Snippet #1553283

"Oh...well, yes, I guess I could wait till later. Thing is, you're collecting black badges, correct? I've had the bad luck of obtaining one, while I need whites. I'd be willing to give it to you if you need it, or better yet trade it for any whites that you have. I only need one more to be finished." Benoit immediately woke up after hearing Race. The monk had something to offer after all!

"Hey champ! Sorry about my rudeness earlier! I'd gladly take that black badge off of your hands! Hey, and since I like you so much, I'll give you the extra white one we have! How 'bout it?" Benoit promptly stood up and Ailara slid off his back. Luckily, Benoit's arms and legs were close to the ground so Ailara wasn't too hurt. The fall did wake her up and she was still dazed.

"Sorry Larry...But guess what? The stupid monk has a black badge! We are in some kinda luck!" Benoit cheered. Ailara perked up at the thought of Race and looked around. She saw two shadows west of her and slowly stumbled towards them. Benoit was trying to get the white badge out of his stomach, so his attention was diverted. When he spat it out of his mouth, Ailara was gone.

"Race!" Ailara yelled when she saw him and his dragon. A sudden wind made her shiver and grab her arms for warmth. When she felt bare skin, she suddenly remembered she was naked. She could hear Benoit laugh from behind the mist but Ailara was frozen in embarrassment. She was struck in the back of the head with something and she quickly turned to see a white badge. "You are already out there! Just give him that and get his black badge! And ask him for his money! And tell him he's ugly! And don't forget the fish!" Benoit called out, still too lazy to actually get up. He was fairly amused with Ailara walking out of the mist naked. She deserved it after prancing around earlier, she was all too proud to seduce the man from the fire nation but now when she is with the monk she became embarrassed. Women.

Ailara blushed, she was still too muddled to create a good mist around her so she molded some of Benoit's mist around her private areas. She picked up the white badge and handed it to Race, her white eyes on the floor. Benoit could have at least stopped her from walking out.