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By kuzonkid7 | Part of the The Lost Air Temple continuity. |
History[]
Early Life[]
Cori was born in the Eastern Air Temple to an unknown female monk. At the age of 2 he was taken to the Northern Air Temple to start his training. This left him without any memory of his mother. When he was 5, Senzin took him under his wing. The aging monk trained him hard, but Cori enjoyed. Cori lacked discipline, or rather, it was non-existent. He visited the Northern Air Temple and met a girl named Osla who became almost an older sister to him. She told him about her frustration with some of the sisters and how she wanted to be free; Cori understood. He went back to his Air Temple each year with her on his mind. The young boy's favorite hobby soon became shelling people with fruit pies. Cori then left the novices, to enter the advanced class.
Book 2[]
Cori got bored with the advanced class very easily. His style of "freedom" was in contrast to the 90-something monks who taught. He heard that a group of foreigners were coming to the temple. He also heard that Osla had been taken by THIEVES; Cori was saddened by this. He remembered what Osla had told him and wore a crazy mask; her information however, was not true. He took Baizken for a tour around the air temple, but he the didn't trust Cori about flying. Cori later met Wong who the monk got a bad vibe about.
Abilities[]
Cori has the basic abilities of airbending down. He also loves to spin his staff around flying it like a helicopter. His favorite move is the air slap.
Personality[]
Cori has a fun loving personality. He loves to make jokes and puns. He is having some problems with those serious monks though.
Trivia[]
- Cori is another character inspired after a friend asked kuzon if he could be a character.
- Cori is actually advanced compared to others his age.
- Cori rarely opens his staff.
- Osla is the only person who tells him stuff about "the ground dwellers".
- Cori was made before Kori. "I have one original letter," Minnichi once said.
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