<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;">She watched their formal greetings, she opted for a more stoic greeting. A nod of her head to the Avatar, she glanced to the Water-bender. She had mixed thoughts of this. Water-bending was very elegant, when done right, but she also thought it was too gentle most the time. She had respect for all Bending, that was why she found her way to this situation, but she was also a calculating person.<br/><br/>A mental sigh and she followed the other girl to the room. "To get this straight from the start, because you ARE the Avatar, I will be strict." Her voice was strong and smooth, she seemed a no-nonsense teacher. <br/><br/>Looking to the Water-Bender, she raised a brow and gave a small quirk of her lips, almost a smile. "I am anxious to seeing how fast he learns. I hope you can deal with my teaching style... it may vary completely from yours." It didn't sound challenging, well, not completely. She was testing the girl's reactions. How would she act? Mad? Un-bothered?<br/><br/>"I am Raezal..." She offhandedly said as she watched them. Raezal was actually very pleased to be here, meeting them. She was offended by the Fire-Nation, and was set to put a stop to the war, and this was the best way she could.</span>