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Gen took to watching each little movement of Zara's fingers while she finished up healing Mabu's injuries. He found it remarkable how some Water Benders had this ability, unique to their art. The way the water flowed, seeping into the injuries and repairing the physical damage fascinated him. There was nothing even close to it in his native element of earth. With the last of the water absorbed into Mabu's wounds the moose lion willed his tail to pat against the ground with what energy he could spare, letting the others know that he was feeling better. With a huff of air out of his nose, kicking up traces of dust and dirt, Mabu made it known he would not be moving for a little while by tucking in his legs for a more comfortable laying position.
Standing up, Gen looked from Zara to Jao-Tin. They were the last two Water Benders in their tribe? It made him wonder who Jao-Tin had learned from. He didn't strike Gen as being terribly old. As a matter of fact, Jao-Tin was in better shape than he was! As Gen took a moment to look down at his comparatively smaller chest and shoulders, his stomach again growled with irritation. His face sank in embarrassment while his brown eyes trailed over to the three platypus bears that Jao-Tin had taken care of.
"So... about that deal for food we had made earlier?" the tone of his voice hinted his hesitance. He wasn't quite sure what to make of Zara's Water Bending master. He had helped them, sure, but the man seemed set in old traditions and hard on his student. "Are we still going with that? We... caught a few more of them than we planed."
Standing up, Gen looked from Zara to Jao-Tin. They were the last two Water Benders in their tribe? It made him wonder who Jao-Tin had learned from. He didn't strike Gen as being terribly old. As a matter of fact, Jao-Tin was in better shape than he was! As Gen took a moment to look down at his comparatively smaller chest and shoulders, his stomach again growled with irritation. His face sank in embarrassment while his brown eyes trailed over to the three platypus bears that Jao-Tin had taken care of.
"So... about that deal for food we had made earlier?" the tone of his voice hinted his hesitance. He wasn't quite sure what to make of Zara's Water Bending master. He had helped them, sure, but the man seemed set in old traditions and hard on his student. "Are we still going with that? We... caught a few more of them than we planed."