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Benders & Brews: S3: Episode 3 - The Five Trials (Part 1) · Session Zero Heroes | TTRPG Actual Play Adventures & Improv Storytelling

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>> Speaker A: jasmine, oolong, green
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and white. Long ago, these four
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teas were skilfully brewed at the blissful brew.
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Then everything changed when the shop's
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popularity threatened its existence.
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All Mr. Okuron, the shop's owner and tea
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master, could do was to recruit four teenage
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orphans to learn his trade and and staff his
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shop. A year has passed since the orphans were hired,
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and although their skills have progressed, they still have a lot
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to learn before they can brew anything. But I
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believe that they have the potential to make the blissful brew
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the greatest tea shop in the world.
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>> Speaker B: Last time on benders and brews and
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Avatar Legends podcast. We open on a
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scene as Wang long trails
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behind two guards with their arms around
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Brock Lee's shoulders, dragging him.
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A puff of the same pink misty
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smoke greets Brock, but as soon as he smells
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it, he starts to feel a little bit lethargic, a
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little bit slower. This is the
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Udao prison facility.
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>> Speaker C: Anyone know how to juggle?
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>> Speaker B: Mika, you approach, and there are two guards standing by the door. They're
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wearing these very strange, very tight masks that go all the
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way around their face.
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>> Speaker D: Hey, guys, you have
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a guy named Brock. Can I
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say hi to him?
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>> Speaker B: Are you his wife or something?
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>> Speaker D: Yeah, bro.
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>> Speaker E: Miko.
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>> Speaker B: What's up, dude?
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>> Speaker E: So good to see you.
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>> Speaker B: So you push a little bit harder with your bending in order to
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really freeze this up, to really break into this
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lock. Now, you know that there's a guard across the
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way.
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>> Speaker D: Wait, I'm gonna do the bend and snap.
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>> Speaker E: Stay away from my wife.
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>> Speaker D: He doesn't have time to react.
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>> Speaker F: Yeah, exactly. And then all of a sudden, boom.
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>> Speaker B: Brock just tackles this guy to the ground.
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>> Speaker D: You should have stole that guard's clothes.
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>> Speaker B: And you give Brock the clothes. Brock, you've
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got your outfit on. He goes back into town.
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You guys go away from town, kind of around.
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Whatever the case, Brock doubles back and then meets with you
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guys at the start of the tributary. You guys spend the rest of
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the day following the tributary, and
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before you stand a mountain
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amidst the mountain is what looks like an
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abandoned air nation
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temple.
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All, right. Welcome back, everybody, to another episode of benders and
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brews. Episode three. Well, specifically another
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episode. That episode being episode three. Just
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to clarify there, we're not doing another episode three. We
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haven't done episode three yet anyways. All of that.
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>> Speaker G: Well, we do have two other episode three still.
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>> Speaker B: Oh, yeah, that's true. We do. I suppose that's right, because we're on season
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three, which means we had a season. Episode three.
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>> Speaker F: Season two.
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>> Speaker B: And an episode three, season one, which.
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>> Speaker D: Means if you've not watched, heard any of the episodes,
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what the heck are you doing?
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>> Speaker B: Right? That's right. Thank you, Michaela, for reminding them to go check
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out the rest of the show, if you haven't already. But I'm going to
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assume that for the most part, you're here because you've
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listened up until this point and you are excited to
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hear what's going to happen next. We just got
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Brock out of prison, a fire nation prison where he was being
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held that was filled with a gas that would
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kind of, more or less nullify
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the potential for people to break out. But
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they apparently did not expect the
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idea of a potential visitor to the
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prison helping to break a prisoner out. And that's
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exactly what happened. And now the four of you,
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who, I will have introduce here in a moment, are standing at
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the foot of an
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abandoned air nation temple.
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So before we go any further, that's a little recap there, but before
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we go any further, let's talk about
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your characters, so that way everybody remembers who you are and what
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you sound like. I'm going to go the opposite direction as I went last time.
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So, starting to my left, Cameron,
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who are you, and what's the interesting fact about your
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character?
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>> Speaker C: I'm Cameron.
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>> Speaker B: I play.
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>> Speaker C: A, fun fact about Bildor is
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when he was younger, when he
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was in school training with his bow
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staff, they were doing an interesting training
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regiment, where
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it was art day, and they were putting our bow
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staffs in paint, and then they were, like,
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practicing bow staff moves, and then they're like, we're
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going to paint a portrait where you stick
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your two ends of your bow staff
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so much. What?
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>> Speaker D: Just why you love to paint so much.
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>> Speaker C: No, that was because my mother. Anyways, he would
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do painting with his bow staff,
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and, one day he did the color
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purple, and everything went
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horribly wrong. And purple
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was everywhere. It should not have been
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everywhere, and it got in spots.
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It should not have been. Bill, was
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finding purple many days later in the
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shower. that's all. I will.
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>> Speaker B: Was he harshly scolded for it by the teacher?
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>> Speaker C: Very much so. it was referred to as the purple
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incident. Whenever anyone
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mentioned the purple incident, everyone would look at
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Bill and he would turn
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bright purple. Well, not really.
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>> Speaker F: You can't.
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>> Speaker B: Breathe purple and embarrassment now.
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>> Speaker C: He would turn red and embarrassment, but yes, the purple.
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Use purple paint now, because that Bill
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strongly dislikes the color purple.
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>> Speaker H: Oh, okay.
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>> Speaker G: All right.
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>> Speaker B: Good to know. He has an aversion to purple.
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>> Speaker H: Yeah.
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>> Speaker B: All right, we'll keep that in mind. The GM will put all
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sorts of purple things into the game now.
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>> Speaker F: No.
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>> Speaker B: awesome. So next up we got Connor. Connor, who are you
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playing? And what's the deal with who you're playing?
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>> Speaker E: I am Connor and I'm m playing Brock Lee,
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the 17 year old
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earthbender. something
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about him that you may not know is,
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ah, at times, if he just needs to chill to
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himself, he can be, standing on like
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a stone floor, like just
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outside on the gravel. He can sort of
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make his own stone elevator, just kind
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of slowly lower himself down
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below the ground and
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he could seal the top if he really wanted to. But then it's
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dark and then you run oxygen.
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>> Speaker G: He might fall asleep.
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>> Speaker E: He might fall asleep and then you run out of oxygen. You know how
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it is.
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>> Speaker B: Isn't that a minecraft thing? Like you just dig the hole and then you
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fill it up over the top?
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>> Speaker G: No, that's how, Brock sleeps is the Minecraft
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method. If he's out in the wild.
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>> Speaker H: Right.
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>> Speaker B: It's safer that way. Yeah, fair enough.
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>> Speaker E: You don't get killed by zombies.
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>> Speaker B: That's right. What creepers.
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>> Speaker G: That was one of his facts in season one.
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>> Speaker B: This is a slight differentiation from that.
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See, this is why, Dave is like our resident,
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what do you call that? Like, knowledge keeper, historian.
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Oh, you are the he who knows 10,000 things.
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>> Speaker G: Now, I did start making a list of all our
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previous facts so I wouldn't repeat
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them, which is funny because I might repeat one just
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now because I haven't finished.
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>> Speaker B: Fair enough. Well, we'll get to that in just a moment. But
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first, Michaela, who are you playing
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and what's up with them?
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>> Speaker D: I play Mika. Sometimes she's depressing, sometimes
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she's hilarious.
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>> Speaker B: Sometimes she's really flirty with the guards.
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>> Speaker D: She is what she needs to be.
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>> Speaker B: That's right. She's very, adept at her
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versatile skill set.
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>> Speaker D: Yeah, I don't. Yep. she
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has very vivid dreams
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and they're very cool. Usually
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there's a good plot storyline. She
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wakes up thinking, hey, I should write
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this down. This is going to be a dope story.
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And she immediately forgets things as, she's trying to
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write them down.
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>> Speaker B: Yeah, I know what that's like. And then you never do get to write them
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down because you always forget the time that you wake up.
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>> Speaker D: Usually I'll just remember who's in my dream and
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maybe some of the setting and that's about it.
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>> Speaker B: Right.
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>> Speaker D: Just little bits and pieces, and it's not really
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useful.
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>> Speaker B: she hasn't reached that point where she has
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control of the dream. She just experiences.
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>> Speaker D: She usually can tell when she's dreaming, but she
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can't do anything about the dream.
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>> Speaker B: Got you. Gosh, that's a frustrating
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spot to be in.
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>> Speaker G: Does she think the dreams are her ancestors
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trying to communicate to her?
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>> Speaker D: Yeah.
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>> Speaker G: Is that a southern water tribe thing?
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>> Speaker B: Yeah, it sounds like, it.
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>> Speaker D: Some of them. Some of them, she thinks it's her
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enemies trying to communicate with her, but
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that's a whole nother thing.
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>> Speaker B: Sounds tense. Awesome.
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All right, sounds good. jump in finally
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to Dave. Dave, who are you playing and what's his
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deal?
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>> Speaker G: Guohan is who I'm playing. The
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earthbender. Guo also has a
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dream. but his dream is
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to hopefully one day
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expand the food menu
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portion of the blissful brew.
