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Back in order: The return of the Outsiders
Katara had a sinking feeling a few weeks ago. She knew it was another memory loss: she could feel it, somewhere in the back of her head, that she'd forgotten the memories of people precious to her, and then it went off like a flag. Whoever that was must have spearheaded the Outsiders because now she couldn't remember the name of the leader anymore. So for the time being, until they decided who they wanted as their leader, she wanted to spearhead the campaign of making sure that The Outsiders didn't disband or fall apart without their leaders.
Besides, it was time they did some new stuff and got some members anyway.
She reached the hotel a few hours ahead of schedule for good reason: since all of the mission, it had gotten untidy, and Katara wasn't one to let that continue for too long. She'd gone floor to floor, dusting, washing and beating the dust off of anything she could find. She was straightening the frames, washing out the excess debris since the nightmare King fiasco and finally carefully cleaning the statue of Brainy Bot someone had made. She looked up at a moment, smiling, then turned her attention to the couch with that weird sign on it. She'd forgotten the details, but it had something to do with a crisis that had happened on Carol's world...she thought. She couldn't keep track of all of the things that happened in other people's worlds. It was too much information to keep up with.
She finally settled back to the front of the building, sitting down at the head of where all the tables and chairs, and stared going through the list of people she could still recall were in the Outsiders.
Shadow the Hedgehog
Shadow
Sokka
Mai
Haku
Alessa (?)
She sighed. She knew there were more people than this, but it HAD been awhile since they met In any case, now she was hoping she could get a more comprehensive list of people still in or at least willing to join the Outsiders. Courtesy of Matt, she'd gotten some refreshments, and there was now a big sign that said: OUTSIDERS: EXISTING AND NEW MEMBERS WELCOME on a banner if front of the motel.
She was also hoping, along with Toph, Sokka and Mai arriving, that a certain bald headed monk might make an appearance too.
Besides, it was time they did some new stuff and got some members anyway.
She reached the hotel a few hours ahead of schedule for good reason: since all of the mission, it had gotten untidy, and Katara wasn't one to let that continue for too long. She'd gone floor to floor, dusting, washing and beating the dust off of anything she could find. She was straightening the frames, washing out the excess debris since the nightmare King fiasco and finally carefully cleaning the statue of Brainy Bot someone had made. She looked up at a moment, smiling, then turned her attention to the couch with that weird sign on it. She'd forgotten the details, but it had something to do with a crisis that had happened on Carol's world...she thought. She couldn't keep track of all of the things that happened in other people's worlds. It was too much information to keep up with.
She finally settled back to the front of the building, sitting down at the head of where all the tables and chairs, and stared going through the list of people she could still recall were in the Outsiders.
Shadow the Hedgehog
Shadow
Sokka
Mai
Haku
Alessa (?)
She sighed. She knew there were more people than this, but it HAD been awhile since they met In any case, now she was hoping she could get a more comprehensive list of people still in or at least willing to join the Outsiders. Courtesy of Matt, she'd gotten some refreshments, and there was now a big sign that said: OUTSIDERS: EXISTING AND NEW MEMBERS WELCOME on a banner if front of the motel.
She was also hoping, along with Toph, Sokka and Mai arriving, that a certain bald headed monk might make an appearance too.

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"That's pretty cool," said Swampfire as he transformed back to Ben in a blip of green light. "My cousin Gwen does about the same thing, but she combines physical attacks with what people would call magic. She bends the mana in the universe to her whim, and it manifests in a pink light."
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Katara frowned at the idea of bending anything to her whim. "I can do that to, with the physical attacks: in fact, that's what I'm training for right now, to fight without my bending if i ever need to. Don't get me wrong though: I would never say that I bend water to MY will. In a way, we both coexist as things of nature."
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"You guys must have had a lot to deal with in your world then," Katara said. "Hopefully, yours didn't have a war like mine did that nearly tore the world apart!"
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"Back home about a half a year ago, there was an invasion from a race known as the Highbreed, an alien race bent on exterminating mankind because they believed in racial purity, and because their own DNA was damaged after centuries of manipulation to it, they decided to wipe out the residents of the galaxy and then take themselves out. I managed to befriend one of them and he helped when we went to their home planet and confronted their leaders. It was pretty much all out war, but the war on our end was fought with 10 people vs a hundred or more."
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Here, the conversation took a darker turn. Katara gestured to the statue of Braniac 5. "I don't know if you heard about this, or were here for it, but in one of our missions, we lost him due to some oversights and lack of information on our parts. I'm not saying we'll ever be able to save every single person and win every skirmish or anything...but I want us to be something that remembers things like Braniac 5's sacrifice for the ship. It seems like a lifetime away, but I won't ever forget. That's why I'm training in a few different disciplines: I will always be a waterbender, but if I'm without water, I need to find a way to defend myself and my friends."
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She grinned and clasped Ben's hand. "I'm really glad to hear that! As soon as we get a leader for the Outsiders, we can even start training sessions!"
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Why did that name sound familiar? "Oh wait, you're Ben, Irma's..." Katara trailed off. "Uh...friend!"
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Truthfully he hadn't spoken to Irma in a while, but he figured he should. Considering Nura's attempts at hooking him and Sophia up. Things might get messy then. "Has she been talking about me?"
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"A little bit," Katara admitted, "But I can't get into details. It's kind of an unspoken girl talk thing, you undestand. Although..." Katara paused. "You might want to take the initiative with her. Irma is a pretty impulsive girl, and she likes a guy who keeps her interested. Show her some things she might not have seen before! I mean, you know, if you want my advice."
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Ben fought the urge to facepalm and simply grinned. "Believe me if it was that easy... well, maybe it is but um... I could give it a try?"
"Come to think about it, I only know the basics about her for the most part. She likes water, music..."
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Here, Katara grinned. "Yeah, you can see how the water thing is somethings he and I have in common."
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"Definitely. It's pretty cool though. I don't have really any water based aliens, save for one or two."
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As for her own...well, that was complicated.
"Too bad Irma and I don;t count as aliens, we might help there!"
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"Oh that's fine, I've got enough human baselines in here. I just don't want to get stuck as another person, you know?"
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"Makes sense. I mean, I wouldn't mind having to look like aliens, but i don;t know if I'd want to look like someone else, you know?"
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Instinctively, her hand went to her necklace: the last heirloom of her mother.
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