1x1 with Unknown Child and MagicalRPer

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"Great!" Kitshin smiled, her eyes shining. "There's notice to lose! Oh tes, and what is your name? I'm Kitshin!" She jumped up and down in joy, sweeping and smiling. "Oh yes and you may want to meet Ioka... Ioka!" She looked over the edge of the cliff and smiled at the serpent's appearance. "See, Io-chan? I told you there would be someone to teach me!"

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"My name is Aika." Aika curtsied gratefully, a smile on her face. "But maybe you should see the monks first, and then meet my family if they allow me to teach you." She began leading the way, hopefully Kitshin would follow. "I have a fair sized family, two sisters and two brothers. No parents sadly, they died in the war. My older sister is called Naomi, she looks after our home whilst I teach our younger siblings how to airbend. My youngest sister is Kasumi, she's ten, and my youngest brother is Jirou, he's thirteen. My other brother, Kirichou, is fourteen and is always in trouble. I try my hardest with him, and so does Naomi. We're close, so it may take them a while to get used to you." Smiling slightly, she half-turned to Kitshin. "You should stay with my family for a while so you learn the basics of airbending, then maybe we should go to the earth and then fire kingdoms and find your other teachers. We could go on Ioka, or travel on one of my family's bison." Soon she stopped her nervous babble as they reached the Air Temple. From there she could see her older sister, Naomi, worried on the edge.

Carefully she led Kitshin towards the nearest monk, the one who had told Izanami off, who was sadly still beside her. "Sir, I found the Avatar." Aika said nervously, showing him Kitshin.

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Kitshin's face grew serious and she stepped back to bow. "I am glad to see your tribe." She rose and looked around, bowing again. "I hope you can all help me..."


(So sorry for the darn short post X.x)

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"Hello, young Avatar." The monk said graciously, leading the rest of the tribe in a bow. Izanami looked at Aika with a sneer as they rose.
"Her name is Kitshin, and she's from the Water Tribe." Aika explained, glancing at the floor.
"I can train her, sir." Izanami said sweetly, though it sounded way too sweet to Aika. "I think she'd find my home incredibly comfortable, compared to those who aren't as well off as me." Her glance at Aika was full of pure hatred, though it showed a bit of triumph.
"Maybe..." The monk said thoughtfully, though he was looking at Aika. "We'll see how you go, Izanami. If you don't do too well, then maybe I'll get Aika to train her." His glance held the truth in it as he continued to look at Aika, it showed that he knew that she would mess up - and quickly.
"This way, Avatar." Izanami's smile was full of triumph, and Aika watched with her heart sinking.
"Her name is Kitshin." Aika repeated, though this time her voice showed her irritance. The slightly older girl glared at Aika again, daring her to say anything else.

Naomi lay a hand on Aika's shoulder, though this time she was looking at the monk. "Maybe we should let Kitshin choose who she wants to teach her, she is supposed to save our world." Her voice had a hint of a smile in it though her face remained smooth. Everyone turned to watch the conversation, all hoping that she would pick her though they knew she wouldn't.

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Kitshin smiled at Izanami. "One second." She walked slowly to Aika, and bent down infront of the girl. "Do not be afraid, Aika-chan," she murmured, her eyes closed. She stayed in that position for a while before walking to Izanami. "I can't wait." She smiled at the girl again, and waited for her to lead the way.

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Aika hid a quick smile, and Naomi had overheard them. Together they melted away from the group of Air Nomads, but Aika promised herself that she would talk to Kitshin again and bring one of her siblings with her. She didn't doubt the fact that Izanami would mess up, and she wanted Kitshin to know her siblings before she learned alongside Aika's siblings.

Naomi let them walk in silence, then when they were far away enough she rounded on Aika. "Don't try anything stupid. Kitshin will be trained by you, I have no doubt that Izanami will mess up in the first week. Izanami will be pretty much everywhere with that girl, and won't let you anywhere near Kitshin. If you want I can send Kirichou with a note to Kitshin, Izanami doesn't mind him." She was slightly angry, though she kept her voice lowered and kept close to Aika's side.
"I want her to meet Kirichou, Jirou and Kasumi through me, not through that witch. You know that she'll tell Kitshin that we are bad news, and Kitshin won't talk to us. And maybe Izanami isn't that bad." Aika's voice was slightly pained, she had hoped that she would get a chance to train Kitshin without any trouble.
"You could have just taken her home." Naomi's voice was quiet, though none of her anger showed anymore. She knew that her sister longed for something different to have happened, though what was done was done. There was nothing Aika could do.
"That would have meant betraying the Monks." Aika hissed, then stopped talking as they had reached their home. Quietly the two girls entered their home, and Naomi immediately went to see what they had in the ways of food in their pantry.

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Izanami smiled triumphantly at Aika, though Aika had seemed not to notice it. She fell into step beside Kitshin, and began telling her in a snobbish voice about her family. "I'm an only child, and we live in a four bedroomed house. My mother and father have quite high ranks in our tribe, so it seems only right that I get to train the Avatar. I would haave thought that you would have been older, though you can't pick everything in this world. I'll have to see about getting you some other clothes, those look too worn out to be seen around me. Your clothes have to stick out, I'll see what I have at home."

Izanami talked to Kitshin about her hair as they walked the rest of the way, saying that it needed a wash and needed to be styled properly. She didn't realise it, but she was insulting Kitshin with every word. It was just the way she was, and her long blonde hair was perfect, etc etc.

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Kitshin sighed deeply to herself, as if she was eavesdropping and Izanami was talking to someone else. "No, I'll be fine," she insisted, remembering the last time someone had tried to give her a makeover. She shuddered, and looked at the girl. "I'm way older than you than you think." Kitshin smirked, but was silent for the rest of the way to Izanami's house. Obviously she didn't know how much every word she spoke was an insult to Kitshin.

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"Here we are, this is my house." Izanami said as they reached a fair sized house, though compared to the rest of the houses around it was huge. "Come in." She said, opening the door and letting herself in. Leaving the door open for Kitshin, she looked in the kitchen for her mother, and found her almost immediately. "Mother, I've been chosen to train the Avatar." Izanami said with pride in her voice as her mother looked up.
"That's nice dear." Her mother replied absentmindedly, looking up at her daughter. "Show the Avatar to one of the spare rooms and tell her to be down for dinner in 10 minutes." Then her mother looked back down at the food she was making. Izanami scowled, and turned to Kitshin.

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"Nice house," Kitshin muttered, being snapped out of her trance by the scowl. She bowed to Izanami's mother. "Thenk you for letting me stay." She was still thinking up ways to avoid getting a makeover done. Wait, it was worse. A makeover done by a blonde... She sighed to herself again and smiled, remembering how people to her as twelve. Of course, she was actually seventy-two, or something like that...

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"Come upstairs, you can see what room you want. We have two very nice guest rooms from you to choose from." Izanami smiled, all traces of her disappointment of her mother's reaction gone. Leading the way, she gracefully walked up the grand staircase expecting Kitshin to follow. Up on the first floor was two bedrooms, though Izanami ignored them and went up to the second floor. "These are our guest rooms, have a look at them and choose one. Clean up and be ready to eat downstairs in the kitchen in ten minutes."