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Or if that doesn't work out, to open
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a sister restaurant, maybe, like, right next to it.
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>> Speaker G: Like different hours or something, or just
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repurpose, have his own
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food he serves in the blissful brew,
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not during their busy times.
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>> Speaker B: Oh, okay. I don't see why not. And
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unbeknownst to globe, but Bill, has been
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taking some cooking lessons. I feel like there's a, ah,
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solid potential for that.
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>> Speaker G: Might be able to help as one of the.
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He could probably be the sous chef.
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>> Speaker B: Yeah, well, and to top it off,
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tea, you drink that at any point. It's not like a breakfast
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thing, necessarily. I know in today's society, you get a tea
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shop. It's probably pretty popular during
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more earlier hours of the day, kind of like coffee shops.
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But in reality, tea can be drink whenever. And
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then if you put food, that means you could have food all
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day, wouldn't have to be breakfast
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food. So that's cool. I think that'd be great.
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>> Speaker F: Awesome.
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>> Speaker B: Well, that's all of our characters, so let's
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jump on into the story and watch them do their
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thing with another episode of Benders.
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>> Speaker G: Don't you mean listen?
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>> Speaker B: Yes, listen.
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So, all right, as I mentioned before, you guys
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find yourselves looking up at this sort of small
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mountain space, and amidst,
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the sort of on the mountain. In the mountain, whatever you want
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to call it, is an
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abandoned air temple. You know, it's
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abandoned partially because you can see that some of the
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paint and so on and so forth is kind of worn down.
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there might even be, like a collapsed building,
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like a small shed or maybe even a little
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hut or something has kind of. Just kind of fallen into
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disrepair. and then to top it off, you don't see
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air nomads that are just flying about. Whether or not any of you
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have experienced an air nomad temple or
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anything like that before, kind of just depends. But
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whatever the case, you don't see any currently. So you're kind of
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alluded to the idea that nobody lives here,
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or at least not many. You do
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know that Okaran and his note have
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mentioned a guru, tapik, which was an old
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friend of his, or maybe he had just mentioned it was an old friend
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of his, and you'll find out that his name. But whatever the
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case, and that's who you're supposed to meet here.
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So you guys kind of follow. There's like a little bit of a trail, and you
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head up the mountain. And sure enough, as you reach to the top,
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standing right on the outside of kind of the main entrance of the temple, which is
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sort of the centerpiece of this entire little air
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village, is an old man. He's
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balding. He's got the sort of traditional
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air arrows on his head and the
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rest of his body.
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>> Speaker D: Most air people bald.
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>> Speaker B: Yeah.
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>> Speaker D: How's he balding?
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>> Speaker B: Did I say balding?
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>> Speaker D: I thought you said balding.
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>> Speaker B: Balding is a pretty unique. Yeah, he's got a little bit of
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hair coming out the side.
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>> Speaker G: The markings of a master.
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>> Speaker B: Yes, that too. Yeah, he has the air
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markings in very simple, traditional
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air nomad robes, the orange robes and so on and so
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forth. And he just smiles.
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He's got a bit of facial hair, so he's not balding on his face,
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but he is on his head. and he sees you all and.
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>> Speaker H: He says, well, hello. I've been
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expecting you. My name is
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Kuru Tapik. You must be
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Okoran's friends.
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>> Speaker I: How could you tell?
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>> Speaker G: Do we look like orphans?
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>> Speaker H: Maybe a little bit, but not in a bad way by
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any means.
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>> Speaker D: Well, how do you know it's us and not some, like,
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other random children running around?
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>> Speaker H: I'll give you two reasons that make me believe
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you're the people I've been waiting for.
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One, this temple is fairly
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isolated from any nearby cities. Most
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kids don't come around here. And
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two, those that do seem to believe
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this place is haunted and, are fairly adamant
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about going around rather than approaching the
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front gate.
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>> Speaker D: Is it haunted?
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>> Speaker F: Is it?
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>> Speaker H: No, the temple is not actually
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haunted.
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>> Speaker E: Kind of makes it seem a little more.
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>> Speaker H: I hate to disappoint. How exactly
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would you define haunted?
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>> Speaker D: Are there spirits?
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>> Speaker H: M well, we do have
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those. I guess it is haunted.
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>> Speaker D: Are they vengeful spirits?
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>> Speaker H: No, not vengeful. Just hungry.
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>> Speaker D: Hungry for souls.
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>> Speaker H: Oh, no. The spirit that resides
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here has no interest in eating your soul.
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The flesh on your bones will do just fine.
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Okay, but we'll get to
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that in due time.
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>> Speaker D: I don't know if I want to get to that.
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>> Speaker B: it's starting to kind of get.
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>> Speaker H: Dark outside, and he says, but
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it seems that it is getting rather late,
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and I'm sure you're all quite weary from your
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travels. Please make
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yourselves at home. There are many rooms available.
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Since no one else resides at the temple except for
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myself, feel free to sleep anywhere you'd
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like. Once the sun rises, we can
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begin your journey into the temple and retrieve
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what Okura left.
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>> Speaker D: what about the flesh eating?
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>> Speaker C: How am I supposed to trust this guy?
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My parents told me not to go down strange, dark
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tunnels with strangers.
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>> Speaker H: Well, your parents certainly taught you well.
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But I assure you, you won't
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be entering any dark tunnels tonight.
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So if you're willing to trust a stranger through the
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night outside of the dark tunnels,
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maybe in the morning we can reassess the idea
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of traveling with a stranger into a dark
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tunnel. If that works for you.
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>> Speaker D: Well, I would hope that you might
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not be a stranger.
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>> Speaker H: Of course. I completely understand.
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I apologize. You see, I've been stuck
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up here by myself on this mountain for
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quite some time now. Only
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interaction I get, day to day is entirely within
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my own head.
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>> Speaker D: That's a little depressing.
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>> Speaker H: Well, I like to think that I make pretty good
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company.
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>> Speaker B: He leads you, not even into the temple. Like I
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said, there's just random houses and
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huts, and you really just have your pick. He kind of just points
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out some of them, and, the beds are actually
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pretty well kept. It looks like he was ready for you guys. He
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knew you guys were coming. as you remember from
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some of the other people that you've talked to that Mr. Okran sent you to meet
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with, or whatever the case, usually there was a letter. Like
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when you guys were in Udao and you met with Mayu yinyu. he kind
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of had an idea that you guys might be coming. He
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didn't know about Okaran's death, obviously, until you told
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him, but he had an idea that you guys were coming because Okaran had
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sent him a letter. You wonder if the same thing might be the case for
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guru Topek. because, again, there's, like, beds that are
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made, and they've got clean linens and things like that
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on them ready for you. So you guys kind,
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of like, just get yourselves situated in each one of the rooms, and
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then you start to smell something
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really nice, and you come out and you find guru
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Tupique is, he's got a big old pot, and
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he's stirring something inside the.
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>> Speaker H: Pot, and he says, I see you must have caught whiff of my
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cooking. I must apologize
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beforehand. I've only been cooking for one
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for quite some time, so I hope my food is
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adequate to your taste.
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>> Speaker D: I don't think I want your cooking.
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>> Speaker H: Oh, well, I simply wanted to
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whip up a nutritious dish to help us with the
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trials of tomorrow.
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>> Speaker D: Well, you know, with the whole stranger thing
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and the flesh eating.
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>> Speaker B: I'll have her beer portion.
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>> Speaker H: Certainly there's plenty to go around.
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>> Speaker D: Wow. Knock you out and feed
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your flesh to the spirit in the basement of this
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mountain.
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>> Speaker H: Well, if it makes you feel safer,
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I'm more than happy to take the first bite
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to show you it's safe.
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>> Speaker D: You got to have a bite on.
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>> Speaker C: My second bowl, bro. Quite good.
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>> Speaker B: You already started eating it.
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All right.
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>> Speaker F: Yeah.
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>> Speaker B: So, he's doing, like, a seaweed stew. I woke
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up early, so it's very
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simple, but it's warm
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and refreshing for those that are eating it.
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It's warm and refreshing. how many bowls down are
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you?
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>> Speaker C: Like, three?
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>> Speaker F: Yeah.
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>> Speaker B: I knew it. He ate too much at the prison. Yeah,
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it's starting to kind of kick in now. I mean, it's totally up to
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you if you eat as the GM. I don't really carry the
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way you do you. Up to you. But whatever the case, it's like a
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seaweed stew. Very simple. Nothing,
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like incredible. He maybe throws in
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some fancy spices or something, kind of
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gives it some life. But there's no meat involved
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because many of the air nomads are typically vegetarian.
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>> Speaker D: Yeah, because we're the flesh for the monster.
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>> Speaker B: Oh, yeah, that's true. I didn't think about
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know. He just kind of sits there and he eats.
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>> Speaker H: He's, like,
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delicious. So how did you
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come to meet Okran?
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>> Speaker D: Do you actually want to hear each of our stories? Because they're all
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different.
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>> Speaker B: Listen to the prequels.
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>> Speaker E: You should listen to benders.
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>> Speaker B: And if you are asking the same question as guru
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tapique and want to know how they all met Mr. Okran, then go
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listen to the prequel episodes we release between
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seasons one and two. They are fantastic.
