Avatar Airbender Quotes Novels & Stories

Ava insists, her voice filled with determination and love. Damon chuckles warmly. "I will, silly," I reply with a smile, flicking my finger to summon little butterflies. Trees and grass begin to grow, the sky turns blue, and gradually, the place transforms into a beautiful landscape. "If you find out what I did to Lara, you might hate me." "I won't. I don't care if you did anything to her. She isn't related to me," Ava reassures me, her love and acceptance shining through her words.

I hugged her head and she kept purring until the tingle subsided. The woman muttered. Aria, who seemed to be very happy by what she had done, licked my face covering it in her slobber. I laughed and moved away, “hey! Stop.” I said giggling. “I feel sad separating you two. Are you ready, Ava?” She asked, the sadness was back in her tone. I was sad as well, so I gave her a nod. “Okay, I'll send you back now. Just…” she trailed off. “Don't give up on him, he needs you. I know it's hard, keep that fierce spirit. Don't let him extinguish it, it'll save you and him in the end.”

I growl. “Yeah? Are you going to rake those claws down my back in the sky, Kenna? Are you somehow going to get over top of me and rain your fire down on me? Are you going to ram me in the air and bring me to the ground?” Avani asks. I press my lips together tightly. I know he has a point, but I hate thinking of myself as weak.

Ravyn was reproved by Erios for a moment for being unable to properly assess her own limits and ended with a quote (or what he thinks it is) along with his regular waist poses that soften the hearts of women in Komveena. "To be an Airburst, you have to know yourself and protect yourself well. How can a hero who can't take good care of themselves help others?" ...So cute…/...Lame...

Before she could ask why, the world twisted around her, air bending, light vanishing and then, suddenly, they were standing in front of the villa. Avi let out a startled cry, clutching at him as she tried to catch her breath. “Calm down,” he murmured, holding her steady. “You’re safe.” “What did you just do?” “I teleported us,” he said simply. “You’re perfectly fine, maybe a little surprised.” “A little?” she said, eyes wide. Her breathing slowly steadied. “I wanted to show you that even if I can’t change form right now, I can still get you out of danger in a heartbeat.” He smiled faintly. “We’ll talk about it later. Mikan’s coming.”

Yet, as I breathed in the scent of pine and earth, I felt a deep sense of connection to this land. This was a place where time stood still, where the rhythms of nature dictated the pace of life. It was a place where one could lose themselves, and yet, find a sense of belonging. As I glanced over at Ava, her eyes shining with wonder, I knew that this was a moment we would both carry with us forever. “Ember, strike a pose, please. You need to be in this” Ava says calmly as she shot at least 30 times in a span of one minute. “Now that’s a great shot!” She added.

He turned to leave, his parting words chilling: “Cherish your free days while you can.” Ava collapsed dramatically onto the steps. “Oh my God! Someone save me!” she wailed, clinging to me like her life depended on it. I patted her shoulder, trying not to laugh. “Don’t worry, Ava. Maybe it won’t be as bad as you think.” She sniffled, looking up at me with watery eyes. “You really think so?” I smiled softly. “Good people always find a way to happiness. You’ll be fine, Ava. Trust me.”

“No! I still want to go!” “Avist! I am telling you! Let's just wait for my father's people, they're much faster and reliable than our two feet, I'm begging you, I'm tired of chasing you for so long, can you please not go? I'm already giving my best to help you." “Please look at me too” It was a rush confessions of literal truth, full of begging that Avist didn't put much thought but to Dengde its all of what he had.

My vision blurred and I had to lean onto a tree to hold my footing. Kira once again croaked from her spot, her eyes still infuriatingly glued to her work. "Don't strain yourself kid; they left to find Ava, but I'm sure you wouldn't waste your precious energy for such a lonesome being, hm?" She arched her left brow, peeking at me from the corner of her eyes. Her last words were filled with sarcasm. I didn't bother answering, even though she is technically correct.

I said without thinking. Avatar’s gaze snapped back to me as he interrupted. “Careful,” he warned. “You are saying too much.” I pressed my lips together, cursing myself silently. Minutes passed. Each second felt stretched, heavy, unbearable. My heart refused to slow down, no matter how hard I tried to breathe calmly. The door opened again. The man who had left returned and shook his head. “Nothing outside.” Avatar hummed thoughtfully. “Interesting.” He walked closer again, crouching slightly so his face was level with mine.