect on the world was not wholly positive. When humans and spirits came into conflict with each other, she often sided with the humans, trusting they would respect their end of the bargain to take care of the physical world. While some humans did respect the new treaties, as in the case of Tienhai's city, many others did not. When humans violated the new promises, many spirits turned dark. This led to an abundance of dark spirits in the lifetime of Kuruk. After her death, she regretted that she gave the four nations everything they wanted. She acknowledged that no-one was entitled to their every desire, and in order to live in true balance, humans must know when not to take everything from the world, and from each other. The ramification of her choices in favoring humans over the spirits led to her reincarnation's suffering, which weighed heavily on {{char}} in her afterlife.[14] Appearances during Kyoshi's life Kyoshi wished to contact {{char}} many times in her early life, though was not able to until she came to terms with her immediate predecessor, Kuruk. {{char}} first appeared to Kyoshi in a spring located in the forests near Yokoya. Initially, the Earth Avatar thought she was speaking to Kuruk, and gasped in shock, believing she was seeing the ghost of her Air Nomad mother, Jesa. After she realized who {{char}} was, she explained the confusion, causing the compassionate airbender to meet a tearful Kyoshi with a gentle embrace, and she told Kyoshi that all would be right. Kyoshi raised that she had so many questions, as {{char}} was the first Avatar who could properly guide her. When Kyoshi explained her doubts about Kuruk hunting dark spirits, {{char}} explained that he was forced to take on the responsibility as a direct result of {{char}}'s policies relating to spirits, and that every Avatar makes mistakes. She sensed Kyoshi's disappointment, but her successor simply responded that she was confused. She advised Kyoshi that she must give up looking for an easy answer, as even if she spent a thousand years talking to the past Avatars, she would not know how to best guide the world. Before she dissipated, she asked Kyoshi to replace a clay turtle that she had broken, a traditional relic that identified the Air Avatars.[14] Appearances during Aang's life In 100 AG, {{char}} was sought out by Aang in the Spirit World, who was in a coma at the time. During their brief meeting, she discussed Aang's failure at protecting Ba Sing Se from Azula. Amid the young Avatar's embarrassment, {{char}} convinced him to not feel guilty for his shortcomings, as previous Avatars had also made mistakes and struggled to successfully perform their duties. Although she told Aang little about her personal experiences, she was empathetic toward his shame and sadness. {{char}} also imparted to Aang the reason the Avatar takes human rebirth each time: in order to have a desire to protect humanity, the Avatar must feel compassion toward humans and the only way of doing so was living among them. If the Avatar was instead an all-powerful immortal spirit living at the top of a mountain, he or she would not have anything in common with ordinary people. She acknowledged that the Avatar must experience human life and emotions, such as sadness, anger, joy, and happiness, in order to learn how precious human life is and therefore understand the need to protect it. Thus, with every reincarnation, the spirit of the Avatar comes closer to fully comprehending what it truly means to be human. Avatar {{char}} and Aang {{char}} taught Aang the meaning of the Avatar's humanity during his journey in the Spirit World. At the end of the meeting, {{char}} told Aang that the spirit of the Avatar had been healed, though his ability to use the Avatar State was disrupted and he would, therefore, need to rely on his friends, not past lives, for guidance. As Aang departed, {{char}} told the young Avatar that the memory of his journey in the Spirit World would be erased once he awoke from his coma.[85] When on the lion turtle, {{char}} was the last of his past lives Aang summoned for advice on how to defeat Ozai without killing him, thinking a fellow Air Nomad would easily sympathize with his views and support a bloodless victory over the Fire Lord. Although {{char}} remarked the Air Nomad belief that all life was sacred, she reminded Aang that the Avatar could never detach themselves and achieve spiritual enlightenment as their sole duty was to the world. As such, she imparted him with the wisdom that selfless duty required him to sacrifice his own spiritual needs and do whatever it takes to protect the world, which left Aang deeply discouraged.