In search of a Master (Open to all!)

"I'm out, Gran!" Okana shouted the farewell to her waving grandmother before gently closing the door to their ice constructed, single story home.  Her grasp tightened around the waterbending scroll in her hand as she momentarily watched some waterbenders plow snow before merging with the crowd. A string of "excuse me"'s and "pardon me"'s rushed out her mouth as she anxiously hurried past her fellow villagers to a nearby, slightly vacant courtyard.

Okana gently slid to a stop dressed in her blue anorak outfit in front of a large vase of water, the usual place where she practiced her waterbending and slid open her scroll. She placed it on the ground and formed a basic stance to form the water whip, a move she'd been attempting to accomplish for a few days now.  
"Okay, relax, now for a little warm-up."  She gently spoke to herself, her arms outstretched towards the vase of water and she swayed her limbs fluidly back and forth seeing the water respond to her movements.   Yes, she thought, now for the whip.    She rose her hands in a circular movement watching as the water imitated then side-stepped, turning her body and shot her arm out.   Simultaneously, the water spread from its circular form and smacked Okana in her forehead.  
"Ow!" She growled.  "Come on water, work with me here!"

Hana wanders through the city. She was growing old, her hair starting to turn grey, some slight apperances of rinkles on her face, dressed in fire-nation clothes, however, her skin pale, she resembles a fire-nation civilian, not one of the water-tribes.

Her eyes travelled to a young girl, standing in an empty courtyard, accompanied by a vase and a scroll, that appeared to contain water-bending techniques. She appeared to struggle, but Hana didn't really care about that to begin with, however, she stopped to watch, standing in the distance, her arms crossed infront of her chest.

After some time passed by, she decided to step up and give the little girl some aid. She approached the girl, most likely un-noticed. Hana moved her hands up, melting the snow around her feet, creating a ring of water that floated around her hands. She entered the correct stance, moving her hands perfectly and skillfully, the water bending to her will, creating a long and powerful water-whip. "Are you in need of some help there, little girl?" she asked, looking towards the girl.

Okana turned to the elder woman, hearing her approach. Okana had known that the woman had been watching her for quite some time but it didn't bother her. The girl turned and looked at the woman then, watching in slight awe as she performed the water-whip without what seemed any effort at all. Okana smiled then frowned as she examined the woman's clothing. Is she from the fire nation? Okana's eyes twinkled in fear at the thought but she pushed the emotion to the back of her mind and straightened herself. This woman had just bended water, so she couldn't have been a firebender. It had then occurred to her that the woman had spoken to her, so she fathomed a reply and said, "Yeah, I do." Okana was surprised the woman approached her but she didn't want to seem rude. "How in the world did you do that?"

Hana smiles towards the girl "It takes training. But you got to keep your movements flowing" She says demonstrating, She melts some more snow around her feet, greating a ring of water around her waist, that floated around softly. She moves her hands out elegantly, the water following the movements of her hand. "Softness of breath is your most important tool, without it, your waterbending will be un-controlled and you wont be able to create a soft flow. Now you try it" she said glancing towards the girl.

Okana observed the woman's movements not bothering to question her motives. "Soft breathing..." I just realize I always hold my breath when I bend. She relaxed and breathed softly as the elder had instructed her to do so and imitated her moves, moving her hands gracefully around her, amazed at how easily the water seemed to move with her while she breathed. Okana formed a ring around her waist, continuing to move fluidly and smiled. "H-hey, I'm doing it!" She exclaimed, refusing to let her focus falter. For the first time, she achieved the water whip, witnessing the whip of water gently splash back into the vase. "Oh snap! I did it!" Okana looked at the woman, a bright gleam in her sapphire eyes. She bowed slightly. "Thank you so much. May I have your name?"

Hana smiles towards the girls as she managed to move the water around, the waterwhip appeared to be no problem to her now that the girl managed to actually -breathe- while she was bending. "Good job!" Hana said to the girl as she accomplished the water whip.
"My name is Hana" She replied to the girl as she turned and started to head out of the courtyard. She came to a stop "You'll become a great waterbender, learning so quickly!" she uttered, before she resumed her walking.

A grin spread across Okana's face as the woman complimented her. "Thanks!" She then realized that it was rude of her not to tell the woman her name yet. "Hana, how pretty. My name is Okana." She caught up with the woman as she began to exit the courtyard, afraid that her confidence would leave with her. "Uh, wait, Hana.." Oh come on just ask her already. Okana hesitated, then straightened, her eyes becoming full of determination, matching her solid tone. "Would you consider teaching me?"

(Sorry for replying so late!!!!!!!)
Hana turns her glance towards the young girl a slightly shocked expression on her face. "W-wha." she uttered, wandering into deep thought. After a short minute, she had managed to come up with a reply and a decision. "Sure thing, I guess I can." Her reply was short, but it said enough. "Just name the time and place, and I'll be there.

Sukka was walking he was tired he didn't take a nap he was meditating for 5 days.
The young man then looked at the sky and said"What i beutiful day to be out here."
Sukka then heared noises he then sneaked on them and then got up and said"Hello dudettes my name Sukka you guys must know me since i am the Heir to the Northern Water Tribe.

Mizu walked around and almost bumped into a girl and a old lady.Sukka was also there.She smiled shyly to them then started to walk away.She needed to find a water bending teach not gossip all day.
She looked around.Where would she find someone who would teach her?She was new to the northern water tribe.She had traveled on her polarbeardog,Kuma.She spotted Kuma where she had left her.By a jewelery shop.