Talya felt as if something hard had formed in her throat when Xiao began yelling at them. She clenched her fist, tears continuing to sting her eyes and cheeks. It got worse when Ro’s body was taken away.<br/><br/>How could Xiao be angry? No… how dare she be angry, how dare she yell! Everyone was feeling guilty here. Nobody was even given a chance to do anything. And… and where was she when this was happening? Where? Every part of her deep down wanted so badly to present that argument. But it would do nothing, and it wasn’t like Talya to just stand up and start yelling back. Not to mention, y Ro would not want them all to be at each other’s throats at a time like this.<br/><br/>They had to move on. That was the best thing they could do for now.<br/><br/>She attempted to wipe her tears away on her sleeve though this did nothing to help stop her crying. Maybe she should have done something. If she had done something, would things have ended differently, would Ro still be with them? No. She should not allow her mind to linger upon such thoughts. The moment for grieving has passed.  All she can do now, like everyone else, was keep the memory of their beloved Avatar with her at all times.<br/><br/>Talya nodded at Kai’s words, though she didn’t speak. The simply followed alongside the group, trying her best to keep her head held high and her mind focused on the road ahead. So, they were to head to the Fire Nation? She saw no reason to doubt Kai.  If anything, at least they had a destination in mind and weren’t wandering aimlessly wondering where the new Avatar would be.<br/><br/>Admittedly, there was a part of her that was looking forward to this journey. If anything, it was as good a time as any to put everything Ro had taught them to good use and not let his teachings go in vain.