Avatar: The Last Airbender RP

(I'm enjoying this.)

"I'm yelling at Rai!"
"And for the record, stop yelling at me, too!" she called, getting some food out for them.
"Ugh! OK. OK. Whatever. I'm going to go sit down over there and not speak."
Rai snorted. "That'll last for all of five minutes."
"I'll make it six," he challenged, sicking his tongue out.

"Only when mysterious strangers show up," she replied, sprinting the rest of the distance to the farm. She stopped just beyond the gate. "Well, since you're here, you might as well stay the night."

((Got a lot of emotional steam out >__<))

"Oooh, watch out guys, we're dealing with a really hardcore kid over here." Ur smirked, starting to calm down.

Lyon slowed to a stop as he reached the gate, "Or, I can take my bag and head off for the night. There is no need, I can take care of myself."

(Nooooo kidding.)

Jiyang snorted and smirked. "You do not understand the beginning of how incredibly hardcore I am." He leaned back on his hands.
"That was what, 20 seconds?" Rai asked.
"Hey! That didn't count!"
"Or that, I'm assuming."
"Yes!"
"Or that?"
He opened his mouth, shut it, and smirked. He pointed at the two of them and looked away.
Rai laughed. "You're pathetic."

"Or. I could just walk into the house, hide this bag, and then you'd have to stay. Plus, we're only trying to help. Or are you one of those macho guys who doesn't accept help from anyone?"

"You really stink at this," Ur smirked at him.

"Fine," Lyon said in defeat, "I'll stay, but only for one night."

Jiyang opened his mouth but snapped it closed a moment later, determined to stay quiet for at least five minutes.
"Wow. If I knew it would be this easy, I would've mentioned it hours ago," Rai joked, setting the food out for them. "Eat up."

"Good. Dinner's almost ready. Come on. Kayden, stop playing with the Roosterpig and let's go!"
He whined but followed his big sister inside.
"Come on in . . . what's your name?" Yuri asked, her round, brown eyes bright and curious.

"You don't need to tell me twice." Aiyana said with a slight smile, taking some food. She'd watched the whole argument quietly, figuring it wouldn't have done any good for her to get involved.

Ur rolled her eyes at Jiyang before picking up a bowl and started to attack at her meal, "Thank you!" she said through a mouthful of food.

Lyon hesitated for a moment when his name was brought up. He tried to think of a fake name, but he looked at the girl for a long moment. She seemed innocent and like he could trust her, "Lyon." he replied, "And thank you," he said with a slight bow.

"Somebodies hungry." Aiyana chuckled, starting to eat.

"I haven't eaten in forever." Ur exclaimed, stuffing her face.

Rai just stared at her, amazed. "It's been 12 hours. Not three days."
Jiyang was too busy laughing to say anything.

"Well, Lyon, time to eat." She led him into the house where Kayden was telling their parents all about the strange boy.

"I'm a growing girl," she said, looking down at her now empty bowl, loolomg devastated.

"Are you sure it's okay with your parents?" Lyon muttered to her.

"Uh-huh. If you ate slower, you'd fill fuller." She continued eating her meal, still mildly freaked out.

"Yeah, of course."
"Well, so you're the boy Kayden keeps jabbering about," Yuri's father, Kono, greeted, walking over. He was a beast of a man - huge, muscled, and wrinkling from being in the sun all his life. He held out his hand for Lyon to shake.

"Can I pleaseeee have some of yours?" Ur asked, leaning over, "I may die of starvation!"

Lyon looked at him for a brief moment before shaking his hand, "It's a pleasure to meet you," he said, inclining his head respectfully, "Thank you for allowing me to stay the night."

"With all the food you inhaled? I don't think so. But fine." She transferred some of her food over. "Eat slowly. Breathe in between bites."

"Of course! We're always willing to take in strays. We're just about to eat. Come join us." He led the way to the dining room where Kayden and their mother, June, were waiting.
Yuri took a seat and gestured for Lyon to sit next to her.

"You're so fantastic," Ur grinned, starting to eat again, but more slowly and controlled this time.

Lyon followed them in and sat next Yuri when she gestured him over. He was shocked by their hospitality and kindness, it was something he wasn't use to.

Rai giggled and continued eating, toying with her chopsticks.

"Bread, Lyon?" June asked, smiling and handing him the bread basket.

After a few minutes, Ur finished and laid back on the ground, "That was fantastic," she grinned.

"Yes, thank you," Lyon said with a slight smile as he took a hunk of bread from the basket and tore a piece off before popping it into his mouth. As he sat their silently, his mind started to wander. I wonder how Rai and the others are . . .

"Glad you enjoyed it. You can talk now, Jiyang."
"Awesome. Thanks for the food."
"Of course." She crossed her legs under her, leaning her cheek against her hand. "I might go exploring a bit more - find out more about my people."

"So, Lyon, where are you from?" Yuri asked between bites.

"Awh, I was hoping you'd be quieter for longer," Ur smirked before looking over at Rai, "Take your time."

Lyon paused for a moment before responding, "Just a small village, not too far from here."

Jiyang smirked. "Sorry."
Rai got to her feet and lit a torch. "I'll be back then."

"What're you doing wandering around then?" she asked, watching him curiously.

"I hope you find something neat!" she called after Rai before sitting back up.

"You sure do ask a lot of questions. My Uncle and I got into a disagreement and he kicked me out." he said with a shrug.

"I'm sure I will!" she yelled over her shoulder.

"Sorry. Just curious." She paused. "What'd you fight about?"
"Yuri! That's between him and his uncle," Kono chided, chuckling.

Ur smiled before laying back down, "I'm bored," she sighed.

"I'd rather not speak about it, if you don't mind," he said, glancing away.

"Well, what do you want to do then?" Jiyang asked.

"Sorry. Just . . . curious."

"I dunno," she sighed, "Something fun."

"It's fine," he said with a light smile, continuing to eat.