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Arsonist's Lullaby: An Azula Timeloop Quest

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[x] A lie. You wanted Zuko to get away, because Zuko would lead you to the Avatar, but then Mai just had to make a fool of herself when you had it all under control. You're eager to hear how she intends to fix this—and what Ty Lee thinks of her actions.
New Magery Quest hype.
 
[X] A lie. Childhood sentimentality means you're unwilling to hurt a friend, and royal practicality tells you to keep your enemies closer. It's Mai's choice which one she intends to be. Ty Lee's, too.
 
[X] A lie. Childhood sentimentality means you're unwilling to hurt a friend, and royal practicality tells you to keep your enemies closer. It's Mai's choice which one she intends to be. Ty Lee's, too.
 
[X] A lie. Childhood sentimentality means you're unwilling to hurt a friend, and royal practicality tells you to keep your enemies closer. It's Mai's choice which one she intends to be. Ty Lee's, too.
 
[X] A lie. You wanted Zuko to get away, because Zuko would lead you to the Avatar, but then Mai just had to make a fool of herself when you had it all under control. You're eager to hear how she intends to fix this—and what Ty Lee thinks of her actions.
 
[X] A lie. Childhood sentimentality means you're unwilling to hurt a friend, and royal practicality tells you to keep your enemies closer. It's Mai's choice which one she intends to be. Ty Lee's, too.
 
[X] A lie. You engineered this confrontation as a test, and Mai and Ty Lee failed. The worst part is, they didn't even fail it cleverly. If Zuko's supporters are going to conspire against you, is it too much to ask for a little challenge?
 
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[X] A lie. You engineered this confrontation as a test, and Mai and Ty Lee failed. The worst part is, they didn't even fail it cleverly. If Zuko's supporters are going to conspire against you, is it too much to ask for a little challenge?
 
[X] A lie. Childhood sentimentality means you're unwilling to hurt a friend, and royal practicality tells you to keep your enemies closer. It's Mai's choice which one she intends to be. Ty Lee's, too.
 
[X] A lie. Childhood sentimentality means you're unwilling to hurt a friend, and royal practicality tells you to keep your enemies closer. It's Mai's choice which one she intends to be. Ty Lee's, too.
 
[X] A lie. Childhood sentimentality means you're unwilling to hurt a friend, and royal practicality tells you to keep your enemies closer. It's Mai's choice which one she intends to be. Ty Lee's, too.
 
[X] A lie. Childhood sentimentality means you're unwilling to hurt a friend, and royal practicality tells you to keep your enemies closer. It's Mai's choice which one she intends to be. Ty Lee's, too.
 
[X] A lie. Childhood sentimentality means you're unwilling to hurt a friend, and royal practicality tells you to keep your enemies closer. It's Mai's choice which one she intends to be. Ty Lee's, too.

Best kind of lie is a lie to ourselves as well
 
[X] A lie. You engineered this confrontation as a test, and Mai and Ty Lee failed. The worst part is, they didn't even fail it cleverly. If Zuko's supporters are going to conspire against you, is it too much to ask for a little challenge?
 
[X] A lie. You engineered this confrontation as a test, and Mai and Ty Lee failed. The worst part is, they didn't even fail it cleverly. If Zuko's supporters are going to conspire against you, is it too much to ask for a little challenge?
 
[X] A lie. You engineered this confrontation as a test, and Mai and Ty Lee failed. The worst part is, they didn't even fail it cleverly. If Zuko's supporters are going to conspire against you, is it too much to ask for a little challenge?
 
[X] A lie. You wanted Zuko to get away, because Zuko would lead you to the Avatar, but then Mai just had to make a fool of herself when you had it all under control. You're eager to hear how she intends to fix this—and what Ty Lee thinks of her actions.
 
[X] A lie. Childhood sentimentality means you're unwilling to hurt a friend, and royal practicality tells you to keep your enemies closer. It's Mai's choice which one she intends to be. Ty Lee's, too.
 
[X] A lie. Childhood sentimentality means you're unwilling to hurt a friend, and royal practicality tells you to keep your enemies closer. It's Mai's choice which one she intends to be. Ty Lee's, too.
 
[X] A lie. Childhood sentimentality means you're unwilling to hurt a friend, and royal practicality tells you to keep your enemies closer. It's Mai's choice which one she intends to be. Ty Lee's, too.
 
[x] A lie. You wanted Zuko to get away, because Zuko would lead you to the Avatar, but then Mai just had to make a fool of herself when you had it all under control. You're eager to hear how she intends to fix this—and what Ty Lee thinks of her actions.
 
[X] A lie. Childhood sentimentality means you're unwilling to hurt a friend, and royal practicality tells you to keep your enemies closer. It's Mai's choice which one she intends to be. Ty Lee's, too.
 
[X] A lie. Childhood sentimentality means you're unwilling to hurt a friend, and royal practicality tells you to keep your enemies closer. It's Mai's choice which one she intends to be. Ty Lee's, too.

The most interesting option, in my view.
 
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