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[dangerouswind]

[Do you know what a wind user does in the rain? She kicks up one hell of a localized storm just outside the village. She's no waterbender, but she's seeing if she can concentrate enough on those gusts of wind to send the water in whatever direction she deems necessary.

It's not all that productive -- after all, raindrops aren't the best weapon -- but focusing on her control is always good training.

Besides, she's just happy to play in the rain.

Later, she'll be found wandering the village, soaking wet and not going in any particular direction. She might stop in the bakery for something sweet and she'll be popping into Good Spirits a little later for something bracing to drink.

She'll even address the village at large, via an unfiltered message in the journal:]

I love the rain.

[So sue her. She's actually in a good mood.]

Comments

[voice]

[mydearapple.livejournal.com]

I've been to some warmer places, but never anywhere like that. What's it like?

[voice]

[dangerouswind.livejournal.com]

It's... [A pause, and then he can probably hear the wistful smile in her voice.] It's beautiful and dangerous. All stark edges and rushing wind.

[voice]

[mydearapple.livejournal.com]

Sounds pretty rough. [But judging from her tone...] I guess that's not such a bad thing, though.

[voice]

[dangerouswind.livejournal.com]

The most beautiful things are a little dangerous, I think. Otherwise, what's the point?

[voice]

[mydearapple.livejournal.com]

I suppose it would make them a little more exciting.

[voice]

[dangerouswind.livejournal.com]

Excitement's only one bit of it, really. Nothing is ever the same out there; the wind is always moving, always reshaping the dunes. You never get the same view twice.

[voice]

[mydearapple.livejournal.com]

[He considers this, and responds thoughtfully.]

So in a way, it's a new experience every time.

Re: [voice]

[dangerouswind.livejournal.com]

Sorta, yeah. I wouldn't trade it.