<div class="floatright">(http://th09.deviantart.net/fs70/PRE/f/2012/092/8/f/8fdd0b6a8312afdde292f8a7429bde3d-d4ut5vt.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Avatar Shiroe<br/><strong>Location:</strong>wandering toward the outskirts of the tribe > Akari's hut<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Team Avatar [by the crowd and Borok, Akari and various spirits by Shiroe<br/><hr/>Shiroe continued to try and maintain his balance while the spirits huddled around him.<strong>"I'm sorry for showing up so suddenly and unexpectedly, but there was something about this place that called me here."</strong>He returned her gesture in kind, offering her a soft smile<strong>"Technically I have a whole life of serving you, and everyone else ahead of me but that's aside the point. The spirits seem really excited about you, they were saying how you were a really strong water bender. If the spirits want me to meet you, I figure it must be for a reason!"</strong><br/><br/>He was blushing trying to make conversation with the attractive woman, though the cold in the area didn't help either.<strong>"So how has the southern water tribe been? Sorry it took so long for me to get here. Airbending training was..tricky, took six years all in all, and there's still stuff I'm polishing...I'm really excited to start water bending training too Hopefully it wont take me another six years."</strong>He chuckled nervously as he acknowledged that there was a sense of pressure about the situation. The Avatar was still training, and for now the world seemed quiet, but he knew every Avatar faced some kind of crisis. The Earth kingdom was still rather unstable, all things considered, but the earth nation as a people stuck together and kept their heads on straight.<br/><br/>As the others now started making their way to his location, he couldn't help but notice another fellow earth nation citizen, but running from...penguins? Unsure of what to make of the sight, he snickered<strong>"I never would've thought the first wildlife I would've found here was so friendly."</strong>As to not get too chilly, he produced a hand full of fire that held out like a torch to warm them.