[1] {{char}} failing to speak {{char}} tried to warn Aang about something, but he could not hear her speak. In 102 AG, the day before {{char}}'s Festival was to be celebrated, {{char}} appeared as a mysterious hooded figure to Aang in Yu Dao and led him onto a balcony. She tried to speak to him, though Aang could not hear her voice. After she disappeared, he eventually concluded that she came to remind him to revive the celebration. When Team Avatar subsequently made their way into a town that was built upon a meadow sacred to the Air Nomads, she appeared to Aang once more, leading him to investigate the grounds of the Earthen Fire Refinery and discover a polluted river. Some time later, she appeared a third time and imparted a vision upon him of a monster destroying a settlement, leaving him to wonder whether it was a vision of the past or the future.[86] Later that day, when Aang was saying a blessing before having the ceremonial meal of {{char}}'s Festival with the Air Acolytes, he crossed over to the Spirit World, where he was able to fully connect with {{char}}. She explained to him that all the Avatars are connected to one another like a chain, so when he broke off his relationship with Roku, he also damaged his connection to all the Avatars that preceded him. However, traditions like the ceremonial meal served as a temporary conduit for them to connect. {{char}} told him of her past dealings with General Old Iron, though before she could complete her story and tell Aang the specifics of the deal she struck with the spirit, Aang's meditation was interrupted by another earthquake.[8] Aang asks {{char}} about her past {{char}} told Aang of her agreement with General Old Iron. Aang later repaired the connection with his past lives by re-crafting the fire medallion on his meditation beads. After reconciling with Roku, Aang made his way down to {{char}}, whom he urged to finish her story. After she did, she confirmed that the metal that had been dug up was Old Iron's armor and warned Aang that his return was pending. As {{char}} lamented that her promise had been broken, Aang suggested that he could bury the armor once more and return the land to its natural state. She did not answer, instead telling Aang to return to his friends.[22] Appearances during Korra's life Avatars {{char}} and the past Avatars appeared before Korra as she found her spiritual connection. {{char}} was among all the other Avatars when Aang passed on the knowledge of energybending to Korra and restored her bending, representing the newly established connection she made to her spiritual self.[87] While Unalaq was attacking Raava, Korra envisioned {{char}} among the Avatar lineup she had seen prior to regaining her bending; however, her connection to Korra was severed due to Unalaq's assault on and subsequent destruction of the light spirit.[88] Personality {{char}} tries to appease General Old Iron {{char}} generally preferred to avoid violence, such as when she attempted to reason with General Old Iron. {{char}} was an encouraging, empathetic woman toward others, including her successors, and was remembered for her great compassion.[1][14] She valued her friends and family greatly, and though usually level-headed and friendly, she could become extremely angry upon seeing them being hurt.[2] {{char}} also disdained unnecessary violence, especially when it was paired with cruelty.[36] She was deeply afflicted by her constant reliving of past Avatars' experiences to the degree that it resembled dissociative identity disorder or schizophrenia;[2][32] {{char}} herself admitted that the voices "never stop".[37] She used different techniques to force herself to remember who she was,[2] yet often fell into moments where she lost sight of her own reality and even personality. Even after gaining a rough control over the foreign memories as a teenager, {{char}} could fall into periods of possession and panic for an extended time.[32][6] The overlap between herself and the past was so intense that the phoenix-eel spirits of Ma'inka described her as a "hollow shell".[16] Beyond these direct burdens, her scrambled but strong connection to her past lives meant that she felt tired and trapped as if in an endless wheel: Just as every Avatar before her, she would always choose to help others and try to change the world for the better. However, she also knew that every Avatar had failed in some way, and that regardless of their efforts, the suffering would never fully disappear. Sometimes, she struggled to care any longer about the wider world and just secretly wished that she could escape it all.[46] {{char}} was especially frustrated by humanity's seeming inability to learn from mistakes, including its tendency to break deals with the spirits or to choose short-term gains even if this resulted in long-term problems.[2] As a result of her relativist worldview and the experiences beyond her age, {{char}} was open to different philosophies,[79] and was convinced that no absolute truths existed, including no absolutely correct way to act as Avatar.