Someone Has to Do It

Subject: Someone Has to Do It Sat Oct 22, 2011 1:53 pm

Tei Kaze	Sure the renovations had gone well in the Western Air temple, and sure it was once again a liveable and hospitable area, but the council member formerly in charge of the reconstruction had run off with some young Fire Nation girl and completely shirked his duties of looking over the Western Air Temple. Tei was agitated with such incompetence in the Council, and had put himself in charge of the temple, knowing he would not leave for any reason. He especially wouldn't leave for over a month, turning up nowhere. Tei sternly observed the now finished temple, approving of the good craftsmanship on the decor and grand architecture required to build these structures upside down on the underside of a drop off. He respected their abilites, and was glad he could spend time with the hard working people, rather than the lazy council members who could not seem to do the simplest of duties. It was currently a slow, uneventful day, the temple was done, and people were settling and simply living there finally.
Mood: Frustrated Condition: Tired	Link:

Subject: Re: Someone Has to Do It Sun Nov 13, 2011 10:32 pm

Tei Kaze	It was strange how quickly the days passed. In the short time he'd been there (about two weeks) the council members of the Western Air Temple had officially been elected. Tei particularly liked one of the three new council members, but refrained from picking favorites for now. More importantly though, it was time for Tei to go. He hadn't really done much besides oversee the elections, but he was happy with how the temple was now finished and how hospitable the people were. Tei decided that he'd be going back to the Eastern Air Temple now, and he hoped he'd be able to travel back swiftly on an air balloon or something of similar speed, so that he would not have to walk and fly all the way back. It was enjoyable, but there was limit to how far Tei could go before it became a nuisance. He said his quick goodbyes to the people he'd come to know in this short time, and found a way back on a new air powered craft. It was similar to a bird in that it had wings, but it did not flap them, airbenders propelled the craft and kept it afloat with their airbending. It was quick, versatile, and was good transportation. So far only small ones had been built for private transportation at high prices, but Tei was pretty sure the demand would go up, the crafts would get bigger, and the price would go down. The flight took off, and Tei reviewed some papers on the way back home.
Mood: Frustrated Condition: Tired	Link: