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In addition to a full-service spa, C-hotel & Spa features an outdoor pool and a health club. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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The politician, who died in 1789 at the age of 75, is thought to have financed buildings that still stand in Piccadilly, Portman Square and Oxford Circus.
At the time, though, Mr Elwes was more famous for scrimping and saving – despite leaving a fortune worth £28million in today's money. According to legend, the penny-pinching miser would go to bed as soon as darkness fell to save on candles and ate rotting meat instead of paying for fresh food.
During his 12-year tenure as an MP, Mr Elwes would walk all the way from his Berkshire constituency to the Houses of Parliament – claiming just 18p in expenses after being elected.
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Sure could have fooled most people watching.
Scoring the last of his 23 points on a 3-pointer with 1:46 left, Bryant and the Lakers became the first team in the West to secure a playoff spot with a 102-95 victory over the San Antonio Spurs on Thursday night.
The Spurs have been the No. 2 team in the West most of the season, and Los Angeles validated that pecking order with a road win that also wrapped up the Pacific Division with a month to play in the regular season.
Not that Bryant cared in the slightest.
"Oh yeah," Bryant cracked, "we're really big on Pacific Division titles."
Tony Parker and Michael Finley had 25 points apiece for the Spurs, who trailed by as much as 18 points before mounting a furious fourth-quarter comeback. Parker hit a 3-pointer with 2:19 left to cut the score to 95-93, but Bryant answered right back with his 3-pointer in the face of rookie George Hill.
As Bryant left the court, a few dozen fans chanted "M-V-P! M-V-P!" in what is usually hostile territory for the Lakers.
Hill said he was surprised the shot went in.
"I thought it was pretty good defense," Hill said. "But it's Kobe, and he makes great plays. I did the best I could to challenge him and try to push him back out. He's deadly."
Pau Gasol had 23 points and 11 rebounds for the Lakers. Lamar Odom had 12 points and 10 rebounds in his return from a one-game suspension for leaving the bench during an altercation in Monday's loss to Portland.
Tim Duncan had 16 points and 11 rebounds for the Spurs, whose lead over the Rockets in the Southwest Division was cut to two games. San Antonio plays at Houston on Saturday, when the Rockets will becoming off a Friday night game at Charlotte.
Drew Gooden made his Spurs debut after being signed a week ago, but played just three minutes, scoring two points and grabbing four rebounds.
"We couldn't get anything done offensively, and defensively they made every shot," Parker said. "After that we were in a big hole, and against the Lakers it's tough to come back."
Trevor Ariza, who joined the Lakers' starting lineup this week, scored 10 points. Derek Fisher also added 10.
"You're always surprised you jump out early, particularly in this building because they play so well at home," Bryant said. "But that's what we needed."
The close finished belied what looked like a Lakers blowout from the start.
Forcing the usually careful Spurs into 10 first-half turnovers, the Lakers rolled to a 35-17 lead - the most points allowed by the Spurs in the first quarter all season.
"It's difficult to spot the best team in the league 18 points and then go play," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said. "It was a really tough first quarter. They played great and didn't miss many shots. They made shots and we played badly."
Bryant had 14 at the half against defenders ranging from 37-year-old Bruce Bowen to the rookie Hill. Finley kept the Spurs as close as he could, hitting a trio of 3-pointers and scoring 17 in the first half.
San Antonio trailed 78-70 to start the fourth period, but the Lakers couldn't put the Spurs away. Finley's 3-pointer with 10:30 left cut the lead to 81-78, bringing the sold-out crowd to its feet in a game that increasingly seemed to take on a playoff atmosphere.
From his vantage point, Jackson said he didn't feel like the game had playoff intensity. But he was glad to end a three-game road trip with back-to-back wins that started Wednesday in Houston, where the Lakers broke the Rockets' 12-game winning streak at home.
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Popovich said before the game he didn't know if Gooden would play, then inserted his new big man for a brief spell in the second half. It was just the third appearance since Jan. 19 for Gooden, who has been hobbled by a groin injury since starting the season in Chicago and then being traded to Sacramento last month.
