'Legend of Korra' Book 3: Zahir frees other White Lotus prisoners

Nickelodeon's Mexican affiliate MundoNick accidentally (or intentionally) revealed some of the details of the first three episodes of the much anticipated "Legend of Korra" season 3.

One of the biggest things that waiting fans should anticipate in the second episode of "Legend of Korra" is Zahir freeing other prisoners in the White Lotus prison. This spells nothing but trouble.

Zahir escaped his cell in the first episode of the Book 3. He then sneaked onto another White Lotus prison located in the ocean. The other prisoner is Gazan, who is an earthbender. Thus, Zahir threw a rock in his cell and he earthbends his way out of the prison. The two headed to another prison cell and free a female waterbender named Ming Wa.

A guard informs Firelord Zuko of the escaped prisoners and Zahir's new airbending abilities. Zuko says to warn the Water Tribe and the Avatar and heads out to stop the criminals. This hinted that the prisoners will be heading to the Water Tribe.

Meanwhile, Tenzin, Korra and the rest of the crew will aboard a Future Industries airship that will bring the group to Ba Sing Se to search for the airbenders. Mako got hold of the information that airbenders were spotted in the Earth Kingdom.

At the Earth Kingdom, Korra and the crew will meet a famer with airbending abilities. Tenzin tells the farmer that they will help rebuild the Air Nation and encourages the farmer to come with them. However, the farmer refused to go saying that he cannot leave his family and the farm.

The team headed to Ba Sing Se and Bolin had an idea to show off their skills. He shows off the air bison and lets Bumi and Jinora show their skills as well. In the end, a young boy named Kai agrees to join them who turned out to be a thief. In the end, Korra decided to take Kai in.

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