A leisurely stroll (open)

A leisurely stroll was just the thing Amara needed to clear her head after the nightmare she had had. It didn't matter to her that it was the middle if the evening, she wasn't particularly afraid of any of the dangers the streets offered, and the only place she felt safer than the Water Tribe District was with the Air Benders. Their particular style of meditation might be just what the doctor ordered anyway. With Yun perched on the roof above her, she read his suggestion in it.

Throwing her arm out, one of her spools began to unwind as a metal cable flew out from her wrist, sticking into the side of the wall and pulling her up along with it. Swinging with the momentum, she soars up from the street, landing on the rooftops above. Running along the streets, she reveals in the wind rushing past her, Yungseon flying next to her.

Cade sat on the rooftop of a small clothing shop. The stars blinked at him questioningly. A solitary cloud strolled past the half-full moon. The young man looked down into the street where his eyes hung on a young woman. Cade didn't think much of the girl until she shot a cable from her glove.

"Metalbender, huh?" whispered Cade as he slowly stood up on the rooftop. He watched the young lady run down the row of buildings across the street from him. Cade half jumped, half flew to her side, landing just infront of the woman. He couldn't help becoming trapped by her beautiful dark blue eyes. They were absolutely mesmerizing.

"Where's the fire little lady?" Cade slightly smiled as he winked at the young woman.

Amara almost missed her step as the other man landed so close to her. As she started to pitch off the roof all of the cables on her legs and arms shot out into the roof, hooking her in to place. She let them support her weight and turn her around, setting her down gently facing the winking man.

"If it weren't for the rush that near-fall gave me, I'd be pretty annoyed," she said, smiling back, "No fire though, just trying to air out some bad thoughts," The cables rolled back into their spools, save for two on each foot locking her in place.

"I don't usually see anyone else on the rooftops."