Kai remained seated upon her Catdeer, barely. She had waved her arms, and even raised her voice in an attempt to warn them of something happening. Something that needed to be said. It was seat atop the beast, watching in abject horror she saw the Avatar fall.<br/><br/>Her face fell, and she screamed out, not affected by the push away from the avatar as she had still been too far away. She felt the running of hot liquid down her powered cheeks and onto her now clasped together hands, and looked at each of them. Surely he would not be gone. Surely it was just a horrible nightmare!<br/><br/>But as she drew ever nearer to the site, she could see how the red of his life spread out around him as a carpet. A small golden light glowed from his mouth and shot towards the heavens, rising upon that last soft sigh of life, before veering sharply in the direction of the Fire Nation. It was then his eyes glazed over, and his breath stilled. She had come too late. "No. No, I came. I came as fast as I could. This... this should not be." She whispered out weakly, the tracks of her dismay clearly evident and still flowing down her cheeks.<br/><br/>Her eyes looking into each of their own if she could, turmoil and heartbreak evident within her. She slowly bowed her head, and with some difficulty, dismounted her catdeer. Then she moved close as she was allowed, kneeled and bowed her head so low her forehead touched the ground at Ro Pan's feet. She had not known him long, but he had been a kindred spirit, and already a friend. Her loss was nothing compared to the others, but still she wept onto the ground where he lay, having watered the earth with his life.