While doing her daily chores around Kyoshi Island, Amaya stumbles upon strangers on the shore near her village, when they were captured by her step-sister Suki, she was all of a sudden drawn to Aang but couldn't sense why. And with a hard battle wit...
When a fierce battle had gone wrong Team Avatar goes into hiding in the Fire Nation. Amaya goes further into why she can bend more than one element . There she finally meets a long lost family member, a new teacher, and expresses her love for Haru.
(When in hiding in the Fire nation this is a representation but the selves are longer with out the tiara and shoulder plates, and with the fire nation top knot)
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(Similar to Zuko's mom)
On Day of Black Sun Amaya cuts it off
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(This is a representation of how it should look like. But in a half pony tail and with her head band.)
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(Another representation, but her bangs are long like the first representation.)
Her wear is altered she now wears Kyoshi's kimono
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But with out the face paint and headdress.
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Tariqq
Age: 20
Affiliation: Order of the White Lotus
Bending type: Water
Hair color: Dark brown
Hair length: Long to his back (With a braid on his right side)
Special attributes: A tattoo of water
Relatives: Amaya (Half sister) and Suki (Step sister)
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