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Lazy as he was, he laid there soundly asleep. He didn't really care what environment he was in or, what he had to sleep on, if there was a chance to get some sleep he wasn't going to take down the offer. Okay, maybe if his choice was the bathroom, or his grandma's house, he would turn it down but, every where else he was fine with. His mom threw something at him waking him up,"Get up, lazy." She said as she continued on with her own business. Taking one peek around the place he was lazily sleeping in, he sat up and rubbed his eyes, looking out the window he could see a wooden dock the boat was approaching to. Sighing he got up, and grabbed his things.

Waving goodbye to his mom as she smiled proudly, he knew that smile and it made him smile back, he waved lazily at his mother and turned on his heel to walk away. "Where was this place again." Deciding to go with the flow, he walked towards a little map of the city he put his finger on the words: "The Avatars Bending Academy." Studying it trying to remember the directions, he took his time walking to the academy. Feeling that there wasn't any rushing or anything, since he had no one to hit him on the back of the head with a rolled up piece of paper. Sighing once again, he continued to walk towards the academy he had started to see in the distance.

Looking up and around this new place he was at, he had to explore later, if he wasn't sleeping at that time. Walking up to the academy, he ignored everyone around him and walked inside. He was hungry and wondered if he should have stopped at the nearest food shop around the academy before going to see the avatar. Shaking his head he couldn't think about food at this moment, he had to go see the avatar which -of course- he was very serious in meeting.