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How Do I Tactfully Handle Mom's Hygiene Situation?
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My mom is 89 and has Alzheimer's. She is currently living with my step father in independent living. Many times when I pick her up to take her to an appointment, her hair is unwashed or she is in need of deodorant. How do I tactfully handle this situation?
Hi Sue,
Thank you for writing. This is such a common problem. You mentioned your mom and step-father are currently in an independent living facility which could be part of the problem. Many times, these homes do not assist with personal hygiene past making verbal cues to remind residents to wash. As your mom's Alzheimer's disease progresses, she will need more assistance than just verbal cues and when this is the case, it might be time to look into getting her more help. If she isn't wandering or needing too much help, you can keep her in the assisted living home but hire an aide to come in a few times a week to help her with showering and hygiene necessities. There are many options. There should be a social worker at the home she is residing in that can go over what would work best for your mom and probably your step-dad as well. I am so glad she has you to make sure she is well cared for and healthy.
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- It will only get worse. In my opinion, your mom needs help with bathing and grooming on a daily basis. If you cannot take on this role, you will need to arrange additional help. My husband would never shower, shave, apply deodorant or even brush his teeth if I or his sitter did not help him do those things. It's so sad because he was the most impeccably dressed and groomed man before the disease overwhelmed him. I find that daily showers are a necessity because of his frequent accidents and other problems associated with toileting. We also use diaper rash ointment.


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Earlier this week we previewed the quarterbacks for the 2013 fantasy football season. Looking back at how our predictions performed over the course of the season, we felt pretty good about that position.
Last year, the final position we previewed was tight end. There was - and still is - so much talent at this position that it was hard to come up with a top 17 list last summer. But we did... and you can find our 2012 tight end rankings here.
There were a few spots where we hit the mark last summer.
Devaluing Antonio Gates was a smart play, and you'll see where he sits in our rankings this year below. Also, putting former Bears tight end Greg Olsen at seventh in our rankings raised a few eyebrows at the time, but he rewarded our faith in his ability (and confidence in a sophomore setback for Cam Newton) by having a very good season (843 yards, 5 TD).
There were a few others that we missed on, though.
We've never been a big fan of the Tony Romo-led offense in Dallas, but the presence of Dez Bryant led us to move Jason Witten down in our preseason rankings. He was the top fantasy tight end last year with 110 receptions for 1,039 yards, but only had three touchdowns. In spite of his lack of end zone touches, he was the only tight end to top 1,000 yards last season.
We also missed the mark on Kyle Rudolph, not ranking the eventual Pro Bowl MVP in our top 17 before last season. His numbers were the opposite of Witten; only 53 catches for only 493 yards, but he had nine touchdown catches. There are some questions about how the addition of Greg Jennings, subtraction of Percy Harvin, and Christian Ponder still being the Vikings' quarterback will impact his production, but he's developing into a legitimate fantasy starter.
Heading into this year, the tight end position is up for grabs at the top. Where most have ranked at least one, if not two, Patriots among their top five for the last couple seasons, Aaron Hernandez is now in jail and Rob Gronkowski has a lot of questions about the health of his arm arm and back. We voiced our concerns when discussing Tom Brady in our quarterback preview.
With all of that in mind, we're going to step up our game this year. We cut off our rankings last year at 17, but this year we're going to go for a full top 20. With the uncertainty in New England, and a few faces in new places, there's a lot of uncertainty at this position this year.
First, here are a few names that will be wearing a new uniform this year:
- Martellus Bennett - Chicago Bears
- Brandon Myers - New York Giants
- Jared Cook - St. Louis Rams
- Tyler Eifert, Cincinnati Bengals (rookie)
- Zach Ertz, Philadelphia (rookie)
- Aaron Hernandez - Massachusetts State Penitentary
With those changes in mind, let's rank our top 20 tight ends heading into the 2013 fantasy football season.
