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With her question slowly being answered, the tone shifted into something more serious once more. Kieran was slow to explain what was going on and why she was needed, it was her healing. There was a war, of course, and her attributes could be useful. She wasn't sure if she could trust his words, knowing there was a war. War did things to people. And it was hard to tell which side you were really on. She didn't suddenly distrust the man but she was more concerned to know of a large conflict. Lives were at stake.
Knowing this now, didn't necessarily bind her to the cause. As they drove, he mentioned that the other side could approach her just as he had. She really wasn't sure what to do in her current position. Should she fight? In her mind though, it wasn't her battle. But her blood suggested otherwise. To her, wars were trivial things that happened overseas. War and conflict was something that made Anabelle quite uneasy. She wasn't sure how to approach Kieran now, knowing that he needed her help. Was it wrong of her to wonder what she could have in exchange for her help?
If she gave it of course. She loved to help those in need but having just been told about magic and now a war, it was a lot to consider and she couldn't blindly offer aid as she would in a normal situation. Normalcy had gone out the window. When they pulled up in front of her work, she found her head spinning. She had thought she could work the rest of her shift but now she wasn't so sure. Ana took the number from Kieran and looked at it. Deep down, she knew it would be foolish to go into things deeper. Her head was already under enough water to drown her. But still, Ana knew what she would do, regardless of logic.
She knew she'd help him and whoever else needed it. The cause was very much unknown but she knew she couldn't reject who she was, even if she wasn't sure who it was exactly. "I um...I don't know." She took a deep breath and glanced out the window. Unbuckling her seat, she began to get out but then paused, her instinct was to help, regardless of knowledge or skill, she already knew what her answer would be, as stupid as it was. "I think...I do want to...help." She said. "I don't know what that entails...but something inside me is insisting I help, or at the least, not discount all of this so suddenly..."
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The walking didn't bother him much and he had learned how to ration water and supplies but it seemed Rhys was new to travel and as such, had already run out of water. His eye twitched at the mention of being called a shorty but he didn't say anything as they headed for the stream. He didn't mind taking a break but he knew that if they lingered for too long, someone dangerous might happen upon them. So far he hadn't sensed anything dangerous but the enemy could easily use someone like himself to hide their movements. It was rare but not impossible.
They reached the stream thanks to Rhys' directions. He took a seat on a rock and filled up his own container though he still had three fourths of it left but it meant he could now be more thirsty without the danger of being foolish. He glanced over when she asked if he was hungry. "A little bit, sure." He smiled to her. "Since we're here, we could do some foraging, see if any nuts or berries are growing near by." Devon advised. Foraging while on the move was useful but it could distract weary travelers and use up too much energy if the results didn't yield anything useful. After sharing a small bite to eat, his new female companion asked about the fighting.
That was a tough question to answer. "It's hard to say." He said and stretched his arms above his head, his body enjoying a little downtime. "In more densely populated areas, some people have gathered and formed large clans, then they go out and roam, looking for anyone with magic. Fear has a funny way of alienating people but also bringing the worst sort together. Humans are scared of things which they do not understand, fear is infectious and breeds violence." He paused. "I've seen groups storm through towns and burn buildings to the ground because they're convinced they're the grater good..." He paused. "When in reality, they're the ones people should fear, not those with magical talents." He glanced to Rhys. It seemed she was more sheltered, in some ways. He wasn't sure if he pitied that or envied it. Probably a little bit of both.
"Innocent people are caught in the middle of a war which shouldn't even exist. Rather than focus on the blood that's been spilled, I'm hoping to help be a part of the solution to end all of this." He smiled, wanting to change the topic. It wasn't too motivational to keep worrying about fighting but he knew she was uneasy about it, which was better than being naive. "When the time comes to fight though, things may become more clear for you." He assured her. People made quick choices in battle and she'd learn how to fight and defend, not just herself, but others. "I've had to watch people die, only able to save so many, hopefully with you, the scales will tilt in our favor." He continued to smile and got to his feet. "Ready to keep going? Do some foraging?"
