Martafav

A young girl once asked a blind man, "Can you see?" "Why, no, silly girl," the man replied. "I'm blind." "I know that. Can you  see?" The man thought hard. He couldn't remember one moment when he had vision. "I'm sorry, my girl, but my eyes are broken. I don't understand what you mean." "I guess you can't then..." The girl sighed, defeated. She spent her whole life searching. She learned many languages and toured many countries during her mission, but none brought her to who she was looking for. One day, when she was old and retired, she sat on her front porch, feeling the soft breeze blow through her hair and listening to the soft c

Prologue Earth. Water. Fire. Air. Mother told me a story, no, she told me a legend. Avatar Korra of the Southern Water Tribe, the avatar after Avatar Aang. She told me of how Korra defeated Amon and his equalists, therefore saving the art of bending itself. She has gone down in history just as Avatar Roku, Avatar Kyoshi, and Avatar Aang had. She, sadly, died in her sleep at the age of 104. Her husband, Mako, had died earlier that month and her daughter, Malia, already had kids who had their own kids. Now, I'm afraid, dark times have fallen upon us again. When they found that Avatar Korra had died, many people took it terribly. The White