"Yes, plenty," Kaya said, "but in the Northern water tribe, girls weren't allowed to DO that sort of thing. I'm not sure when that was a rule, but it was tradition we learn to heal and do those things women do: prepare food, take care of children, while men hunted and used offensive and defensive waterbending. Eventually, I left my tribe to learn that kind of waterbending myself."

She paused. "Where are we going anyway?"