Avatar: The legend of Aang

"But I'm not doing it now," Aang said.

"Stop bugging her, airhead, you got to give girls space when they do their sewing," Sokka said, waving his hand.

"What does them being girls have to do with their sewing?" Amiie asked, knowing Katara and Miya would react on that, which would be pretty funny.

"Simple. Girls are better at fixing pants than guys, and guys are better a hunting, and fighting, and stuff like that," Sokka said. "It's just the natural order of things."

"All done with your pants, and look what a great job I did!" Katara said, throwing them in his face before finnishing.

Amiie only giggled and shook her head.

"No, I was just kidding, I can't wear these, Katara, please!" Sokka said, putting his arm through the hole in this pants.

"Relax, Sokka, where we're going, you don't need pants," Aang said, driving Appa down to an island.

"We just made a pit stop yesterday, shouldn't get a little more flying done before we camp out?" Sokka said to Aang after they landed.

"He's right. At this rate, we won't get to the North Pole until Spring," Miya agreed.

"But Appa's tired already. Aren't you, boy?" Aang asked his flying bison and gently nudged him, repeating, "I said, aren't ya, boy?" Appa yawned.

"Yeah, that was real convincing," Sokka said sarcastically.

"Oh, c'mon.. let's have a look around!" Amiie said walking over to the water. "Look! What's that?" She asked, seeing a huge fish thingy.

"That's why we're here; an elephant coi. Katara, you gotta watch me," Aang said a she stripped down to his underwear and ran to the water, diving in and jumped out, screaming, "Cold!!"

Amiie glanced at Sokka who geastured the "loco" thing.

Aang dove into the water and came up on the back of the biggest koi fish that Miya and Sokka had ever seen, but Sokka didn't seem fazed by it. Aang laughed and waved to them.