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Narrative
Encircled by various Spirit creatures, Yusha, Cara, Ahri, Yanna, and Maya sat on the grass and ate pastries and various types of food. "So, how is everyone doing?" Maya put a puff in her mouth and asked.
The other protectors gave her a nod and updated her on their well-being. "Yanna, you've made up with Sokka and Katara again. and got to know Aang. What are your thoughts about that?" Yusha asked, leaning on her sister. Yanna grinned broadly at Yusha, her cheeks swollen with food.
"It was wonderful and relieving. I really missed them, and it felt nice to know that they weren't angry towards me." They grinned at her as she spoke.
Yanna has expressed her fears about Katara and Sokka hating her for "disappearing" but when they finally got to hug each other, her worries went away.
"As for Aang, it was nice to meet him. But I have some concerns. Do we really think he's ready?" She asked them, frowning.
They nodded, agreeing with her concerns.
"I'm really nervous about him returning. Of course, it's a good thing he's here, because everyone knows the Avatar brings people hope. He still has a long way to go, given that he's just a child. And I've heard he hasn't even mastered his avatar state. Which is a huge concern." Ahri said, massaging Yusha's scalp as her head lay in her lap.
"The element he will struggle with the most is Earth. But I'll have a friend that will give him a gentle nudge in the right direction." Cara said, trying not to laugh.
They all laughed along with her. "Yeah, because Toph is anything but gentle." Yusha said, teasingly.
"No, but really. Aang may have a long way to go, but I have faith in him. He'll be more mature and stronger than all of us. He'll bring peace." Maya said, smiling confidently.
Everyone nodded, except Ahri, as Maya gave them courage.
Ahri looked at them with the same blank expression. "Let's all just hope he can master all elements before summer's end." She said seriously.
