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Nikko thought how it was funny how Senge would get worried about Jaya if she went off for too long. When that happened, it was up to Nikko to keep the hybrid from wandering around. Nikko wondered why he was as tame as he was. The Armadillo bear was obedient to Jaya and, to a lesser extent, Nikko, but he wanted to know what happened in his life to make him so obedient to humans. He hummed in thought as he reached over to feel Senge's armor. "I think he'll be fine, maybe just a little out of it because of the change in climate, but nothing too bad." He then nodded. "Yeah, we should get some gear for you. I still have my cold weather gear. Always had it in case I wanted to go Back North or down South."

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Nikko wanted to head ocer to the fire Nation once things settled down. He had seen Earth Kingdom cities of all kinds, the Northern Water Tribe, and even a handful of swamp bender colonies. Those swamp bender people surely were interesting, both in a joking and serious way. While they seemed odd, they were connected to the world in a way that few others could achieve. The vines and trees in the swamp connected them to the rest of the world, and they didn't need to take a step outside of the swamp.

Seeing Jaya move around, Nikko looked at her and saw her put the green shirt over her red one. He smiled back at his friend and nodded. "Yeah."

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Niokko thought for a brief moment. He had been in the Earth kingdom for so long that he had been starting to forget about his home. He still knew a lot about it, though, but there were a few spots in his memory where it was just the slightest bit fuzzy. "Well, the North and South are different places, that's for sure. But for both of them, Tradition is key. We've been doing things the same ways for forever, since the founding of the Tribes, I think." He explained to her. "In the North, it was only recently that the chief allowed women to learn traditional waterbending, not just healing. The South used to have a bunch of female warrior waterbenders up until several years ago. Katara is the last native Southern Tribe waterbender." We used to talk to the spirits too, not sure if they still do that, though. The South is a bit more wild than the North, from what I've heard. Not as impressive, building wise."

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Jaya was right. The three of them weren't going to make the world the peaceful place that they want it to be by themselves, but they were helping bit by bit, making people see that not all people of the Fire nation were full of hate and evil. She was also right in the fact that most of the towns they had been to were near Fire nation villages that were set up when Ozai was colonizing the Earth Kingdom. He didn't feel right with saying that they had to show the world that she was tolerable. it didn't seem like the right word to use, but he couldn't come up with any words to replace it. So he left it was it was, and looked around them.

"I guess." he replied back. "Fire and water are opposites, but I think that the Water Tribes would be much more open to accepting the Fire Nation as an ally again. It's the element of change and adaptation, where Earth is about standing your ground and being unwavering." He then smiled at the thought of being back in a place where snow was everywhere, and didn't melt away the next day. "We should probably get some warm clothes for you before we get there. Your fire might keep you warm, but you won't be immune to the cold, and your bending will be less powerful."

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Jaya, Senge, and Nikko all traveled south towards south pole. They had stopped at a few towns on their way down, and currently the group was making its way to another town. It had been a few days since the last town, but they didn't seem to be in a hurry to get to the South Pole.

Like normal, Nikko sat behind Jaya, looking at the world around them. While he was curious to move east, and to see the lesser visited towns and cities of the earth kingdom, the desert was just too much for him.

"Hey Jaya." He suddenly said out of the blue. "Do you think that we can reach actual peace? It's been a long war, and I'm not sure if everyone can burry the hundred year old hatchet."

Deadpool and the Odd Squad

Gotta give credit where credit is due. Six characters at a time is impressive.

Maybe it could be like some sort of X-academy kind of thing?

Deadpool and the Odd Squad

Well, it could just be us, we don't need a bunch of people.

Deadpool and the Odd Squad

How about we do a non-marvel related RP? Still superheroes and the like, but cut from Marvel universi(?).

Deadpool and the Odd Squad

Yeah, that sucks because there'e more to marvel than just the movies

Deadpool and the Odd Squad

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