- Jimmy Graham, New Orleans
- Jason Witten, Dallas
- Tony Gonzalez, Atlanta
- Brandon Myers, New York Giants
- Vernon Davis, San Francisco
- Greg Olsen, Carolina
- Kyle Rudolph, Minnesota
- Heath Miller, Pittsburgh
- Owen Daniels, Houston
- Tony Moeaki, Kansas City
- Antonio Gates, San Diego
- Jermichael Finley, Green Bay
- Martellus Bennett, Chicago
- Jared Cook, St. Louis
- Brandon Pettitgrew, Detroit
- Marcedes Lewis, Jacksonville
- Fred Davis, Washington
- Brent Celek, Philadelphia
- Jermaine Gresham, Cincinnati
- Ed Dickson, TE, Baltimore
Injured Already: Dennis Pitta, BAL
Less than one week into training camp, Pitta suffered a dislocated hip and his season is over. Dickson and Visanthe Shiancoe will fill the TE spot for the Ravens moving forward.
Worth the Reach: Brandon Myers, New York Giants
Last year in Oakland (without a real quarterback for most of the season), Myers had an invisibly fantastic season with 79 receptions, 806 yards and 4 touchdowns; he had 24 more receptions and 180 more yards than Martellus Bennett did for the Giants with Eli Manning. But the Giants, who recently gave a lot of money to Victor Cruz, might be dealing with an unhappy Hakeem Nicks this season. Look for Myers to be the sleeper tight end to bust into the top five at the position this year.
Ready for Prime Time: Tony Moeaki, Kansas City
Moeaki, 26, only had one touchdown last year with just 453 receiving yards. So how does he make the jump to number 11 on our rankings? Simple: Alex Smith. Before his injury last year, 20 percent of Smith's targets and 19 percent of his completions were to Davis in San Francisco. Also consider the averages put up by Celek as the primary tight end under Andy Reid in Philadelphia over the last four years (59 rec., 744 yards, 4 TD), and you have the recipe for a breakout season.
However, he doesn't crack our top 10 (which should be viewed as candidates to start in most ten-team leagues) because he's dealt with injuries in the past, and is a question mark for the start of training camp because of a back injury. Anthony Fasano would be a smart handicap if you like the coach-quarterback situation in KC.
The Puzzle: Vernon Davis, San Francisco
In the final six weeks of the 2012 regular season, Davis was only targeted 11 times by Colin Kaepernick. But in the playoffs, he accounted for 19 of Kaepernick's 80 pass attempts (nearly 25 percent). He's an elite athlete that can be among the best at the position, and could be a bigger part of the offense with Michael Crabtree missing to start the season.
Avoid Like A Kardashian I: Brent Celek, Philadelphia
Avoid Like A Kardashian II: Jermaine Gresham, Cincinnati
I really liked Gresham heading into last season, and he rewarded that confidence with a strong season (64 rec, 737 yds, 5 TD). Celek's numbers were impacted by the lack of a healthy starting quarterback in Philadelphia, and the dead-man-walking approach from Andy Reid as the head coach.
But both of these teams used a high draft pick on a tight end, with the Bengals selecting Eifert and Eagles selecting Ertz. Gresham and Eifert could be an intriguing combination, but it's hard to assume he'll match last year's numbers. And with Philly having a new coach (Chip Kelly)and Michael Vick back under center (at least to start the season), Celek's production has a number of factors working against it.
WTF: the New England Patriots
There's a lot of unknowns heading into this year in New England, and the biggest is Rob Gronkowski's ability to stay healthy. But what happens if he's out? Does Tim Tebow become a legitimate red zone option? Do they still have a move or two coming before training camp? Someone is going to produce in that offense this year; Tom Brady isn't handing the ball off 50 times per week. But the problem for fantasy owners is knowing who will be on the receiving end this season. If you're going to draft Gronk, make sure you have a second tight end on your roster.
