Kick the wall, smash the lights, rip the shades, burn it all
Who: Joshua, Mai, Raidou, Aang, anyone else.
What: Joshua and Mai are goddamn arsonists. Smokey the Bear would be disappointed.
When: Tonight, pretty late.
Where: The warehouse district of City Royale.
Rating: PG I guess? Maybe PG-13 idk.
It was a familiar sight, orange and gold flames appearing in a bright explosion of heat, licking up the front of the warehouse and spreading as if the building was made of paper. Of course, the last time Mai had seen this she hadn't been in control of herself, and it had been more terrifying than anything else.
But it was different now. She was happily nudging the flames in the direction she wanted, gently pushing them away from surrounding buildings when they reached for them. Not that she cared that much about it spreading, but the larger the fire the greater the chance of someone dying, and she saw no point in allowing that.
Regardless, the night sky was quickly filling with a gigantic plume of black smoke, the fire beneath it lighting up the entire district. What would easily be a frightening sight to most people only made Mai smile. It was nice to be able to do this without the overhanging threat of lectures (or worse).
What: Joshua and Mai are goddamn arsonists. Smokey the Bear would be disappointed.
When: Tonight, pretty late.
Where: The warehouse district of City Royale.
Rating: PG I guess? Maybe PG-13 idk.
It was a familiar sight, orange and gold flames appearing in a bright explosion of heat, licking up the front of the warehouse and spreading as if the building was made of paper. Of course, the last time Mai had seen this she hadn't been in control of herself, and it had been more terrifying than anything else.
But it was different now. She was happily nudging the flames in the direction she wanted, gently pushing them away from surrounding buildings when they reached for them. Not that she cared that much about it spreading, but the larger the fire the greater the chance of someone dying, and she saw no point in allowing that.
Regardless, the night sky was quickly filling with a gigantic plume of black smoke, the fire beneath it lighting up the entire district. What would easily be a frightening sight to most people only made Mai smile. It was nice to be able to do this without the overhanging threat of lectures (or worse).