Knowing this now, didn't necessarily bind her to the cause. As they drove, he mentioned that the other side could approach her just as he had. She really wasn't sure what to do in her current position. Should she fight? In her mind though, it wasn't her battle. But her blood suggested otherwise. To her, wars were trivial things that happened overseas. War and conflict was something that made Anabelle quite uneasy. She wasn't sure how to approach Kieran now, knowing that he needed her help. Was it wrong of her to wonder what she could have in exchange for her help?
If she gave it of course. She loved to help those in need but having just been told about magic and now a war, it was a lot to consider and she couldn't blindly offer aid as she would in a normal situation. Normalcy had gone out the window. When they pulled up in front of her work, she found her head spinning. She had thought she could work the rest of her shift but now she wasn't so sure. Ana took the number from Kieran and looked at it. Deep down, she knew it would be foolish to go into things deeper. Her head was already under enough water to drown her. But still, Ana knew what she would do, regardless of logic.
She knew she'd help him and whoever else needed it. The cause was very much unknown but she knew she couldn't reject who she was, even if she wasn't sure who it was exactly. "I um...I don't know." She took a deep breath and glanced out the window. Unbuckling her seat, she began to get out but then paused, her instinct was to help, regardless of knowledge or skill, she already knew what her answer would be, as stupid as it was. "I think...I do want to...help." She said. "I don't know what that entails...but something inside me is insisting I help, or at the least, not discount all of this so suddenly..."
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The walking didn't bother him much and he had learned how to ration water and supplies but it seemed Rhys was new to travel and as such, had already run out of water. His eye twitched at the mention of being called a shorty but he didn't say anything as they headed for the stream. He didn't mind taking a break but he knew that if they lingered for too long, someone dangerous might happen upon them. So far he hadn't sensed anything dangerous but the enemy could easily use someone like himself to hide their movements. It was rare but not impossible.
They reached the stream thanks to Rhys' directions. He took a seat on a rock and filled up his own container though he still had three fourths of it left but it meant he could now be more thirsty without the danger of being foolish. He glanced over when she asked if he was hungry. "A little bit, sure." He smiled to her. "Since we're here, we could do some foraging, see if any nuts or berries are growing near by." Devon advised. Foraging while on the move was useful but it could distract weary travelers and use up too much energy if the results didn't yield anything useful. After sharing a small bite to eat, his new female companion asked about the fighting.
That was a tough question to answer. "It's hard to say." He said and stretched his arms above his head, his body enjoying a little downtime. "In more densely populated areas, some people have gathered and formed large clans, then they go out and roam, looking for anyone with magic. Fear has a funny way of alienating people but also bringing the worst sort together. Humans are scared of things which they do not understand, fear is infectious and breeds violence." He paused. "I've seen groups storm through towns and burn buildings to the ground because they're convinced they're the grater good..." He paused. "When in reality, they're the ones people should fear, not those with magical talents." He glanced to Rhys. It seemed she was more sheltered, in some ways. He wasn't sure if he pitied that or envied it. Probably a little bit of both.
"Innocent people are caught in the middle of a war which shouldn't even exist. Rather than focus on the blood that's been spilled, I'm hoping to help be a part of the solution to end all of this." He smiled, wanting to change the topic. It wasn't too motivational to keep worrying about fighting but he knew she was uneasy about it, which was better than being naive. "When the time comes to fight though, things may become more clear for you." He assured her. People made quick choices in battle and she'd learn how to fight and defend, not just herself, but others. "I've had to watch people die, only able to save so many, hopefully with you, the scales will tilt in our favor." He continued to smile and got to his feet. "Ready to keep going? Do some foraging?"
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All canons and doubling would be fine with me. For Orphan Black I mostly play as Felix, Helena, and Dr. Leekie. For Doctor Who I can play Nine, Martha, Eleven, and Clara. I'm alright with playing anyone from Harry Potter and Orange is the New Black.
Awesome, I'd love to do Orphan Black then. I can be Alison, Sarah, Art, Cosima, Cal and Rachel. I'd love to do something with Dr.Leekie for sure, he was one of my favorites. Any pairs you have in mind? I could ramble off some ideas of my own.
I could do Orphan Black, Doctor Who, Harry Potter or Orange is the New Black. I'd prefer we stick to all canons, and double, if possible. Otherwise, we could try to do something outside of the fandom world. Who do you like to play as?