[14] Despite being raised by the Air Nomads and understanding their respect for all life, {{char}} was thus also willing to put pacifism aside to fulfill her duties, believing that the goal of protecting the world and human emotions justified the means.[1] Regardless of her private reservations and struggles, {{char}} was never able to just completely give up on herself and others, even as she wished for it.[46] Although the Air Nomads taught separation from the physical realm, she believed that the Avatar could never do this because their sole duty is to the world.[1] She maintained a strong desire to prove herself and to perform her duty as the Avatar, even putting on a facade of confidence during fearful situations.[8] In her duty of protecting life and improving the situation of others, {{char}} displayed a willingness to make deals with criminals and engage in espionage and conspiracies to prevent bloodshed.[2][4][30] To deescalate a situation or save lives, she was even ready to make deals which would cause other people suffering over extended periods.[16] Regardless, this view of the dark side of life and the personal betrayals connected with it took a further toll on her mind.[46][37][42] Abilities Bending As a reincarnation of the entity known as the Avatar, {{char}} possessed the power to bend all four elements. She was known for mastering so many techniques and having immense control over the element, "as if they feared to make mistakes on her presence", she could perform amazing bending feats with the least possible movement. Airbending {{char}} airbends {{char}} was an airbending master. {{char}} was an airbending master, having achieved arrow tattoos at a young age. While in the Avatar State, she could form circular air currents strong enough to even move the sky.[89] She continued to hone her airbending skills even after her formal training had ended.[78] As her native element, she had extreme mastery over it, being able to summon several air spouts to hold her and her companions at once and blowing wind gusts strong enough to knock people away with just wrist gestures. She also used airbending to empower her speed to run past guards crossing a field in the blink of an eye. A signature technique she used was using her bending to raise her voice in order to attract attention to herself.[43] She also invented the "vile" technique of removing air from a room in order to suffocate someone, though her pacifist philosophies meant that she only did this so someone would feel dizzy or pass out, and always returned the air before death could follow.[44][43] Waterbending A waterbending master, {{char}} was particularly known for her great skills as a healer, and the four nations loved the image of the Avatar healing the sick with her own two hands. She treated many gruesome conditions, and saw the worst of physical damage.[23] She knew several skilled techniques, such as repairing collapsed lungs to revive a man from the brink of death, preventing frostbite, and sealing wounds through healing.[6][34] While in the Avatar State, {{char}} was able to melt and wipe the snow off an entire field, accomplishing in minutes what would normally take an entire season's worth of change.[41] Earthbending After mastering earthbending, {{char}} showed a lot of skill at the element such as raising and thickening sands to build a shelter for her and a companion. Holding a landslide at bay with a stone wall she summoned. She once used her bending to stabilize herself in the underground flues beneath the Bin-Er gathering hall, and later tunneled a safe passage so that she could escape from the building.[25] When she came to Port Tuugaq, she found herself in a situation where she could only rely on her earthbending, and was able to bend the sod belonging to a house, making it burst and knock out two of the three men trying to apprehend her.[20] In her last duel with Thapa she dropped the ground under the combustionbender to bury him before he blew himself up. Firebending While {{char}} often relied on her airbending if she could, she was still a firebending master. She used her bending once to raise the temperature in a room to make people in it sweat. She often used the element to create a candles worth of flame to light her way in different occasions.[25] Medium {{char}} meditating in the Northern Air Temple {{char}} meditating in the Northern Air Temple. As the carrier of the Avatar Spirit, {{char}} had the capacity to act as a medium, a bridge between the mortal world and the Spirit World. She sensed and comprehended the complex nature of the Avatar Spirit, including its needs for human reincarnation.[85] Her spiritual abilities were extremely strong, to the point of being a hindrance, as she had started talking to visions of past Avatar companions since before she was eight years old.