The Deadly Forest

Aang nodded. "That's useful. Any other hobbies?"

"I take care of people?" She said unsure.

Aang nodded. "Do you work in the infirmary?"

"No, I didn't know we had one, and I used to take care of my father." She said.

Aang nodded. "Maybe you should look into it. We could always use help there."

"Maybe I should, but I wouldn't want to put anyone out." She said shrugging.

Aang tilted his head. "How so?"

"Lots of people have already been working there, don't want to take away their hobby." She said.

Aang smiled. "It's quite alright. We actually have quite a shortage of people working in the Infirmary. It's weird."

"Aren't Apollo kids like spawned a lot, and aren't they good with healing?" she asked.

Aang nodded. "Yeah, but there aren't a lot of Apollo kids coming into camp anymore. Haven't seen any new ones in months." The air bubble began to shake. "Oh god." Aang mumbled.

Aria smirked, "You're gonna get soaked!" she exclaimed, as for her red hair was already sticking to her face.

Aang shuddered. "Ugh, don't say that." The bubble shook some more. He had another 30 seconds, maybe a full minute if he was lucky.

"You don't want to pass out." She retorted.

Aang shuddered as the bubble popped, rain instantly crushing him. He shivered slightly, but ignored the cold. "My god, it's so cold."

"stand at the base of a pine tree, wont get as wet." She mentioned.

Aang pushed himself backwards, crouching up. It helped a little bit, but not too much.

"I think there's an old cabin farther in the woods." She said.

Aang nodded. "The old titan cabin? Yeah, it's down there somewhere." He began to relax. He had to admit, the rain wasn't that bad.

"Well if we find it you can stay dry." She said.

Aang nodded. "Yeah, let's go." He jumped up, deciding it would be faster by flight. He glanced at Aria, hesitantly. He never tried lifting another human being. He knew he could lift himself, but another person? "I'm gonna try something real quick..." He raised his hand, lifting Aria a good 5 feet off the ground. He raised his other hand, lifting himself. He stood there for a couple of seconds, before pushing them both forward. They sped towards the direction Aang pushed them towards.

"Someone's lazy." Ari said not knowing what else to say. She was stunned.

Aang rolled his eyes. "This is a lot faster than walking, so I prefer doing it." He spotted the outline of the building, setting them both down.

"i don't think I like air travel." She said a bit uneasy and shaking a bit.

Aang's forehead was drenched with sweat. His knees shook violently, but he ignored it. "I didn't like that too much either." He stumbled over to the door before falling right in front of the cabin. He coughed violently, lying in the mud. The really wore him out.