Aang listened carefully to her and lifted a hand to pluck at the short hairs running along his jaw thoughtfully. He sighed, “Kya…are you sure you’re ready to just leave by yourself? What has your mother said?” he added, turning to his wife.
“I told her I wanted to talk to you about it first,” Katara said, chewing on her bottom lip. “If she moved, there would have to be conditions,” she sighed, “to make me feel better at least.”
//scurries off Tahno’s account
Kya winced at her father’s words, looking up at her father. “I love you dad” she insisted “and I love being here and I love Kassuq… And I want to embrace my water tribe culture just as much as I embrace my air nomad culture” she requested “please dad, Granddad is down there, it’s not like ill be alone with Kassuq”
Katara looked at her husband, an unsure look on her face. Unsure of how he would respond, she decided to try and smooth the situation as best as possible. “Remember, Aang,” she said, her tone light, “that we were traveling the world when we were younger than Kya’s age.”
- Nightmares
- Humanity
- Guardian
- Torture
- Insanity
- Slaughter
- Order
- Morality
- Loyalty
- Promise
- Betrayal
- Epiphany
- Apathy
- Memories
- Loss
- Lies
- Death
- Love
- Plans
- Pawns
- revenge
- Monster
- Time
- Waiting
- Laugh
- Trend
- Alliance
- Natural
- Pretense
- Urge
- Impression
- Critic
- Accent
- Stranger
- Judgement
- Delirious
- Instinct
- Damage
- Illusion
- End
Kya smiled at her father, shaking her head “I’ll never be like Bumi” she teased, poking her tongue out playfully at her father “or Tenzin. Being Tenzin would be boring. Does he do anything other than meditate and give Bumi and I lectures?” She asked her father with a laugh. She took in a deep breath at her mothers words, knowing she would have to ask him if she wasnt going to miss her boat. “Dad…. Can I please move to the South Pole?”
Katara’s hand grasped her daughter’s lightly, and her eyes went to her husband, as if she were trying to communicate peaceful, calming, please don’t explode thoughts.
//I’m having so much fun RPing Tahno omg
Aang laughed, “Aww, come on, Kya don’t act like your brother.” He turned to Katara and gave her a wary look, “Girl talk? Do I want to know…?” He chuckled, “And I’m very tired. Work was hard today, well it is every day, but the men were being especially annoying today.”
Katara chuckled lightly. “I think Kya should talk to you about it.” She raised her eyebrows slightly. “Do you need me to come down there and talk some sense into them?” She asked, lightly poking Aang in the ribs affectionately.
Aang had just landed Appa, exhausted from another day at work, when he spotted his wife and daughter walking along. He grinned ear to ear and leapt off the bison, hurrying over to them. “Hey!” he called happily. He walked up to Katara and pressed a kiss to her lips then one to Kya’s forehead, “I’m home,” he chuckled, “How are my two favorite girls in the world?”
Kya looked up, her face brightening when she saw her father, running over and wrapping her arms tightly around him, her lips pressing to his cheek “dad! You’re home!” She grinned, watching her father kiss her mother before he kissed her forehead and she cringed “can’t you wait until you’ve kissed my forehead before you slobber all in mums mouth?” She requested.
Katara tutted at her daughter. “Don’t be silly,” she said, raising an eyebrow as if to say, you are wanting to move in with a boy. She turned her attention to her husband, giving him a grin. “I’m good. Just having some girl talk with Kya. How are you, sweetie?”
