The Sixty-Third [Audio/Open Commentlog]
I can understand why the Water Tribe peasants may want to celebrate the coldest day of the year, but why do the rest of us have to suffer through? As if these plants weren't bad enough, the concept of "Christmas spirit" is laughable. Giving for the sake of giving is pointless - I would have though at least half of you would have figured that out by now.
That said, stay away from Gar Street unless you want to get in the way of my practice.
[On this fine afternoon, you may happen upon Azula up near the seaport. She's doing something rather curious. She's drawing targets on the remains of a wall. There are at least three so far, and she's using a piece of rock to draw on the bricks.
She's avoiding any mistletoe rather successfully, but the plants are growing from various walls and from doorways. If you come across her today, you might want to be careful about getting trapped under one of them with her; the shock might not be the only punishment you receive.]
[ooc; please bug her! and godmoding in some mistletoe (within reason) is a-okay.]
That said, stay away from Gar Street unless you want to get in the way of my practice.
[On this fine afternoon, you may happen upon Azula up near the seaport. She's doing something rather curious. She's drawing targets on the remains of a wall. There are at least three so far, and she's using a piece of rock to draw on the bricks.
She's avoiding any mistletoe rather successfully, but the plants are growing from various walls and from doorways. If you come across her today, you might want to be careful about getting trapped under one of them with her; the shock might not be the only punishment you receive.]
[ooc; please bug her! and godmoding in some mistletoe (within reason) is a-okay.]