only one thing to say

[antiavatar]

One down.

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[antiavatar]

[dryly:] As you may have noticed, non-benders are not to be underestimated.

[spider_lin]

I think you'll find that benders shouldn't be underestimated either.

I have every confidence Avatar Korra will arrive with reinforcements and bring you to justice soon enough.

[antiavatar]

She may bring as many other benders as she likes. We will need to face your fleets sooner or later regardless- it is best if we crush them all in one battle, rather than a prolonged war.

[spider_lin]

[She snorts.]
I guess we agree on something after all- I wouldn't like to see a prolonged war either.

Good thing it won't be.
[She knows very well it could be but...well, she's hoping.]

[antiavatar]

We could agree on many things, if you would open your mind and consider my teachings. Some of the more naive recruits believe that once you benders are taken down to our level, you will understand... but we both know that's not true, is it, Chief Beifong?

[spider_lin]

What you and the Equalists are doing is wrong, Amon. There's nothing more to understand here.

[antiavatar]

As I said. I suppose nobody ever said that Earthbenders... or former Earthbenders... were quick to embrace new ideas.

[spider_lin]

We're quick enough to embrace good ideas.

[antiavatar]

Not good enough, apparently.

[spider_lin]

Good enough that one old metal-bender and three kids stopped you from achieving a major objective, wouldn't you say?

[antiavatar]

You're flattering Tenzin if you think I place him and his family as a major objective. A slight imperfection in an otherwise flawless victory. [and yet there's a hint of annoyance there...]

[spider_lin]

The last of the Airbenders and the last remaining council member not under your control aren't a priority?

Guess I overestimated you, Amon.

[antiavatar]

It wouldn't be the first time.