Father FigureHakoda watches for a moment while his son speaks to a man clad in ivory and indigo. It's not different to what many of the Lotus wear, nothing indicates his rank among his brethren nor obvious signs of his nationality. His skin is dark as men of the Water Tribe and his eyes are cool as iron, yet his hair is pulled into Fire Nation style. The man's face is serene and aged, wise and pleasant.There's admiration in his son's eyes. Even from a distance away, Hakoda can see that.Shining and bright, Sokka hovers eagerly with the man who might be Fire. The man smiles to the boy, a tried but delighted smile that relishes the story that Sokka babbl
Two FathersTwo Fathers水 火“It’s not forever …”Chief Hakoda’s final words to his two children ran through his mind over and over as he stared into the dying campfire. Just last night they were sitting around a much more cheerful fire, telling jokes and stories together, the war temporarily forgotten as they enjoyed being a family again. As the case always seemed to be with him and his children, the Fire Nation came between them once more. He sighed deep, and then silently prayed to the Spirits that where ever his kids were, they were safe.“You look like a man with a lot on his mind.” A deep masculin
Water Tribe Romance - 1 Part 2Water Tribe Romance - Chapter 1 Part 2水水水The perpetual summer sun hung low in the sky when Kita finally headed home from work.It had been an unexciting day at the hospital. Since all the warriors were gone, she had no one to heal. She could usually count on at least one or two of the warrior men getting injured in training each day—when they where home that is. But since the majority of them were away at war, her job now consisted of helping the other healers when they needed it.During her shift, Kita had made her way around the hospital, checking if any of the patients could subdue the gnawing pain in her ha
Water Tribe Romance - PrologueWater Tribe Romance - Prologue水水水Twenty years ago - Capital City of the Northern Water Tribe, North Pole“I mean it you two. Stay together this time,” the old woman lectured as she gave her a granddaughter warm hug.“We will Grandma. Promise,” the brown-haired girl assured, her voice muffled by her grandmother’s fur anorak.“And be back here before dark. I’m making squid stew for dinner tonight.”“Sounds delicious Grandma,” Kita lied through her smile as she gave her grandmother a peck on the cheek. She looked over at her twin brother to see him scrunch his nose an
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