[Edward's been feeling rather disgruntled and downcast lately - moreso than usual, at that - so he's finally decided to take Sokka up on his offer to visit and, hopefully, catch Katara's evening Waterbending session to see if it cheers him up some. He's also bringing a little present for his fellow smithy worker, so hopefully he's home
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She's not far from the house, in a clearing between it and the barracks.]
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Thank you... I'm sure you're right.
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So was there anything in particular about bending that you were curious about?
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My main curiosity is about the source of the ability. You need water to start with before you bend it?
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[She is - only vaguely uncomfortable revealing a weakness like this. After all, she's learned that there are more places to find water than you'd expect. And she enjoys being helpful.]
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Oh? What element do you use?
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[He looks uncomfortable at that, for more than one reason; for one, being associated with an element of her enemy, which is never good, but the other is something he hasn't shared with anyone.]
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So you can learn to use more than one! That's another difference. In our world, only the Avatar can master all the elements.
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Most people only ever have one their entire lives. I don't think it's possible to have more than two, since the strain on the body is immense. A glyph's country of origin only gives the user a natural talent for the land's element, though; several comrades of mine has one glyph but spells of several different origins.
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[Magic is confusing.]
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So it's completely random? Besides what nation you're born in?
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More or less. If there is any logic to it, I don't know it, nor am I sure I even want to.
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