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Tags: 2013 Fantasy football, Aaron Hernandez, Andy Reid, Antonio Gates, brandon myers, Cam Newton, Chip Kelly, Colin Kaepernick, Dennis Pitta, fantasy football draft, Greg Olsen, Jared Cook, Jason Witten, Jimmy Graham, kyle rudolph, Martellus Bennett, NFL, Rob Gronkowski, tight end, Tim Tebow, Tom Brady, Tony Gonzalez, tony moeaki, Tony Romo, Tyler Eifert, Vernon Davis, Zach Ertz


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Fire rebels have been raiding island villages as a message to the Firelord and the Kyoshi Warriors suspect a traitor in the Palace.
Chapter Fifteen: Suspicion
"Reports from the base say that they arrived safely, and the Prince is secure. Received message concerning the Firelord's spies and have located them in Ba Sing Se. To be dealt with in Omashu. Ba Sing Se base has not been compromised. Proceed with plan."
Jeong Jeong finished reading the scroll and glanced around the room. It was mid-day and the same secret gathering met once more in the Firelord's chambers. The scroll had been intercepted coming into the Fire Nation. With it came the news of more riots. And this time, people had been hurt.
Dead silence filled the room.
Mai stood, staring out the window. Her face was blank, but pure white. Her knuckles were white, too, clenched in desperate fists.
Finally, someone spoke.
"It goes deeper than we thought." It was Kuzarr. His voice was soft, shocked.
"Great," Sokka muttered. This confirmed their suspicion of a spy inside the Palace, but it didn't help to tell them who. In fact, intercepting this message might do them more harm then good. He could see General Tzen's eyes, dark with suspicion, darting over his comrades.
"How did they know?" Tzen growled.
The others turned to him in surprise.
"How did they know about the spies?" Tzen demanded, leaping to his feet as his voice rose to a shout. "That was not discussed outside of this room!" Again, he glared around him.
The others shifted uncomfortably, suddenly alert, suspicious. They hadn't thought of that; Sokka could see it in their eyes. Beside him, Suki tensed.
"One of us," Tzen said softly, "Is a traitor."
Mai snapped her gaze on him.
"General!" Jeong Jeong barked. "Control yourself."
Tzen's face went red with fury. "How else would they know, Admiral?" he said hotly. "Perhaps you told them."
The intensity in the room climbed another notch. Jeong Jeong did not react under Tzen's unfaltering gaze, but Rozen bristled. Mai watched coldly, though her eyes burned. The others shifted their eyes uneasily between them.
The rigid silence was suddenly broken by a light laugh. "Don't be ridiculous," Sokka said with a grin.
The others turned to stare at him. Ty Lee was more than a little surprised. Of all people to be so calm, it was Sokka!
"There are a dozen different ways someone could have got that information," Sokka assured the General. He knocked lightly against the wall. "These aren't always soundproof, you know. Besides, the note alone proves that it wasn't one of us."
Tzen blinked. "What?"
"The note," Sokka repeated. "It said 'received message concerning Firelord's spies'. If it had really been one of us, then the Guild would know it was Zuko and Aang, not just a bunch of spies."
Tzen's brow furrowed in thought. Slowly, he sank back into his seat.
Jeong Jeong nodded. "Somehow," he said, "The information was leaked."
"Right," Sokka agreed. "And what we need to do now is relax."
"Relax?!" Kuzarr demanded, his voice edged in panic. "It says they found the spies. Doesn't that mean they have the Firelord?"
Ty Lee's pretty face crinkled into an angry scowl.
Kuzarr flushed and cast an anxious look at the Firelady. They all glanced at Mai in concern. She did not seem to notice them. She had turned her eyes back to the horizon. "It's impossible to tell," Jeong Jeong said quietly.
Mai spoke, her words firm. "Zuko knows how to take care of himself."
From her voice, you would never guess that she was crying.
"Of course he does," Ty Lee assured her. "He's going to be alright, Mai." She placed a comforting hand on her shoulder. "And he's going to find Roh-Roh."
Mai didn't reply, but she didn't pull away from Ty Lee.
Jeong Jeong carefully rolled the scroll up. "This proves our enemy is near. We must be diligently on guard, but cautious. This spy must not suspect we are on to him."
Sokka nodded encouragingly. "That's what I meant by relax."
Suki elbowed him gently in the stomach.
