Restart part 3: Together

by lovely bloodcry

Finding out that she is the last of her kind. Sort of like a dying breed doesn't help things. Trying to stop spirits from being used isn't the easiest job in the world either. Especially when you try to throw a normal life into. Korra is sure getting Asami Sato for a soulmate won't put a end to the crazy whirlwind that is her life.

9. Chapter 9

"Hey love?"

"Yeah?" Came the distant reply from somewhere in the house.

He guessed the kitchen since that was where she mostly stayed. Even though food was not necessary she still liked to cooked. How strange of a thought that it was to say that. That she liked to cook, dance, wear silly hats, sleep in, had cold feet, and always tried to sneak in his shower with him. It was like she was alive.

Alive.

Who is he kidding she has always been alive since the beginning. You can't give life without being it yourself. So he often wondered how she loved him. And how could he love her back. But he did and that was enough for I him because she loved HIM. He didn't have to change or evolve. It was alright. HE was alright in her eyes and that's all that counted in their world of two. Of course they would step out into the spirit world or even dwell in the human kingdom. But they were mostly unseen. Seen but not there. And that was fine with them. There was no need for them to become real because he who she wanted to be real to. There was only one person that she wanted to exist for. But yet she was acting as if being a ghost was better and of course he had tried asking but that was waved away or not even bothered answering. So he tried a different way.

"Hasn't she meet that dragon before?"

A soft chuckle was his only reply. He frowned went back to watching the screen. A delicate kiss was placed on his shoulder.

"It's been ages since you've asked that you know? We'll really since I've heard it. You ask every time you see it. The colors are the same but the form is different."

"Why are you not even worried. I watch from time to time but you don't even look. You do know this is the last time that you'll see it right?" He asked motioning between her and the screen.

"I'm well aware of that." As she curled up behind him resting against his back. "That's why I can't watch. I don't want to see the last of it."

"But-"

"Vaatu." She said in a way that was tired, pleading, sad, happy, and wanting that it left no room for anything else.

Silence filled the room and she could hear the voices and sounds coming from the screen. It would of been nice to know. To look but she couldn't bring herself to do that anymore. Not when she wouldn't just go and see her. Make the void go any just from appearance. But she couldn't do it not now. She needed to grow on her own for both their sakes. It hurt more than either new but sometimes pain was good. When he sucked in a breath she smiled.

"Korra can take care of herself."