#kyovels

[korragirls]

very disappointing that korra never got to meet kyoshi. the combined sheer bisexual power would have been simply unprecedented

[korragirls]

really can’t get over rangi running everywhere so she can show up places before kyoshi or dramatically manifest like literally what kind of gay antics

[korragirls]

thinking about yun :(

[korragirls]

thinking about this part in the shadow of kyoshi:

Once the fairground workers noticed the party arriving, a great hurrah rose into the air. The loud welcome was not for the Avatar or two Fire Nation nobles, but for Jinpa. The workers shouted, trying to get his attention.

“Master! Give me a blessing!”

“Master Airbender! Master Baldy! Over here!”

“I lost a koala sheep in the mountains! Give me the luck I need to find it!”

Kyoshi wasn’t surprised by the reception. Outside of Yokoya, whose tight-fisted residents tended to view Kelsang as a nuisance, Air Nomads were often seen by Earth Kingdom commonfolk as bearers of good fortune. Since monks and nuns would have to stop at villages across the world along their journeys from temple to temple, most peasants gladly provided Airbenders hospitality in exchange for help with chores, news and entertaining stories from other parts of the world, or a promise to relay messages to distant relatives.

Having an Air Nomad say a few words of spiritual blessing over a new barn or baby was considered great luck among those who rarely encountered members of the wandering nation. She was glad to see the same attitude prevailed here across the sea.

and just thinking about aang reviving this attitude throughout his travels as he visits people all across the world and brings them luck and blessings—he doesn’t even do it consciously at first, he’s just so friendly and kind that of course he wants to do something for the people who help him out, and eventually it becomes A Thing. people swap stories about their avatar encounters. aang becomes a startlingly popular name for newborns across the earth kingdom.