There are no paved roads, and dirt walkways that wind between the scattered structures of the village are the only thoroughfares. The village contains only a few low-rise buildings. An earthen wall surrounds the settlement, which has raised fortifications at its four corners. The village is situated within a small valley, through which flows a small creek. These landforms have little vegetation on them and are yellow in coloration.
The mining village is located in the snow-capped mountains of the western Earth Kingdom. The village is situated in a small valley. Anarchy in the Earth Kingdom įollowing Earth Queen Hou-Ting's death and the fragmentation of the Earth Kingdom in 171 AG, this village became integrated into Kuvira's empire sometime during her three-year rule of the nation and remained under her control until she was arrested in 174 AG following her failed attempt to annex the United Republic of Nations. When Haru and Tyro were freed from imprisonment, they returned to their village with other former prisoners to liberate it from Fire Nation jurisdiction. Katara deceived authorities into arresting her so that she would be taken to the prison where Haru was being held captive. It was this shared loss of a parent that caused Katara to develop a platonic affection toward Haru, and when he was arrested for earthbending, this affection and her guilt at convincing him to earthbend compelled her to rescue him.
They met Haru at his mother's store and soon went to visit his home, where Katara learned about his tragic past. Before long, the villagers lost their will to resist their oppressors.Īvatar Aang and his friends visited this village shortly after the former's release from the iceberg, and were shocked to see the conditions its inhabitants were facing. However, it was unsuccessful, and he was deported to the rig. In an attempt to free his village, Tyro led a revolt against Fire Nation rule.
Earthbending was strictly forbidden by the authorities, and any native seen in the act was immediately arrested and sent to a prison rig located several miles off the coast. In order to support the war effort, villagers were forced to mine coal and pay heavy taxes to local officials, engendering a sense of fear and anger toward them. The village fell under Fire Nation control in 94 AG.
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