"That's all well and good," Tzen muttered, "But what do we do to catch the lowlife?"
"Well..." Suki suddenly grinned. She exchanged a glance with Sokka. "We did have one idea..."
"Sokka? May I speak with you?"
Sokka raised a suspicious eyebrow at Kuzarr. "What about?" He didn't know Kuzarr very well. He'd heard a few stories about him from Zuko and usually, a friend of Zuko's was a friend of his, but Sokka was suspicious of everyone. He had to be.
The meeting had come to a close after approving his and Suki's plan. He was eager to put it into action.
Kuzarr hesitated. "I think I might know who the traitor is."
Sokka blinked in surprise, but his eyes quickly narrowed to suspicious slits. "Why tell me?" he asked. "Why not tell Jeong Jeong? Or Tzen? I'm not in charge."
"You're the one investigating," Kuzarr pointed out. He glanced around to make certain, for the eighth time, that they were not overheard. "And I don't think anyone else will listen."
Sokka was curious in spite of himself. "Why?"
"They wouldn't let go of their preconceptions."
"You think it's someone they trust?"
Kuzarr shook his head gravely. "I think it's one of them."
Sokka decided the soldier was right to be twitchy; this wasn't a conversation for the open corridor. He led Kuzarr to the Kyoshis' chambers.
"Why would you think it's one of them?" Sokka asked him. "That note really does imply that the spy doesn't have all the facts."
"I know." Kuzarr rubbed his face in frustration. "But he could be tricking us or intentionally misleading us." The soldier looked up at them, confused and uncertain. "Couldn't he?"
"Who do you think it is?" Suki asked gently.
Kuzarr took a deep breath. "I don't have any proof but...Rozen has been acting suspicious lately."
"Rozen?" Keiko repeated skeptically. "But Jeong Jeong practically swears by him."
"I know!" Kuzarr buried his head in his hands. "I don't know what to do. The traitor could be right under our noses, and we'd be too blind to see him!"
The Kyoshis exchanged glances. His words were true. The Kyoshis had never met most of those in the trusted circle and they easily suspected many of them. Including Kuzarr. Before he left, Zuko told them, These are my most trusted allies. Don't doubt them. But it was hard to trust someone you didn't know, especially under such circumstances.
"How has he acted suspicious?" Suki asked.
"He's nervous. More nervous then I've ever seen him. He jumps at every sound, always looking over his shoulder. He tried to excuse himself from the council this afternoon, but the other advisors insisted." Kuzarr sighed. "I insisted, too; I was afraid to let him out of my sight."
"Okay..." Sokka said slowly. "I admit trying to skip out on a council meeting is a little weird. But it's not much."
Kuzarr glanced around the room, at the door, expecting someone lurking in a corner or peering through the keyhole.
"I've been keeping a close eye on him," he said softly, as though afraid someone might overhear. "I saw him pass off a secret scroll."
Sokka and Suki exchanged skeptical glances. "How do you know it was secret?" she asked.
"It could have been a report or a plan," Sokka put in. "Or a letter to a friend!"
Kuzarr shook his head. "It was last night, late. Rozen didn't want to be seen. He met someone in the north tower, in the dark, and passed it off." He eyed the Kyoshis. "I know a secret meeting when I see one."
The warriors exchanged glances. In those looks, an entire conversation took place.
"All right," Sokka said. "We'll look into it."
Sokka peered surreptitiously around the corner and instantly jerked back to process what he'd seen. One female servant and a valet waiting outside the door. Impatiently.
Sokka straightened out his clothes, the towel on his arm, and the tray on his hand. He stood straight and attempted to rearrange his features in a dignified and complacent expression. It looked more like he had recently sucked a particularly bitter lemon.
Briskly, but gracefully, he rounded the corner.
"Where have you been?" The valet demanded angrily. But softly, so no one would overhear.
"I apologize," Sokka replied rigidly, in what he supposed was a dignified tone that came across about as well as his expression. He sounded looked an old, winded man, gasping for breath. "But you do know how the cooks go on and on and on and–"
The female servant rolled her eyes. "We've been waiting for the Firelord's breakfast for fifteen minutes! We can't go in without his breakfast."
