<a class="link link--external" href="http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l174/Tears92/Anime%20Guys/monk.jpg" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" target="_blank">Baldemar</a>sat inside the expanse of the chilly cave. His legs crossed beneath his as he breathed in and out deeply, filling and emptying his lungs with each in and out take of breath. As a sharp, cold gust of air blew into the recess of his hiding place, Baldemar closed his eyes, focusing on the change of nature around him. The wind rustling his clothes, making the barest whisper of sound to echo along with the whistling of the wind in such a confined area. Just over the sound of the wind, Baldemar could hear the noise of a group of people moving outside, their voices floating in to join the symphony of sounds around him.<br/><br/>In one quick movement, Baldemar was to his feet, his eyes open as he could feel the warmth of the fire behind him lessen slightly from his sudden change in posture. Baldemar's legs and arms moved together in a soft flowing movement as he spun round, his arms extending in a massive push as he drew the air around him and forced it away from his body in a massive gust, blowing out the fire before him to not give away from his position. To his dismay though, Baldemar could hear the echoes of voices growing louder as the people inevitably drew closer to him. Sighing, using his night vision as much a possible to see as much as he could of the dark cave, Baldemar picked up what little supplies he had left and his staff as he prepared for the worst.<br/><br/>As he straightened, Baldemar noticed the glow of torches increase dramatically and the voices heighten to its peak. "Airbender! Turn around slowly and we will have no reason to hurt you," One of the two previously chatting men exclaimed as Baldemar sighed heavily. "How do I know such a promise will be honoured?" The robed figure asked, not making any movement at all as he let his body relax, finding its own rhythm. Before an answer could even he replied, Baldemar attacked, his staff swinging round with his body to blow a gust of wind at his foes, the torches blowing out as the two attackers fell to the floor in shock. His night vision slightly ruined by the torches his would-be-attackers had used, Baldemar made his way out of the cave in a run by his memory, trying to be careful not to trip.<br/><br/>Reaching the entrance, Baldemar took another three long strides before jumping. This cave had most definitely been Baldemar's favourite hiding spot so far, it had been a near perfect place to practise his abilities as he searched for the perfect student. Beginning to fall off the edge of the cliff in front of him, Baldemar breathed in deeply, feeling the air rushing around him as he swung his staff behind his back, struts popping out the sides connecting with the main base by folds of fabric now pulled taut. Pulling up from the dive, Baldemar felt the thrill of using his glider as he soared back up into the air, levelling off as he started to make his way into the distance, once more looking for somewhere safe, somewhere he could find someone worthy to teach.<br/><br/>By the time his attackers managed to find their way out of Baldemar's ex-hiding spot, their target had become a little speck in the sky.