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We're not in Republic City anymore.
She sat, cross-legged, meditating. One day, she'd find a way to reconnect with her past selves. All the previous avatars, stretching back through time. But the meditation itself never hurt. To think just a few years before how bad she'd been at it. So hotheaded, so rash. She'd been tempered. By hard experience, but also by wonderful people.
So she smiled when she felt the breeze stir her hair. It was a reminder, to her, of so much. But then she heard the creaking of a door.
Her eyes opened, and she stood. There weren't any doors here, not out in the wilds beyond Republic City. But there was one, in the face of a boulder near to her, grass swirling in front of it like it had always been there, just a part of the scenery. She stepped forward.
She didn't remember taking hold of the handle. All she remembered was the flash, and then there was...another city. One she didn't recognize, with strange smells, and strange sounds. She turned in a small circle, eyes wide and mouth open.
"How does my life keep on getting stranger?"
So she smiled when she felt the breeze stir her hair. It was a reminder, to her, of so much. But then she heard the creaking of a door.
Her eyes opened, and she stood. There weren't any doors here, not out in the wilds beyond Republic City. But there was one, in the face of a boulder near to her, grass swirling in front of it like it had always been there, just a part of the scenery. She stepped forward.
She didn't remember taking hold of the handle. All she remembered was the flash, and then there was...another city. One she didn't recognize, with strange smells, and strange sounds. She turned in a small circle, eyes wide and mouth open.
"How does my life keep on getting stranger?"
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She's honestly not used to people approaching it like that much, these days.
"I miss just getting to practice for the joy of it, if I'm honest."
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Which, the more he thought about it, might actually be kind of fun... doing parkour when the space around him was constantly in flux? As long as he didn’t get lit on fire, he was actually okay with this.
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"It's nice of you to offer, really. But I'm not slinging anything at anyone who isn't a well-trained bender. It's dangerous."
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He wasn’t sure what else she could do with the other elements, though he could imagine earth probably packed a real punch. Water would probably put all his childhood water gun fights with his brother to shame ten times over. And air... well, he certainly wouldn’t mind a boost between building jumps. If it even did that.
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Minoru hadn’t gone there himself. Most of his knowledge of it came from the nurses and other hospital staff up at work. He’s had to help patch a few people up every now and then.