Continued from: To be fair, Meri didn’t exactly plan this.She honestly wasn’t sure if she was pissed at her crew for leaving her behind to stay on schedule or proud of her crew for leaving her behind to stay on schedule. There wasn’t much she could do beyond take off her armor and roam around a little. It was sheer (mis)fortune that she encountered the Avatar and his friends. By the Spirits, they were kids. She had a duty to serve but they were kids.“That’s good,” she stated, voice blunt and lacking emotion. “You shouldn’t trust everyone you encounter.”
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“I know.” The words were spoken matter-of-factly by the earthbender. Toph cared about very few people and she kept her guard up more when it came to them. The others in the Gaang seemed to trust far too easily for her taste, so she would be the one to be hostile. Besides, Toph enjoyed the chances to be rude, just to spite how much effort her parents placed on her to be proper.
“I’m not as easily fooled as the others, so don’t ya even think about tryin’ anythin’ while you’re here.” While Aang was a pacifist and didn’t believe in violence, Toph did not share those beliefs.