Yeah I am, got our post almost done, so glad to be able to do some creative writing for a change~
Having Korra's support was great. Bolin couldn't ask for anything else but to see that bright brilliant smile of hers. He couldn't help but feel a bit more proud since she was supportive of his new direction in life. She nudged him as they discussed Korra's training that had taken place a few hours ago. "You'd think training the Avatar would be nerve-wrecking but it's like we're just friends, having fun and bending to push ourselves. In fact, it's probably better we're not doing anything too serious. I don't think I could be very strict but hey, becoming a cop will help me improve in that end huh." He said, thinking back to Tenzin's hardships when it came to getting Korra to air bend. From what he heard, nothing worked until she relaxed and began to pro-bend. After Tenzin headed off, leaving Lin in a huff, Korra snapped out of her daze. "Huh?" He blushed a little out of old instinct perhaps. She said something which didn't make a lot of sense to him before she let go and moved over to the slightly agitated older woman.
Lin was muttering something under her breath about how Tenzin was being ridiculous and treating her like a helpless child that she didn't take note of the Avatar's suddenly realization. Lin kept her arms folded as she looked down at Korra, already mentally drained for the night. "And what might that be?" She asked. Korra then entered the Avatar State and pulled her down, pressing her thumb to her forehead in a similar way Amon had done in her freshest of nightmares. She stood up and uncrossed her arms once it had ended. She could feel her bending, it was back. A very broad sincere smile came to Lin's face as she looked over at a speechless Bolin. "Watch it, I can still destroy you with my finger, kid." Lin warned though her mood was already soaring high. "Thank you, Avatar Korra." She bowed her head.
"That. Was. Awesome. So Awesome!" Bolin cheered and hugged Korra and then tried to hug Lin but she quickly used her earth bending to push him away with a flurry of rocks and sand. The boy shook the dirt and dust off him, still grinning. "Wow, I can't believe it." He was quite happy for a fellow earth bender to get their bending back of course. But he was also happy for Korra who seemed to be getting the hang of things. He was hopeful that this would be a new beginning for everyone. Tenzin soon appeared and Bolin ran back to the girls. "You won't believe what Korra did-" He began to say before Lin smacked him in the back of the head. "Ow!" He whined and glanced between Lin and Tenzin, not sure what was going on.
"Let's go." Lin suggested and headed for the dock, putting a hand over her mouth to hide her smile. She was impressed with Korra. If she was still the brat she first met, Korra may have not given Lin her bending back without wanting something stupid in return. And yet she did it like an adult would. Lin hoped Korra was maturing and listening to everything Tenzin had to offer, he had wisdom and Korra needed that more than anything else. She couldn't believe she had her bending back, it was an incredible feeling and she felt like she could bend anything! Tenzin seemed curious as to what Bolin was on about but when they got back to the boat, Lin brushed Tenzin off as they headed back to the mainland. She would show off her bending soon enough. Just act normal.
"You think since she got her bending back, she wouldn't need Tenzin to take her home." Bolin noted and put his hands behind his head and looked back at the house, it was time for bed. "You think she would want him to though? Doesn't sound like her." Women were complicated and he didn't waste any more energy thinking about it. He wasn't sure what else to say. The day had been a good one. Long, but good. He thought about Mako and how he was. He would hopefully see him the next day after he met up with Lin. "Anyway, night Korra. Good job today!" He waved and headed off to the male section of the housing so he could get some sleep. Pabu would surely be waiting for him, after having explored and frolicked around the island while Bolin was busy with Korra and Tenzin's family.
Meanwhile, Lin and Tenzin just got off the boat after a silent ride across the bay, her trying to her hide her smile.
She wasn't sure what to tell him. He probably wanted to know what she and his wife had been talking about but it wasn't any of his business. Lin Bei Fong did think it was sweet, but still annoying, that he wanted to make sure she got home okay. Even with her bending back, she couldn't help but be a little selfish and want his time and attention focused on her. After all, before Korra crashed into the city on a whim, Lin and Tenzin didn't see much of one another. That was how life ended up for them, after every fight, kiss and inside joke. Was it so horrible to find it hard to go back to avoiding one another? With any luck, things would go back to the way they were and she wouldn't have to think about him as much as she had been lately. He had his family and now she could get back to work.
