Five troupe members and a messenger with an invitation among trunks, hoops and drums outside an inn, with a bridge and distant estate behind them.
Whose promise is it when the agreement changes?
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You accompany a troupe to a Fire Nation celebration. Prestige awaits, but a second invitation turns one evening into a stay nobody originally chose.

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Your small troupe is travelling to a celebration at a Fire Nation estate. You look after its trunks and pay: without those earnings, reaching the next town will be difficult. Your act is called “The Swallow and the Wind”; drums, staffs and hoops accompany Ren’s leaps. She agreed to one evening only. At the inn, before the bridge, a messenger brings an addition to the invitation: a whole month of performances, with no cart for the journey back. Miran, the troupe leader, already imagines your name being announced at the estate. Ren has a bundle ready. Through the day, you must choose which promise to keep, with whom and at what cost, while the act changes along with the group.

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Original, unofficial fan fiction: the troupe, Ren, Miran, estate, invitations and “The Swallow and the Wind” are invented. The portraits refer to the animated Avatar: The Last Airbender, Book Two: Earth, before its finale. Narrative affinity, including with an antagonist, does not endorse their actions or measure your identity. No Book Three events are revealed.

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