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>> Speaker G: I'm very proud of them.
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>> Speaker B: But whatever the case, I mean, you guys can just
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say that you give him an overview. Pirate
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ship.
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>> Speaker H: Oh, pirates, you say save me from
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a carnival and a carnival.
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Did he save you from the big wheel that they strap you
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to and throw knives at you?
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>> Speaker G: I did have to do that a few times,
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but the knife thrower was a good guy. I
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trusted him. But the owner was terrible. He was mean.
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>> Speaker D: He saved me from people who wanted a pound of my
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flesh.
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>> Speaker H: Well, a flesh eating people, you
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say? That certainly sounds
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traumatizing. I could see why you're so
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afraid of this spirit I mentioned earlier.
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What about you, big fella?
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>> Speaker E: I kind of just showed up at his tea shop like a stray
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cat one night, and he just kind of took me in.
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>> Speaker H: You don't say. Well, if there
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was one thing I knew about Okoran
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was that he was a kind spirit who was
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always willing to help those in need.
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>> Speaker E: He does bring off those vibes.
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>> Speaker G: So, how did you know Mr. Okaran?
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>> Speaker H: Well, now, that's quite a story, actually. Do you
19:32
want to hear the long version or the short version?
19:35
>> Speaker D: Probably the short we gotta
19:38
get.
19:40
>> Speaker B: There's a pretty decent amount of. I mean. You mean like a whole
19:43
big pot, like you see in cartoons?
19:45
>> Speaker D: Like a cauldron?
19:46
>> Speaker B: Yeah, like, almost like cauldron's worth. Maybe like a
19:48
small cauldron, not like.
19:50
>> Speaker D: A full size, like, hocus pocus
19:53
cauldron.
19:54
>> Speaker E: Let's go.
19:55
>> Speaker G: Long version.
19:55
>> Speaker E: We got some stew to eat.
19:57
>> Speaker I: well, then, let me start from the
19:59
beginning. When I was but a young
20:02
airbending boy, way back during the early days
20:05
of Avatar Roku, those of us within
20:08
the fire nation felt that we had reached a certain
20:11
level of spiritual awakening, that we should
20:14
share this power with the rest of the world.
20:18
At that time, we had a close bond with the
20:20
leaders of the Fire nation, and they were
20:23
willing to help build and develop what would become
20:26
known as the fire and Air Nation center
20:29
of learning. It was an exciting
20:32
time, to say the least, and I was
20:35
among the many who moved here to help in the
20:38
construction of this learning center.
20:41
Unfortunately, this endeavor faced
20:44
opposition in the form of a group of
20:46
airbenders who referred to themselves
20:49
as the guiding wind. They believed that by
20:52
partnering with the fire nation representatives and
20:55
nobles, the teaching of the air nation
20:57
would be demoralized,
21:00
corrupted by those who would have
21:02
ulterior motives and agendas.
21:05
They did everything they could to
21:07
terrorize and slow the construction
21:10
process. It got so bad that
21:13
fire Lord Shozin sent military force to
21:16
fight against a group of terrorists to
21:19
stop them from harassing the facility.
21:22
But the constant battling kept any progress
21:25
from being made, till eventually the
21:28
air nation decided to concede the project
21:30
altogether. The fire nation pulled
21:33
their military force, and once the
21:36
guiding wind caught word that they had given up,
21:39
they too soon left.
21:42
Slowly, over time, the air
21:45
nomads that had come to this temple
21:48
started heading back to whichever corners they had
21:51
come from, till only I was left
21:54
here alone to watch over all we had tried to build.
21:57
Now it's just me here on Mount
22:00
Kenkyo. All alone. Oh,
22:02
well, I was alone
22:05
until Okran came to this mountain.
22:08
He must have saw it from a distance while
22:11
traveling from Yudao. He must have stopped to
22:14
take refuge and rest, not knowing that I was
22:16
living here. We met, chatted for some
22:19
time, late into the night. He
22:22
told me he had just come from the fire nation,
22:25
where he had a bit of negative relationship with a woman
22:28
there. If I remember, the two of them had
22:31
attempted to create a tea shop together.
22:34
Something went wrong. I cannot remember
22:36
what. He said her name was.
22:39
>> Speaker E: Madame Yang.
22:40
>> Speaker I: Yes, madame, Yang. That sounds right.
22:43
Anyway, he decided to stay
22:46
here on the mountain with me for a few days, and we
22:49
traded tea making tricks.
22:52
as short of a time as it was, I
22:55
believe that we came to be good friends.
22:59
When he finally had to leave, he told me to visit
23:01
him in the city of Gao Ling. He was
23:04
planning to start a tea shop. Encouraged me to
23:07
visit should I ever be traveling through.
23:10
We wrote letters back and forth between each
23:13
other. But then, a week or so
23:15
ago, I received what would be his
23:18
final letter. He mentioned that
23:21
he had met some amazing kids during his
23:24
journey, that he had taken in, that
23:26
he had been helping them, and that they had
23:29
been helping him with his tea shop. He
23:32
said that business had been great,
23:35
things were going well. But then
23:38
started mentioning he was
23:40
fearful that something might happen
23:43
to him. And if it did, he
23:46
asked me if I would be kind enough to help the
23:48
children, who he would send here
23:51
to direct them to the clue he had left for all of
23:54
you. That same night, I had a
23:57
vision. I found myself floating
24:00
amidst a beautiful void, shimmering
24:03
with strange, glowing orbs. Lights
24:06
faintly blinking amidst the darkness.
24:09
I looked behind me and saw, myself.
24:12
I was attached to some sort of tether,
24:15
a rope like leash that seemed to
24:18
drift off deep into the abyss.
24:21
Then I, saw him.
24:23
Okoran. He was drifting
24:26
amidst a void with me. And as I lifted
24:29
my astral hand to wave at him,
24:32
I watched as his leash seemed to split from
24:34
itself. And my friend
24:38
began to fade. His mortal
24:41
coil was severed. He faded as
24:43
his life force dissolved. It was after
24:46
I awoke from this vision that I
24:49
knew that my friend was gone. So
24:52
I went about following through with what
24:55
Okura's letter had said,
24:57
preparing things for your arrival. And that
25:00
brings us to this very moment here.
25:03
>> Speaker H: Wow.
25:04
>> Speaker E: So, what exactly do you want to do with us
25:07
while we're here? What are we doing here?
25:10
>> Speaker H: Well, as the letter instructed, al Koran
25:13
insisted that this whole ordeal
25:16
was supposed to be an opportunity for the group of
25:18
you to learn to grow by working
25:21
together. So he had made use
25:24
of some of the temple's inner features to create
25:27
a series of five trials for you to
25:29
pass.
25:30
>> Speaker E: He knew we'd be on a time crunch, and he's having us do
25:33
these trials.
25:34
>> Speaker F: Proc.
25:34
>> Speaker C: He didn't know we were going to be on a time crunch. he didn't know
25:37
he was going to die.
25:40
>> Speaker B: Well, he sees, sir, he was.
25:42
>> Speaker C: Stabbed in the back.
25:44
>> Speaker H: Oh, my. Such a cowardly
25:47
way to take someone's life. Yeah.
25:50
Do you know who it was who killed him?
25:52
>> Speaker B: I don't know.
25:53
>> Speaker C: Some wild coyote, boars or something.
25:55
>> Speaker E: We took care of them.
25:57
>> Speaker H: I tell you what I see.
26:00
>> Speaker C: The reason we're on a time crunch is
26:03
we need to procure. I think that's the
26:06
right word. Procure. The will to
26:09
keep ownership of the tea shop. Because the
26:12
madame Yang, as was mentioned before in your
26:15
story, she wants to buy it and then turn it
26:18
into her own tea shop.
26:19
>> Speaker E: So, what are these trials?
26:21
>> Speaker H: Well, it would take away from a lot of the fun
26:24
if I told you what they were going to be. Right
26:27
now, all I'm allowed to say is that I
26:29
promise I will be with every step
26:32
the way through the trials. Although Akoran's,
26:35
letter insisted that I not offer any
26:38
help with completing or overcoming
26:40
them.
26:41
>> Speaker G: Well, that might be hard to do with all this talk
26:44
of flesh eating spirits, but I'll see
26:47
what I can do.
26:48
>> Speaker B: And he takes the last couple bites of
26:51
his stew, and then he heads off into the air
26:54
temple.
26:54
>> Speaker H: Then I will see you all in the morning.
26:58
>> Speaker D: I don't know what's happening tonight, but I'm m asleep with
27:01
my back against the wall, my pup
27:04
on the underground with my pup on my lap, not
27:07
on the.
27:07
>> Speaker E: Yes, the fox dog, which definitely exists.
27:10
>> Speaker G: Yeah, I'm no chump. I'm sleeping up here, where
27:13
the spirits can't get me. And Guo sets
27:16
his hammock up
27:19
like some earth bending to make
27:22
some rock spurs and ties it to that.
27:25
Up in the ceiling.
27:27
>> Speaker E: Brock just sleeps underground.
27:30
>> Speaker C: Bill grabs his bow staff,
27:34
rests up in his cot, and
27:37
he just holds the bow staff all night long,
27:40
cuddles.
