Prompt: can you pls continue the prompt the one Asami gets stabbed then Korra heals her but herself is wounded really bad too. i reallllly wanna see what happens next when Asami wakes up but sees that Korra is wounded.
Asami felt pain, tremendous pain. She tried to tell Korra that it hurts but it was hard to breathe, and it was hard to think, and then it was hard to keep her eyes open. She tried to keep her grip on Korra; if she was going to die then she wanted to hold her in her last moments. Her consciousness slipped away for seconds at a time, but she held on until she felt her strength return. Her shredded stomach wasn't burning as much anymore and the pain was almost tolerable. Her eyes focused on Korra, and she watched her slump over on her side. Korra's face was to pale and her shirt was too bloody. She pulled herself over to her limp body and pressed onto the wound with all her might, but it wasn't enough. The blood trickled out of her staining Asami's palms. She tried to call for help, but her voice came out slurred, she felt her left arm grow numb and her left eye drooped as dizziness overtook her and she collapsed into the red puddle growing next to Korra.
The first thing she noticed was the heaviness in her head and the tenderness of her torso. She opened her eyes although the left one still refused to fully obey her. She felt tired and sore and disoriented. Her eyes scanned the surroundings and she realized that she was in a hospital room. Her bed was close to the window and the daylight shone brightly, amplified by the whiteness of the walls. She gingerly looked the other way and saw that there was another bed next to her, and it was occupied by Korra.
The events of the explosion came rushing back and panic flooded her. She tried to sit up when she heard a soft, hoarse voice.
"Don't move, they just finished sewing you up."
Asami looked over at Korra with teary eyes, relieved that Korra was awake and well enough to speak to her. Korra was bandaged everywhere. Her strong arms were covered in bloodstained gauze, and her forehead and jaw had stiches. Her lip was split and swollen. The animation Korra always displayed wasn't there anymore and she looked more tired than Asami ever seen her; even after the battle with the red lotus Korra looked better than she did now.
"Korra, you're ok," Asami sobbed, her voice still slightly slurred.
"I'm sorry."
"What? Why?"
"The bomber was after me. If I didn't take you out today none of this would have happened."
Asami, head still hurting, had to take a moment to figure out what Korra meant. She liked it when Korra took her out. It was her favorite thing in the world, so how could it be a bad thing?
"Don't say that." Asami found it hard to focus on Korra's words, on the discomfort all over her body, on anything.
"I gave you a stroke," Korra said, her voice dripping with guilt. "I thought that bloodbending your wound would work, and it did, but the clotting made you have a stroke. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry Asami. I didn't mean to, but you were there and you were dying and I tried to fix it, but I messed up."
"Korra, you saved me."
"Twelve people died, and four more most likely won't make it through the night. There's a three year old child in critical condition. Dozens more are wounded. I failed Asami."
She cried quietly as Asami watched her with weary eyes.
"It wasn't your fault. You did as much as you could. No one can blame you for this, and no one in their right mind will."
"You were in surgery for eight hours, I almost wrangled the doctor when he took too long to tell me your condition."
Asami giggled as she watched her, pride growing inside her. Korra was the strongest person she knew, and she was thankful for having her in her life. She noticed something strange with Korra's hand and lifted her head for a better view.
"You're hand…"
Korra looked at her hand seemingly forgetting that half her pinkie was missing. "Oh yeah, forgot about that. Don't worry 'Sami, I have nine more." Korra chuckled and wiggled her other fingers.
"Spirits, you're still a dork."
"I'm your dork."
Mini-strokes can happen if blood doesn't get to a part of a brain. It can be caused by clots and the symptoms typically last several minutes and disappear after a day. Some symptoms of a mini-stroke include dizziness, partial paralyses of the face, and numbness in the arms. That is why Asami experienced all that in the beginning. (Source: . )