"Hey!" Sokka said, forgetting his 'composure'. "Don't look at me! Blame it on the cooks!"
"Shhh!" both servants insisted.
Sokka cowed slightly. At the impatient toe-tapping and gesturing of the female servant, he cast a glance down at his collar. She was right; it was crooked.
"I wonder how I could have missed that," Sokka declared softly, biting back sarcasm and fighting the instinct to roll his eyes. He had to juggle the breakfast tray awkwardly to get at his collar, and neither the chamber maid nor the valet seemed all that inclined to help him. Sokka was tempted to draw it out purely out of spite, but he fought the conniving instinct. After all, he was going to need these people to talk to him.
"Are you quite ready?" the valet droned.
See?! Sokka felt like shouting. He can pull off the dignified, hum-drum tone and everything! ...why can't I do that? He wasn't entirely convinced that he couldn't. It was just the laughing fit that Suki and the girls had when he demonstrated his cover that had him a little disconcerted.
The valet opened the door, ushering Sokka in first. The chamber maid entered second, and immediately began straightening out the sitting room. The valet entered last, and stood ready near the chest of clothing.
The Firelord was already awake. He stood before the window, garbed in a morning robe, and stared over the Palace courtyards, the city, and the bay beyond. He looked the epitome of a defeated man.
The valet stepped to the corner where he stood stoically at attention and the chamber maid buzzed about the room straightening things up. Although what she was straightening Sokka had no idea. As far as he could see, the room was spotless. She was probably picking at miniscule dust specks that dared to settle in her cleaning domain.
Sokka made for the small table at a respectful amble and set the tray down. He removed the silver lid with a dramatic flourish. "Breakfast is served, your majesty." He heard a tsk-tsking from the chamber maid and a sardonic cough from the valet.
The Firelord glanced at it over his shoulder. "Thank you," he said, but didn't seem inclined to partake. He turned back to the window.
Amazing, Sokka thought. Not even a hint of surprise!
Sure, the secret council had known he and the Kyoshi Warriors were going to disguise themselves and penetrate the Fire Palace's servants, but they didn't know where or when one of them might pop up. On his way here, Sokka had bumped into Rozen. The young man had almost said something, too. He'd stared at Sokka for a long moment, pale as the fur on Momo's back. But then he'd moved on.
Kuzarr was right. The guy was definitely on edge about something.
It only took the chamber maid a few moments to straighten the askew bookends and wipe down the unsoiled bureau top. She and Sokka left together, while the valet stayed behind to help the Firelord dress.
The chamber maid shook her head sadly, clicking her tongue. "Such a pity about the Firelord and his Lady," she whispered. "Such dastardly things can pull people apart, but I always reckoned theirs was a stronger love." She sighed wistfully. "I hope everything'll work out in the end."
Rumors were buzzing all over the Palace as to why the Firelord had moved to temporary quarters. Nothing had actually been said to explain it, but there were theories floating about. A few people believed that Lady Mai, distraught beyond reason by the loss of her son, blamed the Firelord for the kidnapping and refused to see or speak to him. This theory was hugely unpopular because it was common knowledge what a happy and strong relationship Zuko and Mai had. Everyone knew they were very much in love. Sokka wondered how the rumor had even gotten started. Probably those crazy people who are still holding out that Zuko's gonna up and run off with Katara, he thought, shuddering. It was a ridiculous theory started by that idiot Puon Tim and his ludicrous play on Ember Island, but it was a fervidly treasured belief even today. People, he decided, were weird.
Most people figured it was Zuko who was distraught and that he blamed himself for the kidnapping. He would not be consoled and refused to believe himself worthy of even the small comfort he and Mai could grant one another. So he had moved himself into temporary chambers until a solution to the kidnapping were found.
What the servants couldn't figure out was why Zuko wasn't doing anything. Whispers of the ransom demands floated through the Palace, and even the servants knew the Firelord would never bow to them. But they couldn't believe he would sacrifice his son, either. As far as they knew, Zuko was musing over his few options, trying to buy time until the right solution could be found.