27:40
>> Speaker B: With his bow staff. That's right. So numbs it.
27:42
>> Speaker E: Not one of us trusts this guy. That's kind of the vibe
27:45
I'm getting.
27:46
>> Speaker B: As you guys are sleeping, you
27:49
don't hear, but he slowly, silently
27:52
approaches you, and suddenly you're jolted awake
27:55
as a pie is splatted in your face.
27:57
>> Speaker F: No, I'm totally kidding.
27:58
>> Speaker B: You guys wake up the next morning and you're fine.
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>> Speaker B: Nothing happened in the night. Everything
28:50
is how it was. When you wake up in the morning, you
28:53
step outside, you feel refreshed. If you have,
28:56
any exhaustion, any
28:59
fatigue, that would have counted towards, I think,
29:02
subtracting three fatigue, if I remember
29:04
correctly.
29:05
>> Speaker C: Hooray.
29:07
>> Speaker D: Well, good thing I only have one.
29:09
>> Speaker B: Well, there you now you got none. Or, well, you're
29:12
full, I guess. And, yeah, you're feeling good.
29:15
Guru Tapik, he meets you at
29:17
the front door of the temple, and he.
29:20
>> Speaker H: Says, good morning, everyone. I hope you
29:23
all slept well last night. No time to
29:26
doddle and dilly, daddy. Let's get straight to
29:29
the trials.
29:30
>> Speaker B: Just to clarify for those listening and for you guys here.
29:33
So you are at the beginning of the fourth day of
29:36
your seven day time limit. So you are
29:39
officially past the halfway point.
29:41
>> Speaker D: Are we halfway through our trials?
29:43
>> Speaker B: I think you're technically a little further than halfway, if you think about
29:45
it.
29:46
>> Speaker D: Okay, well, then we're making good time.
29:48
>> Speaker B: Yeah, or you're either at, halfway. You're a little
29:51
bit past the halfway.
29:52
>> Speaker D: It's all right. We'll figure it out later.
29:54
>> Speaker G: Yeah, give me, like, Majora's mask
29:57
flashbacks.
29:58
>> Speaker H: I know you all said you're on a time crunch,
30:01
so the sooner we get these done, the sooner you can
30:04
move on to the next stage of your journey.
30:07
>> Speaker D: What do we need?
30:08
>> Speaker H: Well, whatever you've got, I suppose.
30:11
>> Speaker D: Then I guess we're ready all right.
30:13
>> Speaker C: Do you have any cool hats?
30:14
>> Speaker H: I do not. We do not really wear
30:17
hats in the air nation.
30:19
>> Speaker C: What if that's one of the trials?
30:21
>> Speaker H: Well, then I hope you brought one.
30:23
>> Speaker G: M, I had one, but I
30:26
lost.
30:27
>> Speaker B: That's right, you did. The captain's hat
30:30
shoot.
30:31
>> Speaker C: We might need that.
30:32
>> Speaker H: You know, a wise Airbnb
30:35
once told me that some things that are
30:38
lost are only as far as where
30:41
you last saw them.
30:43
>> Speaker D: All right, let's go.
30:46
>> Speaker B: All right, so there's a steep walk
30:49
down to the first trial. As you guys follow
30:51
this, it's well carved out in the
30:54
walls of this cave, so it doesn't even feel like you're really walking through
30:57
a mountain or walking through a cave. It feels like you're just kind of
31:00
walking down a slow declining passageway.
31:03
Whatever the case, the first trial sits inside a cavern
31:06
room above a deposit of lava
31:09
that flows beneath the rocks. But it leaves the
31:12
stones on the pathway across hot
31:15
to the touch. On either side of the narrow
31:18
passage, which spans 100ft, is a narrow
31:21
ledge and a stoned wall with many holes in
31:23
it. As you watch, you can see puffs
31:26
of hot air randomly blast through the
31:29
various holes that are in this wall. Now, in
31:32
theory, you could safely walk across along
31:35
the rock ledge and not burn your feet on the
31:38
hot floor below, but you would have to
31:41
carefully do so without being blasted by the bursts of hot
31:44
air that are coming through these holes in the wall. If you've
31:46
seen, wipeout. Wipeout. Thank you. If you've seen
31:49
wipeout, you kind of know what I'm talking about here.
31:52
And, guru tapiki, he kind of
31:55
gestures, across the pathway, and he.
31:57
>> Speaker H: Says, now, an airbender would have an easy
32:00
time getting through this little obstacle here. We
32:03
can sense the movement of the air. We'd
32:06
easily be able to quickly dodge out of the way
32:09
of the puffs of hot breeze.
32:12
>> Speaker I: That, or we just use an air.
32:14
>> Speaker H: Glider to fly to the other end.
32:16
>> Speaker D: Aren't all the elements connected in some way or
32:19
one another?
32:20
>> Speaker F: Ah.
32:20
>> Speaker H: yes, you are certainly correct.
32:23
Although, unfortunately for
32:26
us, one cannot wield the powers afforded
32:28
by all of the elements. Unless, of
32:31
course, you are the avatar.
32:34
>> Speaker D: But, you know, water and air, they move
32:36
similarly. Use my interpretive
32:39
water dance skills and we'll be
32:41
good.
32:42
>> Speaker E: you could just bend some water.
32:44
>> Speaker C: Over the lava, right?
32:45
>> Speaker E: Get some obsidian.
32:46
>> Speaker D: Where am I going to find enough water
32:48
lava?
32:49
>> Speaker B: So the lava runs underneath the rocks.
32:52
>> Speaker F: So at least the rocks hot.
32:54
>> Speaker B: Yeah, because you could just straight walk across there, but there's
32:57
a raised section that would be not
32:59
hot.
33:00
>> Speaker C: Bill is staring at Brock, and he
33:03
goes, doesn't this look
33:05
familiar, Brock?
33:07
>> Speaker E: Yeah.
33:08
>> Speaker C: So what did we learn last time, bro?
33:11
>> Speaker E: Run right over the hot
33:14
rock.
33:14
>> Speaker C: That's correct. They may be rocks, but
33:17
they're still hot.
33:19
>> Speaker B: I love the plugs we get to make throughout. If you don't know what
33:22
we're talking about, check out the bill and Brock one show.
33:24
>> Speaker C: Also, fun fact. and he's
33:27
talking to. What's his name?
33:28
>> Speaker B: Guru tapi?
33:30
>> Speaker F: Brock.
33:30
>> Speaker C: and I actually, his name was
33:35
Brock, and I actually have air glided.
33:38
>> Speaker H: Have you, now? Oh, we have.
33:40
>> Speaker C: Yeah, he was a lot better than I was at it. I almost
33:43
died.
33:44
>> Speaker H: Well, looks like we've got a young
33:46
airbender in the making, I see. Hailing from the
33:49
earth kingdom, no less. Talk about
33:52
opposites attracting.
33:53
>> Speaker C: I'm a stick bender.
33:55
>> Speaker E: You could say I'm the next
33:57
avatar.
33:58
>> Speaker B: I won't say it, but I won't say
34:01
it either, after how I saw you handle those hot rocks in the
34:04
cave that day. Okay, he stepped guy.
34:07
>> Speaker C: Get this, guys. And he's looking at Guo and
34:10
Mika. He goes, get this. The guy said,
34:12
I could get across.
34:13
>> Speaker B: This room, and it was just a.
34:15
>> Speaker C: Bunch of hot rocks. And he proceeded to step on the very first one,
34:18
and then he was hurt for the rest of the day. Do you guys remember when
34:20
we got back and he had that wrapping around his
34:23
foot?
34:24
>> Speaker F: Yeah.
34:24
>> Speaker D: I'm so glad I don't actually have a child with this
34:27
guy.
34:29
>> Speaker B: That's true.
34:30
>> Speaker F: You do know.
34:30
>> Speaker B: Anyways, that wrapping on his foot.
34:32
>> Speaker C: Was because he stepped on hot rocks after I flat up told
34:35
him, don't step on the hot rocks.
34:37
>> Speaker G: I remember that. Yeah, I had to run all the orders because
34:40
he was. Can't.
34:43
>> Speaker E: I'm just the dishwasher.
34:44
>> Speaker B: That's part of your job.
34:46
>> Speaker C: Well, he runs the orders out to us, and then we take it
34:49
from there. But he made guo do extra, and
34:52
he sat in a chair the whole day. I bet you didn't, like,
34:58
hear him in the back. He says his air temple
35:01
is haunted. Apparently, people think that. Well, our
35:04
tea shop sounded haunted. Hearing Brock's moans
35:07
from the kitchen.
35:10
>> Speaker B: It was hot, all right.
35:12
>> Speaker C: Do you remember how we got past that?
35:14
>> Speaker E: I remember we blew up some guys, like
35:17
secret lab.
35:18
>> Speaker C: Okay, that was the very end of our adventure.
35:21
>> Speaker B: Brock has a very short spoiler.
35:28
>> Speaker E: It's the solstice. What was it?
35:31
Yeah, spirit day.
35:32
>> Speaker B: Spirit day.
35:33
>> Speaker E: we were about to turn them into a spirit.
