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| By King Bumis Heir | Part of the Avatar: The Legacy of Rong Yan continuity. |
High Sister Yuva is a minor character in the fanon Avatar: The Legacy of Rong Yan, and she is part of the Eastern Council of Elders, and a master in soundbending.
History[]
Born in the Eastern Air Temple in 705 BG, Yuva was born to an unknown mother and raised by unknown guardian nun. Like all Air Nomad children she was gifted an apple to gift to a sky bison doing so started her friendship with one. She was also taught how to steer one.
At the age of six, Yuva was trained in the thirty six levels of airbending. She later mastered the element at the age of 21, and received her tattoos. Yuv, had been voted to be a high sister within the Eastern Air Temple's Council of Elders at the age of 36. Like the other two high sisters who were not named or appeared in any of the chapters in Book One, they are rather serious as Yuva is.
Abilities[]
Airbending[]
Like all Air Nomads, Yuva, was born an airbender. She began to train in the 36 levels of airbending at the age of six. She is a gifted airbender, during her youth she excelled through the ranks of airbending training giving her the chance of getting her tattoos at the young age of 21.
Soundbending[]
When Aloi, had been brought back by Air Nomad to the Eastern Air Temple, the Council of Elders, along with Yuva were upset and worried that the little girl had left to the great city of Ba Sing Se.
Later they had summoned her because they heard strange loud noises, of course Aloi was gifted her tattoos for this great discovery. She was a unique bender of sorts, she was a soundbender. She taught Yuva and the other high sisters how to soundbend.
It is known only to the Eastern Air Temple sisters that the Council of Elders can soundbend. No one outside the Eastern Air Temple, knows that they possess this ability.
Yet there's other Air Nomads in the world, who might've been banished from the temples, who have mastered this ability.
Appearances[]
Avatar: The Legacy of Rong Yan[]
Book One: Air[]
Trivia[]
- Yuva is "youth" in Hindi.
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