Well i saw chapter's 16, 17 and they were awsome. But it seems to me that they are pretty much filler so that the writers could make a 4th season (but that doesn't make the chapters any less cooler)
Um, this next part is kinda... dry but i needed to include it
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Siam- airbender
~~Fiddling through the library~~
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Siam made her way across the western air temple to the library. Siam was pretty sore because she had been on her feet all day but for some reason she didn't mind. The place had a certain air about it that had the feeling of home. But whatever the cause, she was happy for the first time since her parents had died. With a slight skip in her step she made her way through an entrance way that lead to the library. She turned round the corner only to perform a perfect face plant into a stack of books someone was carrying knocking them to the floor.
"Siam! Are you okay? I didn't see you through all the books," said River.
Siam rubbed her bruised forehead, "I, I been better. Um, what are you doing here? I thought you hated books?"
"Actuaaaaly they are knock-knock jokes," mumbled River helping her up.
"Uh, come again," replied Siam.
"(sigh) They're knock, knock jokes," said River, "But they were written by Monk Gyatso of the southern airtemple and they're really funny."
"Yea right," said Siam shaking her head.
Siam and River continued to walk into the library. As they reached the main reception area Siam viewed the massive pipes and shoots that crisscrossed the ceiling. Each and every one of them led either going to or from the front counter behind a wall in front of which a smiling monk stood.
"Even though I'm all grown up they still don't seem to have shrunk at all," pondered Siam.
"So, um, what are you doing here," said River trying to change the subject, "Doing more research? Oh by the way, when the monk behind the counter ask what topic your researching don't tell him your feeling lucky."
Siam looked even more bewildered than before, "Ookay? Actually I am looking for writings on ancient artifacts. Do you think you could help me?"
"Okay," said River, "sounds like fun."
River then dropped her books on one of the table in the room and got to work with Siam. After much deliberation Siam and River decided to start their search with anything referring to archeology. With this in mind they approached the monk who was meditating on his walking staff.
"Um, excuse me sir, we would like to do a search on archeology," said River.
The monk lazily opened one eye, "Can you be more specific?"
River glanced over a Siam who shook her head 'no' to which River turned to the monk and also shook her head.
The monk opened both eyes and stepped down from his staff. He then balanced the staff on top of his head while he scribbled something on a piece of parchment. He then placed the paper in a small hollow tube and airbended it. The piece of paper shot through the tube that ran up towards the ceiling and into the back room of the library. After a few minutes a gusty breeze started to pick up in the room. The breeze started to grow into a wind which increased by the second. When the monk started to airbended a shield around himself River turned to Siam franticly.
"That's not good, we'd better take cover," River yelled through the wind.
Suddenly books started to fly out of the massive tubes that hung over head. As Siam and River took cover underneath a table the books started flying in circles. Wave after wave flew around the room and landed on the tables in neat piles. Just when they thought it was over more books came flying out and engulfed the room. The small piles grew larger and larger until they piled up half way to the ceiling. Then everything grew quiet and Siam and River exited their hiding spot. As they turned to face towards the tables they saw heap of legible handwritings that could stand its ground against most mountains.
"Please remember you can only take out ten books at a time," said the monk as he got up on his staff to meditate again.
As they turned to gaped at him one of the tables gave way and sent its contents crashing to the floor with a loud boom that shook the floor.
River started to run toward the exit waving her hand, "Well, have fun!"
But before River could make it out Siam clothes-hangered her into another table sending it also crashing to the floor.
The monk opened one eye, "Please be careful," he admonished.
Siam dragged River over to the first fallen pile and handed her a couple of books.
"We will start with this table."
As River flipped through her first book she paused and look at Siam, "You know, it would be easier to find the information on the artifact if we knew what it looked like."
Pondering about it Siam also paused from her book. She was currently wearing the crystal but she didn't want River to know that and she didn't know why. Instead she got a blank piece of paper from the monk at the desk and drew it as best she could.
"This is the best drawing that I can make," said Siam handing the picture to River.
River took the drawing and looked at it curiously. She suddenly turned to Siam and retrieved something from her blouse that hung around her neck.
"You don't mean this do you?"
Siam stared at the object in River's hand. She grabbed it out of River's hands and looked at it closely. It was the same as Siam's but was slightly more scarlet colored.
"Where did you get this," inquired Siam.
River grabbed it back, "It's a good thing it wasn't around my neck. I- I got it from my father before he died. He said it would bring me good luck. Are you sure this is what you're looking for?"
Siam tried to study the crystal as it moved in River's hands, "Yes, that is diffidently the same one I found in the Southern airtemple."
"Oooh, you got one too. You have got to show it to me sometime. Anyway now that we both know what to look for it this will go a lot quicker."
They both stared at the piles upon piles of books.
"Yea like at least now we won't die first. We should probably get started," replied Siam.
Even though they had been making good progress, for Siam and River the process of elimination was taking them forever to complete. They had searched the entire mass of books on one of the tables and had proceeded to the next. But before they continued Siam gave in to River's plea for a break.
"Whew this is hard work," replied River, "I'm going illiterate from reading."
Siam starred at the remaining piles, "I think we should devise a new strategy as well as divide and conquer."
Staring at the piles again River suddenly got up and retrieved one of the books they had already gone though.
"I want to check something quickly," said River.
After having gone over half a dozen similar books Siam spoke up.
"What are you trying to do, we've already checked those books."
River looked up from the books that she was holding in her hands, "I got a hunch, give me a second."
River walked over to one of the other piles and started to read one, "Oh, I was right. They are, definitely."
Siam ran up and peeked over her shoulder, "What, what, did you find something?"
"They put all the books in order of what nation they were discovered in. The books we've been checking are of artifacts that were found in the airtemples. And these books right here were found in the earth kingdom."
"Well then why didn't we already find the artifact? We've already searched all the airtemple books," replied Siam.
"Well what if the artifact was found in the watertribe or the firenation. Look, we airbenders are mostly nomads, right? Well then couldn't the object or objects be found in other places then besides the airtemples."
"Hm, I never thought of that. Okay if you're right then you keep checking these books and I'll check the ones from the firenation."
Leaving River to deal with her own stack of books Siam made her way to her own monstrosity. Using airbending to reach the top ones she started to deplete her own pile.
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Okay, okay I know it was long but whatever
anywho i hoped you read it- let me know what you think