As they came to her front door, she moved from his side and turned to the door. She fished her key out and paused. They weren't teenagers anymore, time had made fools of them both. "Thank you for dinner." Lin told him and put the key back away, not opening her door. "I'm glad you...and you're family are safe...and happy." Lin smiled and bent the earth to create a a thin cylindrical platform to push her up to the third story of her home. "Night." The woman gave him a wave and jumped into her own window and turned on the light as the earth made pole then turned to a light dust which the wind blew away. She could remember sneaking home in the dead of night after making trouble around the city with Tenzin, bending earth but Toph still figuring it out, so of course Tenzin would need to be the one to help them sneak around.
Those days were so long ago but now they were so fresh in her mind.
She got to bed that night and had a good night's rest, happy to have her bending back. When she woke up, she put on her uniform with pride. Lin headed down to the headquarters, knowing that Bolin and possibly even Korra would be down at city hall where the police headquarters were. She grabbed a quick breakfast from a street cart, happy to support local hard working people, and decided to go by foot, rather than use earth or metal bending as transport. It also served as a way for Lin to check out what still needed to be done. A lot, in all harsh honesty. But now she could actually do things with everything instead of just part of her. She went into the back of the HQ and was reinstated without question.
The rest of the week went by smoothly, much to the Chief of Police's surprise. The city began work on rebuilding and Mako decided to join the police. She went to work to train the batch of new recruits but due to the city in dismay, most of the training had to be done on the job, in the field. Bolin was picking up the trade rather well. Mako was too, though he had a handicap since Bolin could eventually learn metal bending and join a special squad. At the moment, Lin was finishing some paperwork. It was a slow Saturday evening and everyone was getting ready to head home. "Good work you two." She said as she walked over to her office. Bolin gave a salute and nudged his brother, just glad to have Mako around again.
"Hey, I hear Korra and Asami are at Crest Bakery, we should meet up and make sure there isn't some fight about to break out." He laughed. Though he was concerned about the two women, he was sure they could find a way to bury the hatchet. Both Korra and Asami were proud women but also kind.
In the morning, Asami had been paid a visit by Korra who suggested they have a real face-to-face talk. Asami agreed and the two decided to meet at a nice bakery in the afternoon. Asami wasn't sure how things would go, but she was interested in talking to Korra about the issues she had. Asami was learning to be more warm with Mako but she still had her reservations and at the root of them, was Korra and her relationship with Mako. So Asami got dressed and headed into the city and found a parking spot close to the bakery. She sat outside and enjoyed a cup of coffee and a scone. When Korra showed up, Asami offered to treat Korra, mostly since Asami was sure Korra didn't have much money on her. And it could serve a purpose of a peace offering, though in Asami's mind, the one offering something should be Korra. "Let me start off by saying that I thought we were friends."
"I never had many growing up, most people wanted to use my connections so finding sincere friends became a near impossible task. I wanted to help Mako and his team and I was honored to be able to help you as well." She told Korra. "I never thought I should be concerned about you and Mako, you were friends and I wanted to respect that...I didn't know he had feelings for you. And when everything spun out of control, he stayed by your side but...he became someone very unattractive...he became angry and spiteful and I didn't know who he was anymore, because he was so focused on protecting you. I tried to tell myself it was just platonic but...you two kissed and hid it from me. I had to take that into account." She glanced down at her empty cup.
Asami felt anxiety bubble in her chest, "I don't blame you for his actions toward me, him pushing me away...but I do have to blame you for kissing him and hurting me and Bolin in the process, you two ignored the consequences just because of the revolution and it's time to deal with it. I'd like for us to move on, if that means you and Mako pursuing a relationship..." She trailed off. "I just want everyone to go back to getting along, for a while, we were all good friends." Asami smiled slightly and looked back to Korra. Meanwhile, Bolin was heading out of the government building, an arm swung around Mako's shoulders. The sun had just begun to set and he was ready to eat and find the ladies. Lin brushed past the two brothers and seemed like she was heading for the pier, using her metal bending to get her in that general direction more quickly.
