That's one of the saddest stories I've ever heard.
Avatar Korra. I am truly sorry for all that I've done to you. I thought I was better than my father, but his ghost still shaped me. I became a soldier of revenge, just like he wanted me to be. And so did my brother. The revolution may be built on a lie, but I think Amon truly believes bending is the source of all evil in the world.
How did you figure out Amon was your brother?
When he took my bending... the sensation was somehow familiar. I later recognized it as my brother's bloodbending grip.
So... he somehow uses bloodbending to take people's bending.
I don't know how he does it... but, then again, I've never encountered a bender as strong as Noatak.
How in the world do we beat him?
We can't. Any attack we throw at him, he'll redirect with his mind. That's how he's been able to challenge any bender.
So much for our ambush. If we stay here, we're toast. But there's another way to beat him.
How?
This whole time Amon has been one step ahead of us, but finally we have the advantage. We know the truth about him. If we expose him as a bender in front of all his supporters.
At the rally.
We could take away his true power!
And undermine this whole revolution!
[to Tarrlok] Thank you for your help. [to Mako] We can't just leave him here.
Go. Amon can't know anyone spoke with me. Defeat him. Put an end to this sad story.
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