35:35
>> Speaker B: It was like friendship day, and we decided
35:38
to make friends instead of dead people.
35:41
>> Speaker E: So what is
35:44
stopping me from just earth bending a wall
35:47
to block the airstreams? All right, so
35:50
I will step on a not hot rock and
35:52
use that to,
35:53
>> Speaker B: Jaw.
35:55
>> Speaker E: Jaw, actually, yeah.
35:57
>> Speaker B: do rely on your skills and training. I just want to see how
35:59
thick and strong that this wall is to hold up
36:02
against.
36:03
>> Speaker F: Focus.
36:04
>> Speaker B: Focus, I believe.
36:05
>> Speaker F: Yeah.
36:05
>> Speaker E: And it shouldn't roll with force.
36:07
>> Speaker B: I wouldn't imagine.
36:07
>> Speaker D: I feel like this is a dumb idea.
36:09
>> Speaker E: Well, you're a dumb idea only if.
36:11
>> Speaker B: You want to roll. Yeah, you can choose to roll with
36:13
force, but if you do, your balance is going to
36:16
shift, and it's going to put you a little bit closer
36:19
towards falling off the edge.
36:22
>> Speaker D: Well, can I just push him over to
36:24
prevent him from doing this?
36:27
>> Speaker E: I rolled a five. I could roll with force and make it a
36:30
seven. I'll
36:33
keep it at five.
36:33
>> Speaker B: Okay, so you stomp the ground. A wall
36:36
comes up, but the hot air bursts that are
36:39
coming through, manage to kind of punch through this wall
36:42
until it just kind of crumbles. It was a very thin wall, so you're
36:45
kind of left with not much there. It didn't really do too
36:48
much.
36:48
>> Speaker D: What else is around us? What does
36:51
rocks. Lava?
36:53
>> Speaker B: Yes. Well,
36:56
the lava is
36:59
kind of like a crack that lets the lava be seen,
37:02
and it gives kind of a glow into the room. But you would have to
37:04
reach into this crack quite a ways in order to actually
37:07
touch lava. Otherwise, the lava is just heating.
37:10
>> Speaker D: Well, I can't lava bend anyway.
37:12
>> Speaker C: How far across is it?
37:15
>> Speaker D: can guao just, like, m build a bridge?
37:18
>> Speaker B: You could try.
37:20
>> Speaker D: By the time the rock heats, maybe we can just
37:23
keep running.
37:24
>> Speaker F: Right.
37:24
>> Speaker B: Well, so the ledge that's safe to walk on is just a little
37:27
bit above the ground anyways. It's just not immediately touching
37:30
where the lava is kind of eating. So,
37:33
yeah, you could definitely either expand this
37:35
into a little bit of a wider bridge, because it's kind of a bridge in and
37:38
of itself. it's just a matter of those air
37:41
puffs that would hit you, and they're hot.
37:43
>> Speaker D: They go all the way across. Like, you couldn't just go run down the middle
37:46
and not get it.
37:48
>> Speaker E: Well, there's hot.
37:49
>> Speaker D: Could you army crawl underneath the air
37:52
puffs on the bridge that they're
37:55
making?
37:55
>> Speaker B: You could try if you're flat enough.
37:58
>> Speaker D: I'm very little, if you want to try.
38:01
Okay.
38:02
>> Speaker F: All right.
38:02
>> Speaker D: Somebody build a bridge. or can
38:05
the bridge, that's existence.
38:06
>> Speaker B: So the proverbial bridge, there's
38:09
sort of like a raised ledge and that's right
38:12
next to the wall that has the air puffs.
38:14
>> Speaker D: I'll have to hop from one thing to another.
38:16
>> Speaker B: It's just no straight one, but it's kind of
38:19
narrow, like one person at a time. And of course, you have
38:22
the air puffs that are slamming into you from the side, but if you
38:24
extended it, you might be able to
38:27
make it across.
38:28
>> Speaker D: I'm just going to army crawl with.
38:30
>> Speaker B: Where it's at right now.
38:31
>> Speaker D: Sure.
38:32
>> Speaker F: Okay.
38:32
>> Speaker B: Yeah, go for it. I guess just
38:35
another rely on your skills and training.
38:39
Or you could actually. No, push your luck. Push your luck.
38:43
Either one. I'll let you choose. I
38:46
don't know how much like,
38:47
>> Speaker D: I mean, push my luck. I like what it adds
38:50
to my world better, however.
38:53
I don't know. I feel like living out in the wilderness. It'd
38:56
be more apt to.
38:58
>> Speaker B: If you feel like it's more, relevant to
39:01
your character, would I.
39:02
>> Speaker D: Add my plus one of survival? Since
39:05
I'm farther on the track?
39:06
>> Speaker B: You can choose to do survival instead. It'll
39:09
move your balance more towards
39:11
survival, but you can definitely do that.
39:13
>> Speaker F: And then.
39:14
>> Speaker D: Yeah, well, I mean, I am trying to move across the bridge without
39:16
my friends.
39:18
>> Speaker B: Normally, it would be rely on your skills and training, but again,
39:21
if you want to choose to make it survival, you
39:24
can do so. Okay, well, do that.
39:25
>> Speaker D: Do survival then, so I don't have to roll?
39:27
>> Speaker B: You do roll, but, you just add your survival bonus.
39:31
>> Speaker D: I got a four total.
39:34
No, on my track, I'm at a plus one.
39:37
>> Speaker B: Okay, so then you'd have five.
39:39
>> Speaker D: And do
39:42
I add anything else to it?
39:44
>> Speaker B: Okay, so you'll take one fatigue, but, yeah, that's all you
39:47
add is just.
39:48
>> Speaker D: The plus one would be a five.
39:50
>> Speaker F: Yeah.
39:50
>> Speaker D: So, nothing.
39:52
>> Speaker B: you go to start doing the army crawl, and
39:55
then you get a puff of air that shoots out
39:58
right in front of your face, and you realize that there are also
40:01
some low hanging holes, in this
40:04
wall that would kind of keep you from being able to
40:06
army crawl through. And so you kind of turn back
40:09
lane. Sorry, I don't think you
40:12
really are, but that's okay.
40:14
>> Speaker F: I don't know.
40:15
>> Speaker E: Whoa. You guys got any ideas?
40:17
>> Speaker G: I'm going to try to extend that bridge.
40:20
>> Speaker H: Okay.
40:20
>> Speaker B: Yeah. man, I almost wonder
40:23
if it'd be push your luck because this is a lot more,
40:26
bending than I feel like what was usually used
40:29
to.
40:33
All right, I got this. He's got
40:35
this.
40:37
>> Speaker D: Oh, my gosh.
40:38
>> Speaker C: He's got it.
40:39
>> Speaker D: 1313.
40:42
>> Speaker B: All right, now let's push your luck.
40:44
>> Speaker D: Some of those good rolls on a ten.
40:45
>> Speaker B: Plus my boldness pays off.
40:48
>> Speaker G: Despite the cost, though.
40:49
>> Speaker H: It says yes.
40:51
>> Speaker G: That's what I don't get.
40:52
>> Speaker B: I think that's just saying, like, you took a risk and it paid
40:54
off, basically. and you get
40:57
another opportunity that falls in your lap. I would say the opportunity
41:00
is that you grab onto the edge of this and
41:03
you basically pull the ground
41:05
out from its connection to the wall. So
41:08
you're basically taking the bridge, which is right up against the wall, and you're
41:11
pulling it away from the wall so that there's no
41:14
way. The puffs of air don't even reach it.
41:17
And you extend it ever so slightly to a
41:20
point where everybody could cross.
41:24
>> Speaker G: All right, guys, I think I did
41:26
it.
41:27
>> Speaker H: Nice.
41:28
>> Speaker G: Let's cross.
41:30
>> Speaker H: That simple.
41:30
>> Speaker B: And as you guys make your way.
41:32
>> Speaker C: That'S all you had to do last time.
41:35
>> Speaker B: As you guys make your way across,
41:38
guru topek just kind of walks along with you.
41:41
>> Speaker H: He's like, very well done. Go.
41:44
You know, I was planning and showing.
41:47
>> Speaker I: Off a bit, letting you all see what it looks
41:50
like when an airbender walks the
41:52
path.
41:53
>> Speaker H: You see, you have to sense the.
41:56
>> Speaker I: Air puffs you dodge,
41:58
creating a sort of intricate dance.
42:01
>> Speaker H: It's quite beautiful.
42:03
>> Speaker G: Don't you have, like, some meditation technique
42:05
to walk on the hot rocks without
42:08
getting burnt?
42:09
>> Speaker F: Ah.
42:09
>> Speaker I: you must be thinking of the quick step technique
42:13
developed by master Bin Chang.
42:15
>> Speaker F: Yes.
42:16
>> Speaker I: It is possible for one to meditate and
42:18
spread the heated sensation across your body
42:21
rather than having to focus it all on the soles on
42:24
your feet.
42:26
>> Speaker H: Unfortunately, I've yet to master
42:29
this technique.
42:30
>> Speaker I: Perhaps someday I could pull off such a
42:33
feat.
