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In the Palace Gardens
Azula knew from experience that when Ty Lee said "I'm coming anyway", she meant it- and for once, she wasn't in the mood to argue, or to threaten, or to fight.
She hated viruses.
The gardens were deserted, as she knew they would be- it was a couple of hours after midnight, after all. She didn't carry a candle, or anything that might alert someone to her presence. The full moon was bright enough to see by- and, having grown up here, she knew the grounds well.
She wasn't staying in her room, of course. Servants were working on fixing the bed, and the curtains, and the armoire- all of which had been burned during the... incident with that despicable woman. For the time being, Azula had relocated to one of the palace's many guest rooms, and while it was certainly spacious and comfortable, and and had all the amenities she desired, it wasn't her room.
It wasn't as though she couldn't handle anything less than the highest luxuries, of course- after all, how much time had she spent in the wilderness, searching for the Avatar?
At the moment, however, Azula wanted something familiar.
She hated viruses.
The gardens were deserted, as she knew they would be- it was a couple of hours after midnight, after all. She didn't carry a candle, or anything that might alert someone to her presence. The full moon was bright enough to see by- and, having grown up here, she knew the grounds well.
She wasn't staying in her room, of course. Servants were working on fixing the bed, and the curtains, and the armoire- all of which had been burned during the... incident with that despicable woman. For the time being, Azula had relocated to one of the palace's many guest rooms, and while it was certainly spacious and comfortable, and and had all the amenities she desired, it wasn't her room.
It wasn't as though she couldn't handle anything less than the highest luxuries, of course- after all, how much time had she spent in the wilderness, searching for the Avatar?
At the moment, however, Azula wanted something familiar.
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That did it. Despite her resolve, Azula began to cry. Though she did her best to keep back any embarrassing or undignified sob-like sounds... it didn't work that well.
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"You don't have to cry..."
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Ty Lee wasn't in the mood to argue with Azula.
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Then, because she didn't think Ty Lee had heard her the first time (she wasn't really sure she had wanted her to, anyway), and because the virus was going to wear off soon (and Ty Lee might not remember anything, so it didn't matter as much), and because Ty Lee was acting a bit more like... well, the old Ty Lee, she said, a little bit more loudly and clearly this time (and with just the right amount of defensiveness, nonchalance, and feigned annoyance), "I love you."
It was Ty Lee's fault, after all. She had done far more risqué things that night- kissed her neck, for goodness sake. That was quite a bit less innocent than anything Azula had ever done. She frowned. If wasn't as if she could get accused of molestation again- she would have plenty of things to counter with if she was.
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"I love you, too."
Ramza's going to...well, I do love everyone.
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"That's now why I... hm.
"What I meant was, you won't think that when the virus is over, if you even think it now. So I don't...."
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((Forget my haitus.))
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"As I said before, that's what you're saying now- but tomorrow or the next day, things will be different."
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"You were right before, when you said that you weren't going anywhere. You're not. You're coming back."
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"And after all, that's what matters, isn't it."
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