Back in order: The return of the Outsiders

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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.

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Toph showed up a little late, but when she did come to the palace, she was all smiles.

"So I heard you were doing... something, Katara. What is it?"

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Unfortunately for Toph, Katara had not seen any of the Avatar crew since talking to Zuko: upon hearing the small girl's voice, Katara was off in a flash and had caught Toph in a very strong but friendly hug.

"I am SOOO happy to see you here!" Katara squealed, allowing herself to be a girl for just this once. It's a meeting of The Outsiders. I'm trying to help make sure we stay a team! You game?"

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"Oof."

Toph pushed Katara away as though the hug was TOTALLY GROSS but she was grinning. "The Outsiders? The ones who kick butt?"

She looked around at all assembled. "Heck yeah! I'm up for kicking some butt."

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Oh some part of her liked that hug, she knows you Toph. But she also knows that Toph is not willing to acknowledge that part aloud, no matter what. Katara was just happy to have someone from her world here.

"Yeah, that's us," Katara said. "I may need to do an open house for us soon though: some of the old members aren't here, and I want to make sure there's a decent number of us before we start talking about our main goals now. A lot has happened since we first formed...and I know that we lost a couple people."

Yeah, the gap in her memory was pretty severe, so she had an idea that she 'd known these people pretty well.