The Aang Statue was a gigantic statue built to commemorate Avatar Aang's contributions to Republic City. Beneath the statue stood a memorial hall, one of Republic City's tourist attractions.
It stood on an isolated island in Republic City Bay, generally accessible only by boat, which meant that as soon as Amon appeared, his whereabouts would be exposed.
"Then I'll get going."
Korra stood aboard the small boat prepared especially for her beside the harbor, ready to set out.
Compared with her doubts and nerves when she first heard the plan, Korra was now far more eager to try it.
She already knew the truth about the secret weapon Kahn had mentioned. Brimming with confidence, she looked forward to seeing how Amon would react when he saw it.
Tenzin said,
"We'll be keeping a close eye on things from here. If anything goes wrong, we'll come to your aid immediately."
Although he, too, knew the full plan, he still couldn't help worrying about Korra facing Amon alone.
Beside him, Kahn smiled reassuringly.
"Don't worry. I'll be 'watching' the whole time. If anything goes wrong, I'll step in immediately."
He wasn't the sort of gambler who liked to stake everything on a single throw. To make sure nothing unexpected happened, he naturally had a backup plan: himself, standing right here.
Meanwhile, Azula stood off to the side with a sour expression.
She had originally thought she would be able to watch from a suitable spot, but now it seemed that, success or failure, she would only get to see the ending. That was why she was annoyed.
Lin Beifong had come as well. With so many reporters gathering to watch and wait, she had no choice but to bring the police to maintain order.
Besides them, an unexpected person had also arrived