Dahenahi had managed to hold off the other attackers.  She was surprised with the skill shown by her two saviors.<br/><br/>The black suited and masked Firebenders quickly retreated, some even kind enough to help haul their fallen comrades from the battle site.  Nahi fell to her knees, the water barrier splashing to the ground before she waved it back toward the gourd.  The male swordmaster seemed to be interrogating one of the Firebenders that had been left behind.  She thought she saw a flicker of recognition in the eyes of the masked bender, but he said nothing as the man shook him.<br/><br/>Nahi stumbled to her feet and walked towards the two males.  "Please, hasn't there been enough violence for one day?"  She placed her hand on his arm, confident that they could work everything out peacefully.  She looked at the bender and reached forward to pull down his mask.<br/><br/>Instantly on the offensive, he slapped away her hand and probably would have done worse, if he hadn't been held in Daijin's grasp.  Dahenahi smiled, charming and at ease.  "I expect you're not some brainless lackey, but you're probably not in a great position of power either.  Why don't you just tell us who sent you?  Why were you attacking these villagers?"<br/><br/>The man scoffed, what little they could see of his face looked screwed up in disgust.  "It's of no account to you, Waterbender.  You and your kind shall be wiped out soon enough.  You all need to learn your place!  Bowing at the feet of the Fire Kingdom!"<br/><br/>Nahi looked thoroughly confused.  The man was obviously a raving lunatic.  She looked to the other two.  "Do...either of you know what he's talking about?"