42:34
>> Speaker B: You guys move into the next room. There's sort of just a
42:36
doorway at the end of this bridge. And so you guys walk
42:39
through the doorway and you move into the next room. And
42:42
as you do, the warmth from before,
42:45
which was a very dry heat, is quickly replaced
42:48
by a very humid heat. And
42:51
you guys find yourselves in a sauna like cave, and
42:54
it's hot with steam in here and
42:57
features what seems to be a massive
43:00
fuzzy balloon that's just
43:03
stuffed in the doorway that would lead into the next
43:06
room.
43:07
>> Speaker H: He says a particularly troubling
43:10
little prankster named Pranzi came up with
43:13
this idea.
43:14
>> Speaker I: He made a balloon out of a.
43:15
>> Speaker H: Mixture of koala sheepskin and then coated
43:18
the inside with resin before
43:21
inflating it right here in our doorway. If it
43:24
weren't for the fact that I can fly through a series of
43:27
tunnels and such from the outside, I'd
43:29
never be able to get into the rooms behind the blasted
43:32
balloon again. So your task is to
43:35
figure out a way to get to the next room with
43:38
this inflated sheepskin blocking the doorway.
43:41
>> Speaker D: Can you just like pop it?
43:42
>> Speaker E: Yeah, can we pop it then?
43:44
>> Speaker H: Why don't you give it a shot and see what happens?
43:49
>> Speaker B: guys think they didn't think of that?
43:52
>> Speaker D: I don't know. They're usually like all wise
43:55
and mighty. Sometimes you think too hard and the answer
43:58
is too obvious.
44:01
>> Speaker G: Sometimes the answer is not.
44:03
>> Speaker C: Inner peace.
44:04
>> Speaker E: I fashioned a javelin out of
44:07
rock stone and I huck
44:10
it at, said balloon.
44:11
>> Speaker B: Okay, so between the
44:14
density of the air inside the
44:17
balloon and the rubbery material that the balloon is
44:20
like made out of, the blade doesn't, it can't
44:23
puncture through it just kind of bounces off.
44:27
>> Speaker E: Maybe I didn't throw a big enough javelin.
44:30
>> Speaker C: You feel real dumb now.
44:32
>> Speaker E: No, I just haven't tried it.
44:34
>> Speaker G: Hard cover. I make m a little rock wall.
44:36
>> Speaker B: I was going to say it bounces off and comes like
44:39
flying back at you.
44:40
>> Speaker G: If he's about to do this again.
44:42
>> Speaker E: No, I fashion a bigger javelin.
44:45
>> Speaker G: Yeah, I take cover.
44:47
>> Speaker F: Ah.
44:48
>> Speaker B: And it sort of hits it and it kind of crumbles
44:51
as it starts to hit it as the
44:54
pressure between you hitting the or
44:57
throwing it at the balloon in the first place and the resistance
44:59
and durability of this balloon just causes the rock
45:02
to kind of crumble around, shooting it back in a couple
45:05
of smaller chunks throughout the room.
45:08
>> Speaker D: So there's like some kind of an opening that was able to
45:11
blow up the balloon?
45:12
>> Speaker B: Yes.
45:14
>> Speaker D: Can I inspect that?
45:16
>> Speaker B: Yeah, you don't see it on this side, but you bring it up to
45:18
guru to peak and he says.
45:20
>> Speaker H: Ah, great investigative work,
45:22
Mika. Unfortunately the opening
45:25
is on the other side of the doorway.
45:27
>> Speaker B: It was good thinking. It was good.
45:29
>> Speaker C: Can it move?
45:31
>> Speaker B: no, you push against it and this thing is just
45:34
sod because the air has basically expanded on both
45:37
sides of the doorway.
45:38
>> Speaker F: Yeah.
45:38
>> Speaker B: So the doorway is like the midpoint and it's got two in the
45:41
doorway. Exactly.
45:42
>> Speaker D: And there's no seams on the blue.
45:45
>> Speaker G: No, like a couch in the
45:48
apartment staircase.
45:50
>> Speaker B: That's right.
45:50
>> Speaker D: Pivot, pivot.
45:54
>> Speaker G: Just have to turn it.
45:55
>> Speaker E: Guys, could I just
45:58
rock elevator down below it
46:00
and then just tunnel and pop back up like
46:03
Bugs Bunny?
46:04
>> Speaker D: Well, you don't even have to, there's enough.
46:08
Just make the space in between the balloon and the
46:10
wall.
46:13
>> Speaker E: Well, I could bugs Bunny around it because that's an established
46:16
thing I can do. I guess that is, I shall
46:19
attempt to Bugs Bunny.
46:21
>> Speaker B: What is just, Yeah, just do rely on your skills
46:24
and training again. All right.
46:25
>> Speaker C: I really just ran into it really hard.
46:27
Brock.
46:28
>> Speaker H: Yo. That's a better.
46:30
>> Speaker D: Don't try that.
46:31
>> Speaker E: Why not?
46:32
>> Speaker D: Because he's trying to make you hurt yourself.
46:36
>> Speaker B: I thought Bill was supposed to be
46:39
his moral.
46:40
>> Speaker C: Yeah, and he wants to see him.
46:42
>> Speaker B: Run into this thing. What
46:45
would happen? Comedy, bit of like,
46:48
just make that like, please.
46:49
>> Speaker E: That's what he, if I can't
46:52
bugs bunny, I'll for sure just run straight at it.
46:55
>> Speaker G: Wiley coyote.
46:56
>> Speaker C: Exactly.
46:57
>> Speaker B: This calls for an acme box.
46:59
>> Speaker E: Seven.
47:01
>> Speaker D: you don't get to add anything.
47:02
>> Speaker B: Perfect.
47:03
>> Speaker F: Yeah.
47:04
>> Speaker G: Where's the box of, acme dynamite?
47:06
>> Speaker B: Oh, my God.
47:06
>> Speaker E: I get the teeny little umbrella.
47:09
>> Speaker F: Okay.
47:09
>> Speaker B: So you drop under the
47:11
ground and quickly
47:15
slam your hands into the side of this opening
47:17
that you just made because it drops out at the
47:20
bottom by itself and it's just lava
47:23
under. And you realize the
47:26
reason why this whole room is kind of like
47:29
a humid, wet sauna is there must be a water
47:31
flow somewhere here. And then the heat from
47:34
the water lava is heating
47:37
that water in the air and just turning it into a
47:40
mist.
47:43
You could continue to do your tunneling,
47:46
but it's going to be such a delicate
47:49
matter to not create an opening that
47:52
would just fall into. And not to mention, your friends aren't
47:54
earthbenders. And so you worry that if they
47:57
tried to go through this very same tunnel, you might be able to get
48:00
through. Guel might be able to get through because you guys can
48:02
grasp onto the walls of the rock, but
48:05
your other two friends, if they slip,
48:08
they're going to be in trouble.
48:09
>> Speaker E: Well, delicate's my middle name.
48:11
>> Speaker C: Bill's standing at the top of the hole and he's going, Brock,
48:14
brock, brock, brock. What is the first rule?
48:17
Never dig straight down.
48:21
>> Speaker D: I did tell you to go in between the wall and the
48:24
balloon, but.
48:25
>> Speaker E: I mean, yeah, go, get back up.
48:27
>> Speaker C: Here and just go around it. And I lower my bow
48:30
step so he can grab it.
48:32
>> Speaker E: Fine. can I just go around it? Like
48:35
go through the wall?
48:36
>> Speaker C: Oh, shoot, yeah, the wall is not going
48:38
anywhere.
48:39
>> Speaker E: All right, fine. I try.
48:40
>> Speaker C: And could you just do, like, SpongeBob
48:43
thing?
48:47
>> Speaker E: I try to go through the wall
48:50
around it. 1010.
48:53
>> Speaker F: Okay. Yes.
48:53
>> Speaker B: You're able to create an opening and basically
48:56
create a sort of secondary tunnel
48:59
that goes around the balloon.
49:01
>> Speaker E: See, delicacy is my middle name, as you can see.
49:04
>> Speaker H: Yeah.
49:04
>> Speaker E: And I definitely think everything through.
49:07
>> Speaker F: Yeah.
49:08
>> Speaker E: So you can say you're welcome whenever.
49:10
>> Speaker C: Now you're going to run into the balloon?
49:12
>> Speaker E: Yes.
49:13
>> Speaker C: Just for fun.
49:14
>> Speaker E: I want to see if I would have broken the balloon.
49:16
>> Speaker D: But we don't need your plan b, because your plan a
49:19
worked.
49:20
>> Speaker E: Yeah, but, I mean, Bill's making a really
49:22
good.
49:23
>> Speaker B: What if I could have just ran straight?
49:26
>> Speaker D: Javelin. Couldn't do it. You can't do it.
49:29
>> Speaker B: No, he's not trying to, Poppy.
49:30
>> Speaker D: Trying to hurt your only friend.
49:33
>> Speaker C: Only.
49:34
>> Speaker F: Whoa.
49:35
>> Speaker E: I mean, like, well, you just got.
49:36
>> Speaker B: Threw under the bus.
49:37
>> Speaker E: I'm not going to lie. Kind of boring.
49:41
>> Speaker B: Man, earthbenders really, take away from
49:44
my ability to make interesting puzzles for
49:47
you guys to solve.
