You know the drill, Zaheer.
Of course.
Hope you still like rice.
Have you ever read the poetry of the great airbending Guru, Laghima?
What?
Guru Laghima lived 4,000 years ago in the Northern Air Temple.
It is said that he unlocked the secrets of weightlessness
and became untethered from the earth,
living his final 40 years without ever touching the ground.
Is that how you plan to escape,
with something you picked up from an old airbender children's story?
Like all great children's tales, it contains truth within the myth.
Laghima once wrote, "Instinct is a lie,
told by a fearful body, hoping to be wrong."
What's that supposed to mean?
It means, that when you base your expectations
only on what you see, you blind yourself
to the possibilities of a new reality.
Oh!
Ah, ah, ah.
You wouldn't wanna singe your friend, would you?
How?!
You're not a bender!
Nature is constantly changing, like the wind.
[fighting]
Now you might wanna ration that bowl of rice;
you've got three weeks until the next shift change.
It's the dawning of a new age, the end of the White Lotus...
and soon, the end of the Avatar.
Finally, our shift change is here.
Hey! Where are the other guards?
Zaheer?!
[fighting]
Ah!
Ooh!
Ah!
It's nice to see you again, Ghazan.
Thanks for busting me out.
Where'd you pick up the new skills?
I have Harmonic Convergence to thank for that.
I was given a gift.
I believe it's a sign that our path is a righteous one.
We're under attack!
Look out!
Ah!
Ooh! Uh!
Ooh!
[fighting]
I never thought I'd be so happy to see your ugly mugs again.
Great to see you too, Ming-Hua.
I'm flattered. You busted me out before that girlfriend of yours.
We're getting her next.
I put you away once, Zaheer, and I'm going to do it again!
Ah!
Uh!
Ah!
Ming-Hua.
Let's get you outta here.
We could have just taken the elevator.
Show off.
[roaring]
I've waited 13 years to feel this warm.
[groaning]
Ah! Uh!
Ooh! Uh!
[grunting]
I thought I'd never see you again.
I never doubted.
Really? Right now?