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Avatar - The Age of Winter

You thought the water tribes housed people of peace? Nobody would have said that back then.

Long before Aang, long before the Fire Nation captured the earth, long before the longest summer the four nations had ever experienced, there was winter.

Iluq, A shaman and healer of the southern water tribe, had been born with extraordinary abilities. She had been haled from around the world for her spiritual and bending prowess, and was an assistant of Avatar Li, an earthbender who literally shaped the world. She was a young teen during his time as the avatar, and was only able to assist him for a few short years before his demise.

Once Li passed, Iluq believed herself to be more than just another human being. She proclaimed herself a greater being, and her abilities weer unchallenged as she became the chief of the southern tribe, making herself the exception of the sexist traditions. She isolated herself, allowing herself to descend into madness. Using her powers, she began to expand the ice, using the other water benders of her tribe to assist her. She knew well that she couldn't encase the world in her ice from just the south, and quickly overthrew the chief of the norther tribe to freeze the world from two fronts.

She attacked the Fire Nation first, knowing that they would be the most difficult to face. It took more than a year of fighting to finally control the fire nation, and the earth kingdom fell soon afterwards.

Still in early development, feel free to add to it or change it if you'd like!

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bleep bloop

fighting to keep this alive.

Do I have permission to do what I please with the space worm? Or am I waiting for our GM to move it around.

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Izin left the ship and made it to the ground of the mood. Of course, like any being, she needed to be suited up for the lack of air and difference in pressure. Her helmet was made to accommodate her head-tails, but that was the only main difference between her own suit and most others.

When they had touched down on the moon, The young Twi'lek bid her master farewell before leaving, quite unsure if she would be returning successfully, or if she would even be returning at all. It was a dangerous mission she was going on, and she could not fain her master.

Quickly, she made it to the edge of the water. As she got closer, the ground began to rumble. She moved back several steps in an attempt to see if it would calm down, but fell back onto the ground as a sudden and violent jolt knocked her back. She watched as a massive worm emerged from the ground, and instantly pulled out her lightsaber to combat it. As it charged at her, she sprinted in it's direction, her lightsaber ready to pierce it's heart and rid the world of this creature.

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I am now out of class, AED and CPR certified, as well as a fully trained lifeguard! I'll get posting as soon as I can.

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Sorry for the lack of response recently. I have lifeguard training for the rest of the week, and it's taking everything out of me.

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With Ghost's section, I can't help but read it as if a Khajiit is narrating to themselves, and I think that's a little funny.

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Izin watched as her master pulled an item out from his robe. It was an amulet of some sort, she knew that much, but only learned about it once he spoke of its power. Her eyes widened in surprise as she learned of what she could do. It was truly surprising to her, and slowly, she took the amulet. It probably wasn't bet to put it on just yet, so she withheld from doing so. With this amulet in mind, she wondered why he saw going deep into the water could be of any trouble. Rad'qet was a Sith lord, and with the amulet, he should have no need of her abilities. Despite this, she bowed again. "Thank you Master. I'll be sure not to fail you."

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"Well, only one of us should go." Izin stated. She believed it was rather obvious it was either one or none, but she felt the need to say it anyway.

"But, which one of us should go?" She asked rhetorically, tapping her chin in thought and looking up at the ceiling. She could go, being younger, having a large amount of potential, and being more expendable than her master.. On the other hand, her master could go, who had much more focus and experience than she did. If something did happen to Rad'qet, though, his mind will be lost and he will become one with the force. It wasn't as common for a Sith to become a Sith ghost, and while she certainly didn't think that her master would be unable to achieve such a feat, it was rather unlikely.

After a moment of silence, the Twi'lek woman looked at her master seriously and nodded slightly. "I believe I should be the one to go." She told him. "You have more value and knowledge than I do, and we can't risk losing what you've learned. I know what you've taught me, and little else. I might not have as much skill as you, but you wouldn't have taken me from Ryloth if you didn't think I had potential."

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Izin had studied almost every word, every phrase, and had her own notebook to write down her own thoughts about what her master had given her. Unfortunately, she had fallen asleep whilst writing, and jolted awake once Rad'qet's words reached her ears. She was lucky she had fallen asleep in the corner of her room, otherwise she would have fallen off of her bed. Her notes were still in her hands as she quickly surveyed the area, and slowly put them down. "Yes Master!" She called back to the other person on the ship, and made her way to his location. He wouldn't have called her if he was in his meditation room, so the cockpit seemed to be the only logical choice.

Making her way to her master, she stood before the man and bowed, staying quiet and waiting for her orders.

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Would a mute sniper or demo work?