вЂњThank you, for saving my uncleвЂ™s life last time. Apparently youвЂ™re not the only one to make tea out of the white jade bush Mushi.вЂќ A gentle smile crossed her face, she opened the door a little wider. I pray your mother is doing well?вЂќ Iroh answered, easing the tension between them. Her eyes were kind as ever, though she appeared warier than before. вЂњLee? Mushi? Is that you?вЂќ Song asked after a momentвЂ™s hesitation.

Zuko was just about to leave when the door opened. Slightly louder, though hopefully not heavily enough to sound demanding. It was quiet for a moment so Zuko knocked again. On one hand he wanted to apologise but on the other hand he feared hurting Song and her mother even more. He still hadnвЂ™t settled on exactly what to say. He was worried no one would answer the door, but also worried that someone would. Zuko took a deep breath before knocking on the door. вЂњI donвЂ™t know, but I hope they are well wherever they are,вЂќ Iroh answered. вЂњDo you think Song and her mother still live there uncle?вЂќ Zuko asked apprehensively as they approached the house they had visited last visit. In return Zuko had been rude and ungrateful as well as having stole their ostrich horse. Back then they had been fugitives, helped out by a nice girl named Song and her mother. It had been over a year since they had been to this village, starving and desperate for medical supplies. That would have made everyone uncomfortable.

At least they hadnвЂ™t worn their royal attire. Most likely because they were wearing fire nation clothes and people were still wary. He could feel some of the villagers watching him out of the corner of their eyes. вЂњYou donвЂ™t have to call me that until we get there.вЂќ Zuko glared at his uncle as Iroh giggled. вЂњThis was a good idea Junior, IвЂ™ve so proud of you.вЂќ Iroh patted his nephew on the shoulder as they walked through the Earth Kingdom village.

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