The Bending World

When Tahnu talked about the group's first course of action and whether or not they would get the citizens of this city and most likely most of the rest of the world to either join them or fear them Vincent raised an eye brow. "Aren't we freeing the world from the iron fist the Fire nation is ruling with over the rest of the world?" he asked Tahnu, "Thus what good would it be for the people to fear us as then apart from being no better than the fire nation a new group will arise simply to try and destory us. No, if we're gonna take down the fire nation we're gonna need as many supporters as we can get and that also means finding a stable source of supplies for if and most likely when this thing gets larger," Vincent didn't wanna take charge of the group but this seemed like basic thinking to him, though maybe it was only because of the merchant side of him. "Does the group at least have a name?" Vincent asked wondering how long this group had been around for and just what they had been planning on doing. Maybe they'd thought of painting rude words all over the Fire Nation's capital or something childish and completly worthless like that.

Tahnu looked at Vince. "The people will give us a name." He told him. "Those who will fear us will be the supporters of the fire nation." he added. "Now we will go make ourselves known. We choose though. I suggest going to a Fire Nation outpost and disabling it, possibly even take it over, we will find weapons we need to make our group larger there, which brings me to my next point. We will need to recruit citizens, and other people in opposition of the Fire Lady." Tahnu said making his intentions known

He was silent for the most part and couldn't help but agree with Vincent. He seemed very intelligent to Alexi. A question about what their name should be sparked no interest in him, but the answer was soon left up to the townsfolk which was fine with Alexi as well. He turned and tried to pay attention to everybody in the room and give them all respect equally. He even winked at Sonya playfully.

Alas, Alexi sighed and shrugged in the same motion over first moves. "Honestly, taking over a fire nation post wouldn't do us any good either as they would just send more troops until they got it back. You have to think. We are up against an army here with what..." he quickly counted the people in the room to emphasize the point "...Four people. My math isn't great but wouldn't that work out to be thousands to one? I'm not ok with that. What I was intending on doing is disrupting some patrols around the city to make it a point that we are everywhere. Attacking all over the city also allows us to make a posting here and it would take them longer to find it." Again he shrugged again "Just my opinion."

The group agreed to leave it up to the town. Tahnu wanted to take over a tower which didn't seem bad, but as Alexi pointed it out the odds are against them. He also winked at her which she ignored. She thought about what needed to be done.

"We all know how the Di Li works for the Fire Nation and collect the taxes. We should attack to show we aren't messing around. Every one is scared of them so standing up to them will make a statement."

She looked upon the faces of the others. "I know it's small, but we can't attack the Fire Nation directly yet." She thought it was a pretty good idea.

Vincent was deep in thought as each person put forth what they could do exactly to try and somehow defeat the fire nation and all of these ideas had their good points but also their bad points as well. "Well we 'could' attack the Dai Li but but that will attract the attention of the fire nation and any guards thus sending out patrols and I doubt that they care if a few civilians die that in turn also means that should we have a base of operations in a city it is very likely to get found at some point and thus the whole city will be attack because of us," Vincent spoke seriously to the group. "If we try to 'liberate' a town it will be crushed and every death will be on our hands because we took matters into our own hands. Attacking a fire nation post, as Alexi said, wouldn't really help us. I can only really think of getting some large force together like either a spirit, the avatar or at least an army capable enough for fighting an entire nation. If we choose to get an army we'll need to decide where to base it and how we go about actually collecting the recruits not to mention how many years it might take for everything to work out 'just right' for our victory and who knows what other atrocities the fire nation will do in the mean time. While if we rely on the Avatar there is no proper chance that they will help us as it appears that they haven't done anything to stop the fire nation so far so that is cancelled out and as for finding a Spirit to help us, I don't even know where to begin on that subject... All I'm saying though it remember the consequences that will come about from our actions and those who will be affected from the cross-fire," Vincent stood facing them all with quite the serious expression before it changed into a nice friendly smile and he spoke in a much friendlier voice, "But then again that's just my opinion and the leader shall be the one to choose what we do,"

"I believe I need to talk to my father." Tahnu Said. he gulped, His father Aang, was the avatar, but he was too old, and didn't know all the bending techniques. That would mean his father would need to pass. So the world could have a new hope. tahnu sighed again. It may be required.

He didn't dispose of the Idea but he put it on a back burner. "Why don't we go to the home of people that have been "effected" by the Fire nation, and let them know of us, ask them to join up, or at least support us." tahnu said.

Alexi's attention was struck by the mention of talking with Tahnu's father "What, you need his permission of something?" he shrugged to himself "I think we should be going together, whether it is to see your father or if it is to go to this new city." Clearly Alexi was unaware that Tahnu's father was the avatar. "Personally, I am tired of waiting for an opportunity to strike. We need to make an opportunity with a distraction or something."