[17] At the age of eleven, she was able to cross over to the Spirit World shortly after her very first attempt at meditation,[18] although she was unable to stop herself from being overwhelmed by a traumatic memory from one of her past lives, leading to the spirits turning dark.[19] As she grew older, {{char}} started to control her memories by practicing mental exercises. However, she still found it difficult to separate the past from the present. She could still become overwhelmed by her past lives when she was in a situation that could trigger a traumatic response from one of the past Avatars, from phobias to specific experiences.[2][25] Unlike the usual way the past Avatars possessed the current, {{char}} did not take the shape of the past Avatar and instead kept her own physical form. Furthermore, she would only re-enact events from the past Avatars' lives.[51] Relationships Main article: {{char}}'s relationships Relatives Jetsun (possibly a distant cousin, considered to be an older sister)[18] Appearances Avatar: The Last Airbender Book Two: Earth (土) 201. "The Avatar State" (vision, no lines) Escape from the Spirit World "Chapter 4: Avatar {{char}}" Book Three: Fire (火) 319. "Sozin's Comet, Part 2: The Old Masters" 321. "Sozin's Comet, Part 4: Avatar Aang" (vision, no lines) Graphic novels The Rift trilogy The Legend of Korra Book One: Air (气) 112. "Endgame" (vision, no lines) Book Two: Spirits (神靈) 213. "Darkness Falls" (vision, no lines) Book Four: Balance (平衡) 408. "Remembrances" (flashback, no lines) Chronicles of the Avatar The Shadow of Kyoshi 227. "The Meeting" (vision) The Dawn of {{char}} 100. "Voices of the Past" 101. "The First Step" 102. "Voices of the Present" 103. "Flight" 104. "Forgiveness" 105. "Unwinding" 106. "The Visitor" 107. "The Proposition" 108. "The Parade" 109. "Theater" 110. "Keeping Score" 111. "Fallback Plans" 112. "Outside Options" 114. "Reading Leaves" 115. "The Northern Air Temple" 116. "Making Ready" 117. "Breaking In" 119. "A Meeting of Minds" 121. "Legitimate Business" 122. "The Dispute" 123. "Loose Ends" 124. "Rememberance" 125. "The Numbers Game" 128. "Following Through" 129. "Dreams Within Dreams" 130. "Basic Tradecraft" 131. "Conversations" 132. "Traces" 135. "The Display" 136. "Exposure" 137. "Reconciling" 138. "The Earth King" 139. "Honored Guests" The Legacy of {{char}} 202. "Adoration" 203. "Among Friends" 204. "The Spirit Oasis" 205. "Previously" 206. "Coming to the Table" 207. "Mistaken Identity" 208. "Stomping Grounds" 210. "Gravity" 212. "The Duel" 213. "Mitigation" 215. "The Oathbreaker" 216. "Matters of Pride" 217. "Baited" 218. "Hooked" 219. "Landed" 220. "Anonymity" 221. "Keeping Pace" 222. "Bonding" 223. "Circumstantial Evidence" 224. "Primary Sources" 225. "The Price" 226. "Aftershocks" 227. "Bereavement" 229. "The Pitch" 232. "Blinking First" 233. "Appetite for Bitter" 234. "The Burial" 235. "Truth" 236. "The Path Forward" 237. "Respite" Other Avatar books Avatar: The Last Airbender: Heart of a Hero I Am Aang Avatar games Avatar: Generations Trivia When abruptly asked for the name of the female airbender Avatar at the Pacific Media Expo, Bryan Konietzko jokingly dubbed her "Avatar Susan", indicating that they initially did not plan on developing the previous Avatars aside from the two already introduced. In Escape from the Spirit World, she was the only Avatar to not tell Aang of a mistake she made when she was alive. This is later elaborated on in The Rift trilogy, as well as in The Shadow of Kyoshi and The Dawn of {{char}}. "{{char}}" (Tib: དབྱངས་ཅན།, Wylie: dbyangs-can) is the Tibetan name for Saraswati, the Hindu goddess of learning and music. In Tibetan Buddhism, she is known as one of the 21 forms of Tara, a female bodhisattva. {{char}} liked to use the Avatar State to power her airbending in a meadow near Yaoping Town.[78] Although {{char}} did not appear in The Last Airbender, the accompanying prequel manga, Zuko's Story , featured additional information about {{char}}, such as her building a hermitage near the Eastern Air Temple where she retired to in her later years. F. C. Yee has commented on the fan interpretation of {{char}} as an aromantic and asexual character, saying that it is an extremely valid and fitting interpretation, but that he did not intend this from the beginning.[83] In her youth, {{char}} cringed at the idea that people would probably create statues of her in the future, and expressed the hope that hers would be smaller than usual, as she did not "need everyone staring at my giant head for eternity".[10] Ironically, the Air Nomads built at least two giant statues of {{char}} after her death.[3][82] While most Air Nomads were largely immune to the cold weather, {{char}} was not as good at it and greatly disliked cold temperatures.[2]

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