Enye was around ten minutes away from the station to Ba Sing Se, her stamina was running low from walking all day. Sweat beaded down her mild colored skin, her eyes longing for a rest. Though in her mind, she knew she could make it. Enye pressed on, only ten more minutes she would relentlessly say to herself. The sun beamed down, unmerciful and looking for revenge. Enye didn't like bending in public, she stole a glance around her location and stopped moving. Taking stance she moved her body with grace and stealth. Once she was done a small breeze was created to cool her down. Feeling the breeze against her wet face was inspiration that she could make it to the station. Not shifting into a sprint but a slightly fast jog. Enye could rest for a few hours once she arrived. Other than that, she would keep moving.

 "I have to keep going." Enye whispered, "Only a mile more..."

 Ten minutes p*censored*ed with leisure, this taking affect on Enye's already exhausted body. Gasping for breath she pulled her body up facing the sky and lifted her arms, fresh clean air filtered through her lungs and it felt good. She stood facing the entrance of the station, her hopes were high that things would go faster until Ba Sing Se.

----->

 Dinwei sensed a presence, it was lost--clearly. Moving his body from his sitting position to standing, he shifted his arms and legs to move the rock slab that concealed him into his peaceful little room. His eyes flowed to the image just outside. It was a girl, she wasn't a child but rather young for a women.

 "Are you looking for something?" 

     Ellie was able to get herself together and focus on her bending. She took the water around her with graceful movements before finally shoving it into the face of her opponent. Her opponent, her equal in ability, was able to freeze the water before it hit him, and then let it fall. Ellie smiled, relaxed her stance, and took her water back. Now it was her opponent's turn to attack. She knew him pretty well, and he could be quite unpredictable. She lowered her stance, feet apart, hands positioned as if she were about to catch a basketball. 

     The boy stood motionless in a relaxed stance, his eyes closed. Ellie was beginning to think he was never going to attack, and she relaxed a tad; the moment she did, however, the boy snapped into a fighting position and in a fraction of a second, sent icy daggers at Ellie. Ellie jumped to the side and quickly gained control of the daggers; she sent them around her body and back at the boy she was facing. By them time she'd done that, the boy had already sent another group of daggers. Ellie gasped, and reacted quickly; she put up her hands and flicked her fingers, making the ice turn to water, where it fell to the ground. She smirked at her accomplishment, and relaxed, realizing the duel was over. 

&a&a&

     Halle Jay had heard stories that Dinwei Saugh was a mean, heartless man who would have no mercy on people he didn't care about, which was most people. The more time she spent dwelling underground, the more apprehensive she grew. When she heard a voice, she jumped and quickly spun around. In front of her stood a tall, dark-skinned man with many scars. She stared up at him, her mind speeding through thoughts. 

     "Are you...who are you?" Her voice was frail at first, but when she spoke again it was stronger.  

Dusk held out her hand to give Ellie a pat on the back and she attempted to do so. She missed entirely and slapped the ground instead. Her hand went straight through for, on instinct, she had turned it into water the moment she felt herhand sting. She lifted it up and replaced the ice. She watched sightlessly as the master wandered over to her and Ellie.

"How about you two fight." He said with a slight smile, as if he knew what was going to happen. Dusk uncrossed her legs and stood up. She took off her coat and was left with her t-shirt and a furry under shirt. She smiled, this was going to be fun. She remembered being beaten by Ellie many times before, but not this time. this time it would be different.

She moved her foot and lifted her arms. She spread her fingers open and waited to feel the vibrations of the other girl standing up... 

ooc: I hope that wasn't power-playing.

       Ellie nodded at her teacher, but said nothing. She knew Dusk was blind, and would probably rely on hearing; that may not be the only thing, but Ellie wasn't going to give herself away by speaking. She stood gracefully, her body moving like the water she controlled. She moved quickly into a bending stance, knowing that Dusk wasn't going to play around; she was going to attack as soon as the opportunity arose. Ellie had beaten Dusk more times than lost. She waited for her to make the first move.  

       The wind blew Ellie's dark, curly hair around her body; it was already cold outside, and the wind added more tension to her body. She shivered once, and regretted it. Shivering was a sign of weakness, and she didn't want to show any type of weakness around Dusk.  

 Finally arriving at the town that traveled to Ba Sing Se, Enye searched for a hotel of some sort. The sun was still smoldering hot and bared it's gruesome wrath upon those outside. A redeeming breeze was no where in sight and it was too crowded for Enye to create one. Walking into a high-end tea shop, Enye gave a sigh--for the coolness surrounded her overly temperature body. Taking a seat, she took in the decor designs and table patterns. The walls were laced with green, symbolizing a mellow tone. Bonzai trees covered each corner, shelves filed properly with earthbending statues, and tables were neatly placed with fine china. 

 "May I serve you today, Miss?" Asked a rather good-looking man, probably in his early twenties. 

 Enye tilted her head up, she swooshed her bangs out of her eyes and smiled,

 "Actually, may I have some Jade Tea and Roasted Duck?" She asked, her voice horsed and tired. The young man nodded politely and walked to the counter and gave an even older gentleman the order. 

 Enye closed her eyes, trying to rest as much as she could before leaving for the train station. Peace overwhelmed her aura, her breathing became even and not-tightened.

 "Hey, again."

 Enye flashed open her green eyes, searching for the voice--it belonged to the waiter. She took in his appearance more analyzed than before. His hair was short and very dark, high cheek bones, soft brown eyes, and smooth lips. He seemed tall around the height of five, eleven. 

 "Hi...again." Enye braved a weak smile, "Is there something wrong?"

 "No, No...you just don't seem to be from around this part of the Earth Kingdom." He mused, settling in a chair before Enye.

 "I'm not, don't you need to be tending to other customers?" Enye asked not trying to seem rude.

 The young man, relaxed in the chair gave her a interested look, "Am I bothering you?"

 "Oh..oh, no. It's just--it's rude for people to be ignored. I didn't want you to get in trouble."

 "It's a slow day, you were the only customer untended. What's your name by the way?" He charmed, his smile was brilliant and comforting. 

 Enye looked to her hands, what was going on...she didn't have time for mindless chatter. She didn't reply for a minute or so, in timing too. The young waiter was called to deliver the next order to her. Carrying the Roasted Duck and Jade Tea like a pro, the young waiter settled it down in front of Enye.

 "Here you go...?"

 "Enye, my name is Enye." She replied, opening a pair of chopsticks and going for the Duck.

 "I'm Shuang...It's nice to meet you Enye." He poured the Jade Tea into both the disturbed cups. 

--->

 "That's a brave question to ask a stranger...especially in an underground secret bunker." Dinwei growled, his tone was strong and powerful.

 The young girl was clearly on edge and more than likely scared. Dinwei sensed something inside her though, a longing for power--just like his.

 "I am Dinwei Saugh, state your business or become prisoner for wasting my time."  

Rel looked around the boat. The room was small, with little light and its smell was rank. He pinched his nose and felt around. There were boxes everywhere and he geussed he was in the food supply after smelling some of the boxes. He shut the door with with earthbending and sat as quietly as he could.

The ground was wet and rough with the sense that this particular boat might had sunk sometimes and then have been revived by waterbenders. He sighed as he waited for the boat to set sail, what was taking it so long?

((Your bender can be any bender, really. :D 

Haha, I'm glad that Dinwei's pink font stories amused you. xD )) 

[[Too many decisions! I'll come up with something. And I'll post my bio soon. (probably edit it into this post)]]