49:49
>> Speaker D: Was this one supposed to be my puzzle to solve?
49:51
>> Speaker B: Actually, yeah, it was. Well, there
49:54
it is.
49:54
>> Speaker E: Stick bender puzzle. You quit making us go
49:57
into stone room.
49:58
>> Speaker B: Maybe.
49:59
>> Speaker E: I mean, like, the jail was.
50:01
>> Speaker D: Why do you puzzle?
50:02
>> Speaker F: Because.
50:03
>> Speaker D: Why plan something?
50:04
>> Speaker E: Why not make it a metal room or a wooden room? Because
50:07
we're in stone walls.
50:10
>> Speaker D: Anyway, we're going through this tunnel.
50:12
>> Speaker B: Okay, the third one. All right, so you guys go around the balloon
50:14
and. Guru tape actually, kind of looks a little bit bummed.
50:17
>> Speaker H: Well, yeah, I
50:20
suppose that works. Honestly,
50:23
I was kind of hoping you would have been able to
50:26
figure out a way to deflate it.
50:28
>> Speaker C: Well, we made you a new tunnel. Now you can just go around it.
50:30
>> Speaker B: Now you can go around.
50:31
>> Speaker D: You can keep that a secret.
50:34
Tunnel?
50:35
>> Speaker H: Well, maybe I had plans to inflate it somewhere
50:37
else, set it up outside, jump
50:40
on it all day long to give myself a fun activity.
50:43
To.
50:45
>> Speaker D: Jump, maybe. Yeah, like Brock said, we'll help you.
50:48
>> Speaker E: Later if we got time.
50:50
>> Speaker D: Puzle number three.
50:51
>> Speaker B: You guys are really emphasizing the fact that you didn't have time.
50:54
>> Speaker E: But that's just if we got.
50:56
>> Speaker B: Guys, describe it. So you guys step out of.
50:59
Tell me your biggest fear
51:02
pulls up. I was going to say.
51:07
>> Speaker F: Do you.
51:08
>> Speaker B: Guys go around with your fancy new little
51:10
secondary tunnel that you've just created, and
51:13
you follow, like, a short tunnel. And step out
51:16
of the doorway into a massive cavern with a
51:19
humongous drop off of a
51:22
divide that spans hundreds of feet
51:25
in every direction, at least left, right
51:28
and forward. Anyways. as if someone took a massive
51:31
sword and just slipes deep into the center of the
51:33
mountain. There's an old wooden bridge that seems to have
51:36
been split in half and now hangs limp and
51:39
useless on either side of the great
51:42
divide.
51:43
>> Speaker H: It's a rope bridge.
51:45
>> Speaker D: Couldn't you just push us with your air bending all the way
51:48
across, just like,
51:49
>> Speaker E: I guess that's not the point of the puzzle.
51:50
>> Speaker D: But we're still, like, solving.
51:53
>> Speaker H: There are actually some air gliders,
51:56
but they're in the final room, so
51:58
unfortunately not much help right
52:01
now.
52:01
>> Speaker D: So it's just darkness.
52:04
Giant.
52:05
>> Speaker B: I would guess that there's probably like a river of lava at the bottom.
52:07
That kind of. What if we stop looking me?
52:10
>> Speaker D: Sorry.
52:12
>> Speaker F: It's not me.
52:13
>> Speaker B: Everybody.
52:15
>> Speaker C: What if we push the balloon back in here and then
52:18
we jumped across?
52:20
>> Speaker D: Perfect.
52:21
>> Speaker E: I mean, like, what?
52:22
>> Speaker D: I'll go back.
52:22
>> Speaker H: Oh, yes. I think that's a great idea.
52:25
Let's bring that balloon out here.
52:28
>> Speaker E: Just bend the bridge.
52:30
>> Speaker H: Okay.
52:31
>> Speaker D: I'm going to run back in the other room.
52:32
>> Speaker B: Okay.
52:33
>> Speaker G: That's pretty far.
52:37
>> Speaker D: You said misty stuff in there.
52:39
>> Speaker F: Yeah.
52:39
>> Speaker D: Can I get the water particles and just push the
52:42
balloon like make a
52:45
cocoon and just push it. Hot dog it.
52:49
>> Speaker B: Hot dogging it.
52:50
>> Speaker D: use the water as like, the bun
52:53
and just create.
52:55
>> Speaker C: What do you do?
52:55
>> Speaker D: Are you talking like press the balloon?
52:57
>> Speaker B: Are you talking like rest your hot dogs? Are you talking like.
53:00
The first rule of eating hot
53:03
dog is you have to have a tight grip
53:06
round circle.
53:07
>> Speaker F: Okay.
53:07
>> Speaker B: You're going to use that water to sort of pressure
53:10
it.
53:12
>> Speaker F: Yeah.
53:12
>> Speaker D: So it gets thinner and I can.
53:14
>> Speaker G: Just push firmly grasp the hot dog.
53:17
>> Speaker B: Okay.
53:18
>> Speaker F: Yeah.
53:18
>> Speaker D: Get what I'm trying to say?
53:19
>> Speaker B: I think it's too hard.
53:22
Yeah, do push your luck. I think this is more of
53:25
a push your luck. I don't think you usually hot dog
53:28
thing.
53:32
You didn't get to that point when you were at the prison
53:35
hot dog training. I was trying to figure out if you're talking like
53:38
you're going to do the classic help, I'm stuck. Get the
53:41
butter. Use the water to just
53:44
kind of lube up the balloon.
53:49
>> Speaker D: The balloons in the hole like this.
53:53
>> Speaker F: Huh?
53:53
>> Speaker D: Pinch it either side of it.
53:55
>> Speaker F: Okay.
53:56
>> Speaker D: And so it's creating space
53:58
around visually.
53:59
>> Speaker B: Yeah, I see what you're saying.
54:01
>> Speaker D: Because he's not understanding.
54:02
>> Speaker B: I am understanding. I am understanding.
54:04
>> Speaker C: I get it now. The hot dog made perfect.
54:07
>> Speaker E: You didn't really need to go further, stupid.
54:11
>> Speaker C: You don't need the balloon.
54:13
>> Speaker F: Okay.
54:14
>> Speaker D: But how are we else we're going to get across?
54:16
>> Speaker C: That was a joke idea.
54:18
>> Speaker D: You guys figure it out. I'm figuring out a different way.
54:20
>> Speaker G: You really fat dogs that roll
54:23
the.
54:24
>> Speaker D: Water just comes back and drenches me.
54:27
>> Speaker C: How far of a jump is this?
54:29
>> Speaker B: waterboarded, I think I said
54:31
hundreds of feet. Sorry.
54:34
It's a divide. So it's hundreds of feet to the right or left, but
54:37
directly forward, let's say
54:39
50.
54:40
>> Speaker E: We could bend a bridge. Let's
54:43
just keep frustrating this old.
54:45
>> Speaker B: Do you come back?
54:47
>> Speaker D: No, I'm going to keep trying.
54:48
>> Speaker B: Okay.
54:49
>> Speaker C: Could you fly me across?
54:51
I don't have powers.
54:53
>> Speaker E: I'm bending a bridge.
54:55
>> Speaker C: I just have this. He holds up his post.
54:57
>> Speaker E: I rolled a nine.
54:58
>> Speaker B: A nine.
54:59
>> Speaker E: To bend a bridge.
55:00
>> Speaker B: To bend a bridge. Okay, so, you
55:03
start bending a bridge, but your,
55:06
availability, like, once, the further you get, the
55:09
thinner the bridge becomes.
55:11
>> Speaker E: Could I just kind of shimmy my way
55:14
across? About how far do I make you get?
55:16
>> Speaker B: About halfway.
55:19
It's a thin, like, less than an inch
55:22
thick bridge at that point. That is rather, your
55:25
bending capabilities to sort of mold earth
55:28
across the way kind of starts to dissipate
55:30
as you get further in.
55:33
>> Speaker E: I feel like this guru really wants.
55:34
>> Speaker D: Us to solve, does this balloon, does the
55:37
water have back to the balloon any effect
55:41
to it when I blasted the water at it or
55:44
maneuvered the water around it?
55:47
>> Speaker B: what's that?
55:48
>> Speaker D: Assess?
55:48
>> Speaker B: Yes, do assess a situation. See if you
55:51
notice anything.
55:54
>> Speaker D: Oh, my God.
55:59
Five.
56:01
>> Speaker B: Not quite.
56:02
>> Speaker D: Can I fatigue that still.
56:03
>> Speaker B: Yeah, you can fatigue to take a success. I forgot about
56:06
that. So you can
56:09
fatigue to, turn it into a
56:12
success. You can ask one of the questions available.
56:15
>> Speaker D: What about, what's my best way out in through.
56:17
>> Speaker F: Okay.
56:18
>> Speaker B: so when you tried to use
56:21
the air, something
56:24
that you noticed, and it was ever so subtle is when you started to
56:27
control the air in the room, the water or.
56:30
Sorry, the water in the room, which was in the air. when you
56:32
started to control the water that was in the air,
56:35
you sort of tensed it up and
56:38
froze some of it when you were trying to push it into a
56:41
shape. And you noticed that when you put the
56:44
cold air up to it, you notice just the
56:47
very slightest deflation, like helium.
