"...It's...amazing..."

Mai flew low over the land, what could possibley discourage her from doing it? She flew upward, looking out, and was astounded, the valley before her was huge. She redirected her flight, guiding into a neat, soft landing on the edge. Her eyes were wide, and her smile wider, "What wonderous thing created this?", she asked herself. Though she knew she shouldn't, she opened her mouth, and called out, "HELLO!", and listened to her voice echo off into the canyon, until she couldn't hear it anymore.

She felt a sudden, familiar weight on her shoulder, and pointed, "Look May, isn't it amazing?" She smiled at the wide-eyed creature, "That's ok, you don't have to answer me, I know how you feel." The Lemur looked at Mai, then back out into the canyon. May hissed feircely, and jumped off Mai's shoulder, who turned toward her closest friend, "What's wrong, May?" It was at that moment that the sun was blocked from her back, and she turned, a large, monster stared at her. "Oh...that's what was wrong..." She stepped back, but it moved forward, and she had just enough to to jump to the side before it's jaws clamped down on the spot she had just been. She swung her staff, sending the creature slamming into the trees while she flew up onto a nearby rock spire. May landed on her shoulder again, the hair on her body standing on end, and she hissed. "...It's...amazing...", she said, breathless due to amazement, less than being actually winded, "I wish I had known it was here sooner..."

Mai turned her head toward you, a wide smile appearing on her face. She whispered to her Lemur, "My luck has turned May." The Lemur sat, and stared at the lumbering beast below, hardly moving at all. "Hi there, I'm Mai...um..." 'You forget how to talk to people?!', she thought to herself. "You might want to be careful, there's a...um...a thing..." She flourished her hand at the creature as it retreated back into the canyon. "Oh, and, uh, this is May." The Lemur finally turned to the side, looking at Daichi for a short time, never blinking once. "What's your name?"

Mai's smile widened, and she opened her arms, turning toward the valley, "I stumbled across it...It's such an amazing view." She glanced back, "Afterall, it's not everyday that a massive force tears through the earth like this." She let her arms fall to her sides, "Besides, I don't fit in at home anymore.", she confessed. "No reason to stay...except for Ochi." She jumped down, seemed to fall in slow motion as the air around her swirled, keeping her fall in check. She held her staff in her right hand, but set it against the rock and turned, bowing slightly, "I'm an Airbender, and you are the first person I've talked to since I left the Northern Air temple. I am very happy we crossed paths...it's been rather lonely."

May hopped down, and ran toward you without a moment's hesitation, stopping at your feet to stare up at you.

Mai smiled again, this time more sincere. "Well, I'm not really headed anywhere in particular, but...I wouldn't mind crossing the canyon with you." She shrugged, "You might say that I'm lost, but I still know which direction I came from, so that must count for something." She turned, and retrieved the staff from it's place, "Are there a lot of those bugs in the canyon?", she asked in a curious voice, "They're a rather interesting creature..." May edged closer to you, looking at your face for any signs of discontent, eventually starting to climb up your leg.