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Notes: This will be a series of fifteen different pairings. Just fifteen. I'm choosing the pairing based on the prompt given. You all might not like the pairings I choose. Do NOT complain because I happened to choose a pairing you don't like (be it incestous, the age gap is too large, etc.). I'll give you plenty of warnings beforehand. Don't like, don't read. Oh and most of these will be drabbles.

Pairing: Koh/Ummi
Prompt: #11 Inconsequential/Nonconsensual

The last thing Ummi can remember about the world of the living is the feeling of rushing water flowing into her ears, mouth, and nose. The unfamiliar sensation of breathing underwater, the burning in her nose and lungs, had only lasted moments. That was strange. She had always thought drowning would hurt more.

Though her eyes were closed, she sensed something or someone near. Not her dear Kuruk, who she briefly heard yelling in rage and shock. No, this...presence was something larger, more menacing. Ummi thought she could even feel something brushing against her traditional Water Tribe wedding dress. A large fish, maybe, if she was still underwater.

"Do you really think I'm a fish? What a quaint little idea."

A voice, somewhat airy and distant, came from her left. Or was it her right? She couldn't tell, the owner seemed to switch places in mid sentence. Ummi thought she could feel something scrape against her side. A leg? An arm, maybe? An image of a fat insect sitting proudly in a tangled web came to her mind.

Not a fish, Ummi thinks to herself, a spider.

"Open your eyes. You have such a beautiful face, your eyes must be just as lovely."

"Who are you and why did you bring me here?" Ummi asks through clinched teeth. She is afraid but she's more afraid of showing that fear.

"My, aren't you the inquisitive one?" the voice asked, it's tone had changed a little. Instead of distant, it is somewhat jovial in manner. "It doesn't matter who I am or my reasons."

"When Kuruk finds me-"

Her unknown captor broke in with what sounded like the the low growl of a wild beast, Ummi even thought she could feel it's hot wet breath as it panted heavily. "He won't! He could find a dozen other women with faces just as beautiful as yours to replace you! If I know him at all, he will!" her captor snarled violently.

Ummi's eyelids flickered open in anger. She wanted to see the face of this wild monster who dared to question the love of the Avatar for her.

Her kidnapper's face was that of an angry ape, closer to her own face than she imagined. The brave words in defense of Kuruk she had planned died on her lips.

The captor only said one more word to her. "Perfect."

He was sure that Kuruk wasn't going to be finding this face anytime soon.