The whole Fire Palace was tense awaiting that decision.
An eerie mist coated the landscape. Mammoth trees –their roots rising up from the earth like the crooked legs of giant insects– were reflected in the mirrors of water scattered amidst the long grass. The sky was alight with a strange yellow glow, seemingly without a source. Dotted in the air all around, tiny lights –fireflies, he knew– hung motionless in anticipation.
Aang knew he was in the Spirit World. As the Avatar, waking up in this parallel reality was not a new experience. But why had he been brought here? Did the spirits need to tell him something? About that feeling, perhaps?
"Haku," a stern voice admonished, "Stop twitching."
Aang didn't even flinch. He smirked –no, Haku smirked. "Sorry," he said lightly. He sat, cross-legged, on an earthen pavilion, waiting.
Beside him, his meditating companion sniffed disdainfully. "Humans," he muttered, lashing his tail. "So impatient. Can't sit still for even a moment."
Haku shot him a sidelong glance, eyeing the monkey's swaying tail. "Actually, Enma," he chuckled, "The twitching I think I picked up from you."
The tail froze and Enma's face twisted in the monkey equivalent of embarrassment. His cheeks puffed out in resentment. Even his monk's robes seemed to go rigid. "I...Well...You...Hmph!" He grunted grudgingly, letting the air out in a sudden whoosh.
"Don't worry, Enma," Haku said, patting him on the shoulder. "Even spirits have some bad habits."
The odd monkey opened his mouth to retort, but somewhere in the distance a shriek of rage tore across the constant twilight.
"Hmph," Enma grunted again. "Speaking of which..."
A dark form appeared in the sky, spiraling through the yellow, moving closer every second.
A cold chill broke over Haku. He seized his glider staff from beside him and gripped it tight. It wouldn't do him much good, not without bending, but he felt a little more confident with it in his hand.
Enma glanced at the human from the corner of his eye. He cleared his throat, ignoring the particularly unpleasant form of doom headed their way. "...You could still leave."
Haku turned on the monkey with mock surprise. "Enma, I'm touched! You're concerned about my well-being."
Again, the monkey looked embarrassed. He huffed, irritated. "I'm giving you one last chance to run," he retorted hotly. "I don't want you losing your wits when you see him up close and leaving me on my own to deal with him."
Haku smiled. "Don't worry about me." He closed his eyes and reached deep into himself, past his own soul, into that part of him that was as ancient as the old spirit beside him, where the familiar power lay dormant.
"After all," he said, opening his eyes to release the white glow, "I am the Avatar."
The shriek came again, louder now. They both turned to look; the creature was so large –so close– it nearly blotted out the sky. It did not fly toward them so much as coil and uncoil its snake-like body through the air. Smoke billowed from its nostrils, its crocodile jaws snapped together and the giant ram's horns at either side of its head glowed with a malicious red sheen.
Haku stood, gripping his glider as though it were a spear. "Shall we–"
Enma interrupted him with an insistent cry. "Aang!"
Haku frowned, confused. "What?" He glanced at the monkey and –
"Aang!" Katara called again, louder this time, shaking him hard.
Aang started upright. He banged his head on the low ceiling of the prop wagon and fell back to his makeshift bed. He shook his head, trying to clear it. "Ow," he said, for lack of anything better.
"Are you okay?"
Aang opened his eyes slowly, peering up at Katara. She hovered nearby, her face tense with worry, standing on tiptoes to get a good look at him on his high perch.
"It's nothing," he assured her, trying to shake off the vestiges of that strange dream. "Just a bonk on the head."
"I wasn't talking about that," Katara said impatiently. "What were you doing?"
Aang frowned. "I think I was dreaming. It was really weird. I wasn't me, I was–" He stopped. Katara's expression didn't relax. Her eyes even looked scared.
"Aang," she said quietly, "You lit up."
Aang blinked. "What?"