Lin was muttering something under her breath about how Tenzin was being ridiculous and treating her like a helpless child that she didn't take note of the Avatar's suddenly realization. Lin kept her arms folded as she looked down at Korra, already mentally drained for the night. "And what might that be?" She asked. Korra then entered the Avatar State and pulled her down, pressing her thumb to her forehead in a similar way Amon had done in her freshest of nightmares. She stood up and uncrossed her arms once it had ended. She could feel her bending, it was back. A very broad sincere smile came to Lin's face as she looked over at a speechless Bolin. "Watch it, I can still destroy you with my finger, kid." Lin warned though her mood was already soaring high. "Thank you, Avatar Korra." She bowed her head.
"That. Was. Awesome. So Awesome!" Bolin cheered and hugged Korra and then tried to hug Lin but she quickly used her earth bending to push him away with a flurry of rocks and sand. The boy shook the dirt and dust off him, still grinning. "Wow, I can't believe it." He was quite happy for a fellow earth bender to get their bending back of course. But he was also happy for Korra who seemed to be getting the hang of things. He was hopeful that this would be a new beginning for everyone. Tenzin soon appeared and Bolin ran back to the girls. "You won't believe what Korra did-" He began to say before Lin smacked him in the back of the head. "Ow!" He whined and glanced between Lin and Tenzin, not sure what was going on.
"Let's go." Lin suggested and headed for the dock, putting a hand over her mouth to hide her smile. She was impressed with Korra. If she was still the brat she first met, Korra may have not given Lin her bending back without wanting something stupid in return. And yet she did it like an adult would. Lin hoped Korra was maturing and listening to everything Tenzin had to offer, he had wisdom and Korra needed that more than anything else. She couldn't believe she had her bending back, it was an incredible feeling and she felt like she could bend anything! Tenzin seemed curious as to what Bolin was on about but when they got back to the boat, Lin brushed Tenzin off as they headed back to the mainland. She would show off her bending soon enough. Just act normal.
"You think since she got her bending back, she wouldn't need Tenzin to take her home." Bolin noted and put his hands behind his head and looked back at the house, it was time for bed. "You think she would want him to though? Doesn't sound like her." Women were complicated and he didn't waste any more energy thinking about it. He wasn't sure what else to say. The day had been a good one. Long, but good. He thought about Mako and how he was. He would hopefully see him the next day after he met up with Lin. "Anyway, night Korra. Good job today!" He waved and headed off to the male section of the housing so he could get some sleep. Pabu would surely be waiting for him, after having explored and frolicked around the island while Bolin was busy with Korra and Tenzin's family.
Meanwhile, Lin and Tenzin just got off the boat after a silent ride across the bay, her trying to her hide her smile.
She wasn't sure what to tell him. He probably wanted to know what she and his wife had been talking about but it wasn't any of his business. Lin Bei Fong did think it was sweet, but still annoying, that he wanted to make sure she got home okay. Even with her bending back, she couldn't help but be a little selfish and want his time and attention focused on her. After all, before Korra crashed into the city on a whim, Lin and Tenzin didn't see much of one another. That was how life ended up for them, after every fight, kiss and inside joke. Was it so horrible to find it hard to go back to avoiding one another? With any luck, things would go back to the way they were and she wouldn't have to think about him as much as she had been lately. He had his family and now she could get back to work.
As they came to her front door, she moved from his side and turned to the door. She fished her key out and paused. They weren't teenagers anymore, time had made fools of them both. "Thank you for dinner." Lin told him and put the key back away, not opening her door. "I'm glad you...and you're family are safe...and happy." Lin smiled and bent the earth to create a a thin cylindrical platform to push her up to the third story of her home. "Night." The woman gave him a wave and jumped into her own window and turned on the light as the earth made pole then turned to a light dust which the wind blew away. She could remember sneaking home in the dead of night after making trouble around the city with Tenzin, bending earth but Toph still figuring it out, so of course Tenzin would need to be the one to help them sneak around.
Those days were so long ago but now they were so fresh in her mind.
