She didn't take too long, folding the piece of paper she'd been working on carefully.

"It's funny," she said, putting it into a precisely organized outbox, "I think I write more letters today than when I was running a campaign. Historians, scholars - they want to understand why things happened the way they did, confirm details. And strangely enough, the people who made the decisions aren't often available for correspondence after."

She stood up, looking at Azula again.

"So. You've come. Meaning you've got questions, too."