56:49
>> Speaker D: Yeah, bro. Yeah.
56:52
Because my sister got a balloon and she got it in the car,
56:55
and it was so deflated, and she's like, why was it like this
56:58
in the store? And we almost went back in, and then we waited
57:01
like, ten more seconds and it went.
57:03
>> Speaker C: Yes.
57:05
>> Speaker B: Science. Science. You
57:07
solved my balloon puzzles.
57:10
>> Speaker D: Okay, so I'm just going to make it all
57:13
frozen, all the water frozen around the balloon.
57:15
>> Speaker B: Well, as.
57:16
>> Speaker D: Okay, so we're just gonna make it cold. As cold as I can make the
57:19
room.
57:19
>> Speaker B: Yeah, absolutely. As I'm not gonna make you roll. Because
57:22
as somebody that grew up in the southern water tribe, I
57:25
mean, freezing water was a pretty basic,
57:27
all things considered. So you start to cool the room down,
57:30
and you do have to fight against it a little bit. but eventually
57:33
you're able to cool the water in the air to a
57:36
point where you notice a slight deflation in the
57:39
balloon. You start to press against it, and sure enough,
57:42
you're able to press it through this doorway,
57:45
through the next doorway.
57:46
>> Speaker D: And I knock over Brock into
57:49
the expanse. He didn't have to run into the balloon.
57:52
The balloon ran into.
57:54
>> Speaker B: And guru tapi is like, oh, you did
57:57
it.
57:58
>> Speaker H: You got the balloon out.
58:00
>> Speaker B: And he goes running into the tunnel. And he's like, you
58:03
hear him from inside the tunnel and he's like, I haven't seen this
58:05
doorway in centuries.
58:08
>> Speaker E: So now I can run into the balloon.
58:11
>> Speaker C: Yeah, go knock your.
58:13
>> Speaker D: Sure.
58:14
>> Speaker H: I think this is a fantastically clever
58:16
idea. I am ecstatic that the balloon
58:19
is out of the doorway. So I am all for this plan.
58:22
Could I die?
58:24
>> Speaker F: Yeah.
58:24
>> Speaker B: But it depends which way you run into the balloon if you
58:27
wanted to bounce you back into.
58:30
>> Speaker E: I don't know how bouncy is
58:32
this bad boy.
58:33
>> Speaker B: Oh, yeah. You hop, you touch it. It's pretty bouncy. It's
58:36
spring. Could I. Oh,
58:39
this is such a bad.
58:40
>> Speaker E: Sink it a little bit into the ground so it's got a little
58:43
stability.
58:43
>> Speaker F: Yeah.
58:43
>> Speaker B: Ah, it stays in place.
58:45
>> Speaker F: Okay.
58:45
>> Speaker E: And just as a test, let me huck a rock at it
58:48
to see if it can make it across. So I want
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to huck like a.
58:52
>> Speaker B: And you're going to use some bending behind that.
58:54
>> Speaker E: Yeah, some bending behind, like a hundred pound rock.
58:56
>> Speaker B: Okay.
58:57
>> Speaker E: Say, okay, you know what? Brock's
59:00
got a brilliant idea. Brock's gonna
59:03
elevate her himself. He's gonna elevate her up.
59:06
It's gonna be like the blob at summer camp.
59:09
>> Speaker C: Yep.
59:09
>> Speaker E: So I love, so m
59:12
put, I'm.
59:14
>> Speaker B: Gonna put a rock on one end.
59:16
>> Speaker E: On one end, and then I'm going to jump
59:19
onto the other end, see if I can't
59:22
launch this bad boy all the way across the other
59:25
side.
59:25
>> Speaker B: Okay. I'm not going to make you roll. You're literally just jumping
59:28
off of something. So you jump off, you hit the other side of the
59:31
balloon, boom, the stone
59:34
goes flying. It doesn't make it all the
59:37
way across, but it makes it pretty
59:40
dang close.
59:42
>> Speaker E: I feel like that just shows we got to do
59:45
that.
59:46
>> Speaker B: one key thing that you notice is it's very possible that
59:49
just getting the angle right is really the main thing because there was a
59:52
little bit more vertical lift than you needed and that
59:55
kind of hindered the horizontal,
59:58
whatever. trajectory. Trajectory, yes.
1:00:03
>> Speaker C: What happened if we stepped into the hole?
1:00:07
>> Speaker B: So we fell into the hole.
1:00:09
>> Speaker C: Would you catch us?
1:00:11
>> Speaker I: Well, I tell you what.
1:00:14
The key element in Okoran's letter
1:00:17
was that the four of you work together,
1:00:20
come up with creative solutions to help you through
1:00:23
the trials at hand. You are free to do whatever
1:00:26
you think is best to accomplish the trials.
1:00:29
And I will be here to guide you, keep you
1:00:31
safe. An idea that doesn't work out
1:00:34
is a learning experience. So, with all that
1:00:37
being said, I'm not going to let you
1:00:40
die. To the best of my ability,
1:00:43
at least. I think this is a
1:00:45
fantastically clever idea. I am
1:00:48
ecstatic that the balloon is.
1:00:50
>> Speaker H: Out of the doorway.
1:00:51
>> Speaker I: So I am all for this plan. In fact,
1:00:54
given the plan you've proposed, I will go
1:00:57
across the chasm.
1:00:58
>> Speaker H: Now, if your jump is a little.
1:01:01
>> Speaker I: Short, I should be able to,
1:01:03
>> Speaker C: When he said yes, Bill already started.
1:01:05
>> Speaker E: Walking off the edge.
1:01:07
>> Speaker B: Stop. He's going to pick up, like, just keeping
1:01:10
Mario Kart sticks up his foot over the edge, and he
1:01:13
just kind of lets his guru tap. He just does, like, a wind
1:01:16
pull where he just pulls the air.
1:01:18
>> Speaker C: That's no fair. You're cheating.
1:01:20
>> Speaker H: Why would you. Well,
1:01:23
now your concerns can be stifled.
1:01:26
I caught you, just as I said I would.
1:01:30
Please do not do that again.
1:01:33
Well, thank you.
1:01:34
>> Speaker C: I trusted you, guru.
1:01:35
>> Speaker B: I've got an idea.
1:01:36
>> Speaker F: Bill.
1:01:37
>> Speaker C: Stick.
1:01:38
>> Speaker F: Bill.
1:01:38
>> Speaker E: I got an idea.
1:01:39
>> Speaker D: You have a brain. Use it.
1:01:42
>> Speaker E: We jump together.
1:01:44
>> Speaker B: No.
1:01:44
>> Speaker E: And we, over the other.
1:01:47
>> Speaker D: You are not throwing me first.
1:01:49
>> Speaker E: Okay, fine.
1:01:50
>> Speaker D: Wow. Is the smallest.
1:01:54
>> Speaker E: Do you trust us?
1:01:56
>> Speaker B: I already passed the trust. Can you.
1:02:00
>> Speaker G: How about this? I weigh 140
1:02:03
pounds.
1:02:04
>> Speaker E: Yeah, we know ages.
1:02:07
>> Speaker G: I've seen you work out, bro.
1:02:08
>> Speaker D: I weigh less than you.
1:02:11
>> Speaker G: Can you, make a rock
1:02:14
body double that weighs exactly the same as
1:02:17
me?
1:02:17
>> Speaker E: I suppose we could do that.
1:02:19
>> Speaker B: But here's another. That is one of Brock's skills.
1:02:22
>> Speaker G: Exactly.
1:02:25
>> Speaker B: Interesting facts.
1:02:27
>> Speaker E: I could, in fact, make your very
1:02:30
doppelganger out of stone. My thought here
1:02:32
is, if you come up a little
1:02:34
short, you can always just
1:02:37
bend out a little platform. So now
1:02:40
that Bill can't defend himself
1:02:43
or say no because he's in the bathroom, Bill
1:02:46
and I are going to elevate her up
1:02:49
and put the 140 guo
1:02:52
sized rock. And Bill and I jump off
1:02:55
together in tandem as
1:02:57
bros to launch this rock.
1:03:00
>> Speaker B: All right, so you set all this up?
1:03:03
>> Speaker F: Yes.
1:03:03
>> Speaker B: You get to the top of this rock.
1:03:05
>> Speaker E: Yes.
1:03:07
>> Speaker B: You're launching a rock currently.
1:03:09
>> Speaker E: Correct.
1:03:09
>> Speaker B: Okay, just a test.
1:03:11
>> Speaker F: Go.
1:03:11
>> Speaker B: All right. You're about to jump off to
1:03:14
test to see if this rock can make it across and
1:03:16
therefore shape your ability
1:03:19
to use this method to get you all across
1:03:22
this cavern feel like you're.
1:03:24
>> Speaker E: Setting us up for something.
1:03:25
>> Speaker B: And with that, we're going to end episode
1:03:28
three. We'll see you guys next time in episode
1:03:31
four to find out if it works and if they're able to do
1:03:34
it and then what the final two trials are. See you guys
1:03:37
next time.
1:03:39
>> Speaker A: Hey everyone. Skyler, the game master for benders and
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