Wandering -Open-

[Azrael]

Yurika watched the two walkrun away. "Allright," she said aloud. "No problem for me." and she walked off in search of her groups campsite. She got seperated from them a few days ago and felt she was very close to finding them.

[Aden]

"Well you can't blame me for wondering," Aden responded with a brief frown before adding "nice to finally meet you Hina, if that is indeed your real name." Abbas' yellow eyes stared unblinkingly at Benji as his hand hovered over the Vulture Griffins great back, wondering with a blank expression if the little human boy dared to do much else. "I've never come across an airbender before, let alone a female one," he said looking her up and down for a short moment, still getting used to the fact that she was actually a girl. "What about him," Aden asked, gesturing over to Benji, "is he a bender of some description as well?" Although Aden found that hard to believe, watching as Hina called the plump little boy over for a healing session.

[Hina Sozomai]

Hina shooed Benji off as she finished applying the ointment, putting the supplies away in her bag. She got up and turned to Aden. "Hina is my real name, I swear." She told Aden sincerely, eying Benji out of the corner of her eye as he wandered over to Abbas again. She looked back at Aden. "I've only met one other Airbender in my lifetime, and he was my master. It's rather sad the scarcity of them."

Hina picked up her cap, not bothering to place it back on her head. Her disguise was given away, after all. She lowered her voice as she spoke again. "I believe he's a Firebender, though I'm not sure. I found him in my travels, I believe his parents were killed in a fire. He has a fear of fire, though it's not very significant, it's there." She looked at the cheerful little boy again. "I know he has nightmares of the day his parents died. He either got the burns from the fire or something self-inflicted, I'm not sure."

[Aden]

Watching Benji run off after Abbas with mild interest, he became curious about the mysterious healing ointment. "What about that ointment, huh? Wouldn't it be better to just find a healing waterbender..." he suggested quietly. Hearing that Hina had only known one other airbender in her lifetime, he felt sorry for her as he had been surrounded by his own benders for many years. "...Is your master still around?" Aden wondered aloud, phrasing his question carefully.

Letting go of the Vulture Griffins leash, he allowed Abbas to go off and play with Benji for a while. Fascinated by the history of the small boy, he guessed their were many similar cases around the world. Orphan children left alone in the world with no one to care for them. Aden had never had any siblings and he wondered what it would have been like, looking over at Benji for another moment. "Would you trust a firebender, Hina?" He asked randomly, while raising his brow in question.

[Hina Sozomai]

Hina watched as Aden released the large bird and Benji and Abbas began to play together. She half-smiled at the sight then spoke to Aden again. "I suppose it would be, but they're almost as scarce as airbenders. I have some knowledge in the healing arts so I do my best to help Benji heal." She tilted her head to listen for anyone coming then glanced at Aden. She spoke in a quiet, solemn voice. "No, unfortunately he's not. He died a few years ago and was the closest thing I had to a father. I think Benji and I might both be orphans, though I'm not so sure about myself."

Hina had wondered many times whether her father was alive, who he was, and why he had left her mother. She had never known her true parents and how she was an airbender was still a mystery to her since she was born in Ba Sing Se. "Of course I would trust a firebender. I don't have any reason not to." She replied seriously to Aden.