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Lost in thought over Kai's situation, Aigavlov ended up giving this next statement without truly thinking of his avoidance of the topic earlier. ''ah, my full name is Aigavlov Amidatti...'' His face stood blank for a few moments while staring in the general direction of Cairo, until his eyes widened from a slight shock of his own statement. He pinched the bridge of his nose in slight irritation, and simply continued off the sentence normally since he saw no need to hide anything from this group any longer. He turned his head over to Kai: ''Yea, its a series of temples that never properly went through some of the urbanization projects the rest of the city went through.. which his why most of the buildings are fairly old looking.'' Slight irritation was hinted in his tone, which was due to him so easily giving away his name when lost in thought. After taking a quick breath to break his tone, he continued on with his statement.'' And yes, most of the temples near the peak of the hill are used for training... the rest are more residential and meditation temples for sight-seers.''

He let out a brief sigh of some form or another of relief. Aigavlov was not sure what exactly to expect from the rest of the cities population just yet, since he had not yet been allowed to leave the temple grounds. ''Yeah, I'm not quite used to taking the park's pathway back home just yet'' He turns his head off in the direction of the docks, brushing back just a bit of his hair out of his eyes. ''I would take the docks but some people don't take kindly to my... presence. Ah, not that I've done anything wrong to deserve it!'' he seemed to get a bit jumpy to this last bit of his sentence. He always tried to take care with misunderstandings in his speech, but it seems that he had not yet gotten used to talking to people outside of the temple just yet.

''well it's not quite my first time out in the city. I've been around with some supervisors before hand, but i just recently have been allowed out on my own..''
He walked over to a nearby tree with some low hanging branches upon hearing Kai's question as to whether or not he had a light. ''Well, we can improvise. We have enough materials around us for a torch...even if only a short-lived one.''

Aigavlov placed both of his hands along the base of a tree in a meditative fashion, and began a sort of strange mumbling. It was obviously some sign of respect for some greater being, even if he seemed to be cold in tone throughout the respect. After paying his respects, Aigavlov began to rotate his hands in a circular manner, creating a small sphere of air within the motion. When his right hand reached the top of the motion, he flicked it upward towards the branches of the tree. Following his hand the air jetted outward in a blade like jet,slicing through only a few of the looser branches of the tree causing them to fall to to the ground.
''we can use these to go ahead and start a small fire...lets go ahead and pick out some of the larger ones.'' He said while beginning to collect some of the branches.

Aigavlov took the branches he had and put them into the rest of the pile, setting off to the side on larger branch and one straighter one. He began putting some nearby stones around the larger branch, which seemed more like a log, in a large circle. ''More or less, though most air benders probably would deny that since I'm not exactly...contemporary. Then again neither is the rest of my family''

Aigavlov finished making the stone circle around the larger log, and began digging up some of the dirt inside of the circle with his hands.'' I would like to wet down some of the grass around the fire, but since its getting dark i don't want to risk running around looking for a source...so well take the risk of a forest fire''

He raised an eyebrow as he stood above the small log beneath his feet. He had begun doing a similar motion he used with both hands with only one now, and the ball of air itself began to form. '' Huh. Never really got to see other benders in action...I'm not really looking for a puddle, so just enough to be considered something close to a morning dew.'' He had muttered the first part of his sentence, during which he spear-handed his arm directly down at the log, only pointing out one finger in the process. The ball of air released, twisting about his extended arm to a point at the tip of his finger and jetted down into the top of the log. This burrowed into the log itself, and created a small shallow hole about the same size of the other stick he grabbed earlier. ''Right; now we just need to moisten up the grass a bit, show me what you can do.'' He gave out a bit of a smirk, saying this sentence somewhat playfully out of persona. He had always been fascinated in other styles, as bending had practically been his life up till now.