She got to bed that night and had a good night's rest, happy to have her bending back. When she woke up, she put on her uniform with pride. Lin headed down to the headquarters, knowing that Bolin and possibly even Korra would be down at city hall where the police headquarters were. She grabbed a quick breakfast from a street cart, happy to support local hard working people, and decided to go by foot, rather than use earth or metal bending as transport. It also served as a way for Lin to check out what still needed to be done. A lot, in all harsh honesty. But now she could actually do things with everything instead of just part of her. She went into the back of the HQ and was reinstated without question.
The rest of the week went by smoothly, much to the Chief of Police's surprise. The city began work on rebuilding and Mako decided to join the police. She went to work to train the batch of new recruits but due to the city in dismay, most of the training had to be done on the job, in the field. Bolin was picking up the trade rather well. Mako was too, though he had a handicap since Bolin could eventually learn metal bending and join a special squad. At the moment, Lin was finishing some paperwork. It was a slow Saturday evening and everyone was getting ready to head home. "Good work you two." She said as she walked over to her office. Bolin gave a salute and nudged his brother, just glad to have Mako around again.
"Hey, I hear Korra and Asami are at Crest Bakery, we should meet up and make sure there isn't some fight about to break out." He laughed. Though he was concerned about the two women, he was sure they could find a way to bury the hatchet. Both Korra and Asami were proud women but also kind.
In the morning, Asami had been paid a visit by Korra who suggested they have a real face-to-face talk. Asami agreed and the two decided to meet at a nice bakery in the afternoon. Asami wasn't sure how things would go, but she was interested in talking to Korra about the issues she had. Asami was learning to be more warm with Mako but she still had her reservations and at the root of them, was Korra and her relationship with Mako. So Asami got dressed and headed into the city and found a parking spot close to the bakery. She sat outside and enjoyed a cup of coffee and a scone. When Korra showed up, Asami offered to treat Korra, mostly since Asami was sure Korra didn't have much money on her. And it could serve a purpose of a peace offering, though in Asami's mind, the one offering something should be Korra. "Let me start off by saying that I thought we were friends."
"I never had many growing up, most people wanted to use my connections so finding sincere friends became a near impossible task. I wanted to help Mako and his team and I was honored to be able to help you as well." She told Korra. "I never thought I should be concerned about you and Mako, you were friends and I wanted to respect that...I didn't know he had feelings for you. And when everything spun out of control, he stayed by your side but...he became someone very unattractive...he became angry and spiteful and I didn't know who he was anymore, because he was so focused on protecting you. I tried to tell myself it was just platonic but...you two kissed and hid it from me. I had to take that into account." She glanced down at her empty cup.
Asami felt anxiety bubble in her chest, "I don't blame you for his actions toward me, him pushing me away...but I do have to blame you for kissing him and hurting me and Bolin in the process, you two ignored the consequences just because of the revolution and it's time to deal with it. I'd like for us to move on, if that means you and Mako pursuing a relationship..." She trailed off. "I just want everyone to go back to getting along, for a while, we were all good friends." Asami smiled slightly and looked back to Korra. Meanwhile, Bolin was heading out of the government building, an arm swung around Mako's shoulders. The sun had just begun to set and he was ready to eat and find the ladies. Lin brushed past the two brothers and seemed like she was heading for the pier, using her metal bending to get her in that general direction more quickly.
Thanks, I have time now (the rest of the night, whooo!) since tomorrow I'll be busy at a ramen fest in the city. So it's time for me to catch up on my stories and earn a treat. I hope you've been good.
Sleep is pretty awesome and you can't buy it so...get it anywhere you can. XD
We could be all travel together as murderous gypsies.
No judging here!
Anyway, I'm almost done with my post, I wanna make it awesome so there's little downtime, since our heroes should keep moving, I figure something fast paced may be more useful so none of us gets bored. Otherwise I could have more build up to the next event.
Maybe involve kidnapping...killing to be determined. XD
No judging here!
Anyway, I'm almost done with my post, I wanna make it awesome so there's little downtime, since our heroes should keep moving, I figure something fast paced may be more useful so none of us gets bored. Otherwise I could have more build up to the next event.
Maybe involve kidnapping...killing to be determined. XD
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