Katara glanced quickly over at Zuko, but their friend was still sleeping fitfully. She turned back to Aang, the worry deepening. "You were really dreaming? I hoped maybe you were meditating, or talking to Roku, or–"
"Katara." He sat up –carefully, this time– and took her hand. "What's the matter? What do you mean I 'lit up'?"
Katara looked him right in the eyes. Deep in that soul-searching ocean of blue, Aang saw fear there. A kind he hadn't seen in her for a long time. "You went into the Avatar State."
Now the worry seeped into Aang's eyes. Ever since he had mastered control of the Avatar State, he had never unconsciously entered it. Certainly it would still activate if his life were in peril, but he was bumping along on a wagon in the midst of a theatre troupe's caravan.
"It wasn't just a dream, was it?"
Aang tried to ignore the chill that began to creep up his spine. "It was nothing," he told her.
Katara shook her head firmly. "You're a terrible liar, Aang." She crossed her arms stubbornly and nailed him with her penetrating, captivating eyes. "It was that feeling again."
For a moment Aang didn't reply. He could still feel it, in the back of his mind, steadily growing weightier as each day passed.
Katara shook her head decisively. "That's it. You can't wait any longer. You have to go and find out what this...this thing is. I'll stay here with Zuko and–"
Aang cut her off. "No," he said, just as determined. "Right now Zuko needs us. Roh-Roh is in imminent danger; he has to come first. Whatever this thing is can wait. Besides," he added, seeing the dissatisfaction gleaming in his wife's eyes, "Who knows? Maybe the Guild is causing the feeling; maybe that's why everything feels out of whack."
Katara didn't buy it for a minute, but she said nothing. She knew why Aang was so set on staying together. He didn't want to leave her in a path of probable danger, whether she could fend for herself or not; and it was obvious the kidnapping was beginning to take its toll on Zuko. She unconsciously glanced over at the Firelord. This was the first time he'd slept on their journey –probably since leaving the Fire Nation– and he had collapsed from sheer exhaustion. But the real reason was Roh-Roh. Their surrogate nephew was so young, so innocent; such senseless cruelty, especially against a child, made them both angry.
She sighed in defeat. "At least talk to Roku," she insisted. "Maybe he or one of your other lives has some idea what it might be. It's a place to start, anyway."
Aang smiled. "Deal," he said. He yawned. "But it's going to have to wait til morning." He eyed his wife seriously. "You should really get some rest."
She wagged a stern finger at him. "Don't you baby me, Avatar Aang," she said, fighting back a yawn of her own.
He smiled as he watched her wade through the miscellaneous props to her almost-comfortable corner. "Whatever you say, Sifu Katara."
Author's Notes
- Every story, at some point, has to involve Sokka going undercover. It's unavoidable. ;)
- I poked a little fun at the Zutarians. I couldn't resist; Puon-Tim left such a good opening! Don't be offended, it's all in jest.
- Here we see more of Aang's 'feeling' and issues that arise with it. I've been honest with you all up to this point, so I shall continue: I wrote this scene just a few days ago and stuck it in. Aang's little subplot was already laid out (see Chapter 2, but I was prompted by Omashu Rocks' review to 'intensify' it. Always heed advice, my readers; you never know what wonders someone else's ideas may reveal to you.)
- I've had this little controversy in my head concerning the name Haku. I really like the name, thanks mostly to the so named characters in Naruto and Spirited Away, yet I hesitated to use it for any of my characters. I realized this was because I didn't want to bestow it on any random minor character; if I was going to name a character Haku, he would have to live up to his anime predecessors. This dream sequence of Aang's only came to me recently and, while pondering a name for this unknown Avatar, I knew 'Haku' was absolutely perfect.
- The monkey spirit is officially called the 'odd spirit' here on the wiki, but delving through my old notes I remembered that somewhere I actually learned it was Enma. Where, I cannot now recall, but I liked the name.
- The monkey spirit amused me from the first time I saw him. He reminded of a Grumpy character and I thought it would be fun to show him actually getting along with someone.
- Obviously, I should have forewent the trivia note's for a special edition commentary blog. XP
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