Avatar the last airbender: Kyoshi's descendant

Chapter 7

FLASH FORWARD

While in a small fishing town an old man accused Aang of abandoning the whole world, which in my opinion is totally bonkers, but that neither here nor there, anyway, Aang told the story about how he ran away from home because he would be separated from his monk Gyatso, then we traveled to a neighboring village when Sokka and Katara begin to get sick, I didn't get sick, due to the fact that I have an immune system of two million men.  So I was the nurse for the day.  Then we went to an old guy named Jeon Jeon who was a firebending teacher, he noticed that I looked exactly like Avatar Kyoshi,  so I told him my dream (Some not all) and the part where I earth bend to save Haru's life from the fire nation he told me that Kyoshi was trying to tell me something very important and that when an Avatar dies their  6th great descendant can possess two or more types of bending, he also said that it is very rare that a descendant can possess such immense power. Long story short, some fire benders came to Jeon Jeons hideout, which burned part of his home, Aang gets some weird frog candies that made them feel better. And plot twist, the guy who was chasing us was Jeon Jeon's former firebending student. 

The night was full as we are sitting around a campsite with several other groups, listening to a man talk about airbenders. The story was memorizing, as the man took off his hat and people gave him whatever they have. That next morning Aang seemed more down than usual, but he never really showed it, but I could still sense it. 

"Hey, we're almost at the Northern Air Temple. This is where they had the championships for Sky Bison polo," 

"Do you think we'll really find airbenders?" Katara asked her brother. 

"You want me to be like you, or totally honest?" Sokka asked bluntly. 

"Are you saying I'm a liar?" 

"I'm saying you're an optimist. The same thing, basically." 

"He's saying you're a liar," I said deviously. Before Sokka could defend himself. "Hey, guys, look at this!" Aang said pointing a mountain with a large structure on top, It looks very similar to the Southern Air Temple, with obvious spires reminiscent of a temple's architecture.

"The Northern Air temple," I said in awe. 

"They really are airbenders!" Katara said amazed, "No, they're not," Aang said as he crossed his arms and leans back, " What do you mean "they're not"? Those guys are flying!" Sokka said, 

"Gliding maybe, but not flying. You can tell by the way they move, they're not air bending. Those people have no spirit," 

Suddenly, a boy sitting in an oddly shaped chair flies right above us, nearly hitting us, and laughing as he does so.

 "Well I don't know, Aang," Katara said pointing to the boy, "That kid seemed pretty spirited."

Aang grins devilishly, and opens up his glider to follow the boy, "We better find some solid ground, before it finds us," we land Appa on the temple courtyard, out of the hazardous sky, Aang zooms across the sky some of the people cheered for the other boy, when a good friendly competition was over, Aang and the boy landed to meet the group and us. 

"Hey, you're a real air bender. You must be the Avatar!" the boy said amazed,  "That's amazing! I-I've heard stories about you!"

"Thanks," Aang said as he rubbed his head in embarrassment. 

Sokka ignores all formalities, instead going over to the boys chair and examining the strange shape and design, "Wow! This glider chair is incredible!"

"You think this is good, wait until you see the other stuff my dad designed,"

We all walk inside the building and enter a room filled with pipes and machinery. Beneath the pipes, an original mural can be seen, although it has been destroyed by the pipes, which are sticking into the walls.