I finally updated. Sorry, I was having a mini vacation from writing and what not.

I stared at my mother with cold eyes. Her gold eyes glued onto my own, her face was twisted into a questioning expression. The she spoke softly, "What is wrong Chisai?"

I just continue to stare at her. I feel my soul breaking on the inside, I know that I should feel happy, but for some reason I don't. Maybe I don't want to get my hopes up to only be brought down, living my whole life feeling alone and out of place. Feeling like they had abandoned me, even though they hadn't.

I hung my head, loose strand of dark hair falling down. My nails dig into my thighs, and then a cry escapes my throat. "That can't be true."

"Chisai, why would you say that? This news means that there is a chance for us to be a family again like we were meant to be." She tries to place a hand onto of mine.

I snap back my hand and bare my teeth at her. "Don't touch me." Her eyes start to water up as her expression becomes broken. "Why are you suddenly like this?"

I don't answer, I don't have an answer. "You come here with these lies to fill my hopes and dreams. How could you do this to your own daughter especially after all the time you've been gone." I yell at her, rage and anger fueling me.

"Chisai, I don't mean to fill make you think that. I just wanted to give you hope, even if it is false hope." She brings her hand up to her face. "I love you Chisai, never doubt that."

Shaking my head I reply back, "Whatever okay? Let's just forget this ever happened and let's go to whatever Fire Nation town you think he is in."

My mother solemnly nodded and sighed. "We will be traveling to the Fire Nation Capital city."

Aang, Katara, and Sokka gasped. "Why are we going to the place where the Fire Lord lives? Are you crazy lady?"

My mother shook her head. "No, I am not kidding. They are going to make a direct attack at the Fire Lord. They feel like there is no other choice, since the Avatar is rumored to be dead. They say since you had not been seen for a while that you most probably be dead," she scoffed, "figure the world sees the Avatar and thinks that they can rely on just him to save the day. It's a pity."

"Yes, that is all nice and all, but how in the world are we going to sneak in? I mean Aang here has an arrow on his head that you can see from miles away," Sokka exclaimed.

"Hey!" Aang cried.

"Sorry buddy, it's true."

"Boys stop fighting and grow up. And yes Sokka I agree, but Aang can wear a bandanna on his head. Now we must leave for Capital City. . ."