Bloopers And Directors Cut - Accidental Avatar Edition

Hymn of the Fayth

A/N: Hello. So I've got the song this "Song-Fic" was based on up top.  I was cleaning out some old files, and SashaL and I came across a number of songfics and the like and other rejected chapters which we've decided to post.  If you've kept up to date with official Accidental Avatar storyline, you might know why this chapter was not kept

I hated how Azula had so rudely just, thrown me in here. Well, she didn't, but one of her goons did. I had literally left to ask where to find a bathroom, and they threw me into this... abandoned city? It's kinda creepy. Lots of empty courtyards, silent doorways, and an eerie glow all around. It was beautiful, but sad. Words came to mind, in some strange language. Somehow, I knew what they meant, and it felt appropriate for this silent tomb of ancient hopes and lost dreams. A place whose secrets slept soundly under the feet and chaos above.

Ieyui

Nobomeno

Renmiri

Yojuyogo

My voice bounced off the walls around me, and it felt appropriate to just walk calmly along the silent path before me. Water lapped gently at the edge of its bed, the only other sound down here. The gentle back and forth swish of the water provided my rhythm, and I could almost imagine an ancient procession walking beside me as I solemnly sang my strange tune.

Ieyui

Nobomeno

Renmiri

Yojuyogo

I stopped before an old crumbling pillar, touching its cool stone wall and running my fingers along its cracks and the crystals that protruded from it.

Hasa te ka na e

Ku ta ma e

Hasa te ka na e

Ku ta ma e

I repeated the song as I turned away. In my mind's eye, I saw a woman dancing on water, as strange lights and water swirled around her. I stepped into the water, the cool liquid swirling around my feet as the words flowed from my mouth, and slightly amused at myself, I decided to dance. Before long, I had accomplished the feat of waterbending the water to lift me onto a swirling platform. It was fun, and as I came back down, I could sense a charged energy in the air. A loud crash drew my attention to where a hole had just appeared, revealing Aang and Iroh.

"Amaya!" Iroh called, as I ran over to the old man, hugging him happily.

"Iroh!" I smiled my biggest smile, then turned to Aang and pulled him into a hug. "Avatar Aang! Thank goodness, I thought I was in trouble for a second!"

"Where is Zuko?" Iroh asked.

"That's a question," I responded. "I was thrown in here, alone. I haven't seen anyone else yet."

"We need to find them, come quickly!" Iroh said.

Aang looked up at me. "Were you singing?"

I felt myself blush as I nodded sheepishly.

He grinned. "It was very pretty!"

"Thanks," I grinned back, as we hurried to find the others.