05-28-2017, 01:44 PM
"You know," Aang mused aloud. "Maybe before we get to Camelot, we should train a bit. I haven't focused on my Earthbending much since I arrived. Maybe I could do something with the Stone Glove, and we could try to work on distant manipulation together?"
It made sense. They both used Chi, and the move was... essentially the same thing. "Maybe I could learn to wield it as effectively at close range as your, uh... I don't remember what you called them..." He watched the "biomass" rejoin its previous owner. It was... kind of gross, to be honest.
Chakravartin considered it. "I suppose if we gain Omnilium naturally... it might be wise to try and focus it into something."
The Avatar nodded. "We just have to start from the bottom and work our way back up. I don't know about you, but I prefer to stay at a range... the Stone Glove could do just that." Aang reaches out towards the glove in the tree. He focused on it, trying his damndest to pull it back. "Maybe... all we need to do... is... think... really...hard..." The glove did not budge.
Momo decided to hop up onto the outstretched hand of his master and sit. The lemur chattered whimsically, oblivious to the concentration he had just interrupted. "Sometimes thinking isn't my strong suit..." To be frank, at times he hated thinking. There was no telling when a bad memory would rise to the surface.
"Tomorrow morning, bright and early. Once you and I can bend at a distance, we should be able to take anything this world can throw at us, right?"
It made sense. They both used Chi, and the move was... essentially the same thing. "Maybe I could learn to wield it as effectively at close range as your, uh... I don't remember what you called them..." He watched the "biomass" rejoin its previous owner. It was... kind of gross, to be honest.
Chakravartin considered it. "I suppose if we gain Omnilium naturally... it might be wise to try and focus it into something."
The Avatar nodded. "We just have to start from the bottom and work our way back up. I don't know about you, but I prefer to stay at a range... the Stone Glove could do just that." Aang reaches out towards the glove in the tree. He focused on it, trying his damndest to pull it back. "Maybe... all we need to do... is... think... really...hard..." The glove did not budge.
Momo decided to hop up onto the outstretched hand of his master and sit. The lemur chattered whimsically, oblivious to the concentration he had just interrupted. "Sometimes thinking isn't my strong suit..." To be frank, at times he hated thinking. There was no telling when a bad memory would rise to the surface.
"Tomorrow morning, bright and early. Once you and I can bend at a distance, we should be able to take anything this world can throw at us, right?"
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