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Cloti - Exam Tifa bit her lip, clenching her fists in her lap. She hated exams. They were so stressful! From the corner of her eye, she noticed Cloud watching her with concern, but she ignored him. He couldn't help her here. Though it would be nice if he could just do the exam for her...sadly, she didn't think the examiner would approve. Sighing, she started taking deep breaths, trying to calm down. The butterflies in her stomach didn't really change, but she felt a little better. She noticed the examiner give her an encouraging smile, and the knot in her stomach stopped attacking her for a few brief moments. She'd studied as best she cou

2. Cloti - THIEF! Cloud walked into the garage, and froze. Denzel, who was walking behind him and chatting about school, didn't see him stop and then bumped into him. Confused, he looked up at his adopted father. "Cloud? What's wrong?" Cloud was still frozen, staring out into the garage. Raising an eyebrow, Denzel followed Cloud's gaze, but he couldn't see anything wrong. The garage was as messy as always…nothing unusual there. It did look like Tifa had given in and put away a few things though, which he felt vaguely guilty for. But there was nothing really missing… hang on… "Cloud? Where's Fenrir?" Cloud blinked… and

Cloti - Flowers ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Murderous impulses can start so innocently sometimes. "Tifa, where did this come from?" Tifa glanced up from the sink to see Marlene tilting her head at the vase sitting on the end of the bar. "Oh, do you like it?" she asked with a smile, moving to refill Denzel's glass of orange juice. She got a muffled 'fank you 'ifa' in reply, and gently scolded him for talking with his mouth full again. Marlene nodded, putting her toast down and jumping off her stool to go and smell the flowers in the vase. "They smell really pretty!" she proclaimed, reaching out to brush the petals of the flowers. "D

Day 5: Mythology Katara yawned as she sat up in bed, her long dark hair rippling about her as she moved. Sighing, she slid out from under the silken sheets, doing her best not to wake her snoring husband. Moving as gracefully as possible, she moved over to the door, raising a lovely dark arm as she did so. With her mere thought, a beautiful silk robe appeared on her body. She smiled at the effect, but continued on her way, not even looking back at her husband. She paused outside, wondering what she should do that day. She could go visit the mortal world and have her fun with mortals, but that didn’t seem that appealing today. She could

16. Hanging by a Moment Desperate for changing Starving for truth I'm closer where I started “I’ll save you from the pirates.” “Go jump in the river!” Chasing after you.... “I see a great romance for you. You will marry a very powerful bender.” “Aww, your girlfriend run off on you?” I’m falling even more in love with you “It’s not the girl I’m after.” “Whatever you say.” Letting go of all I’ve held onto “No, he’s my friend.” “You rise with the moon, I rise with the sun.” I’m standing here until you make me move &

15. Secret Admiration I admired him. I’ll be the first to admit that. I admired the way he smiled at me. I admired his hair. I admired his build. I admired his eyes. Fine, I admired everything about the way he looked (believe me, how I admired that). But there was something else there too. It wasn’t just his good looks that drew me to him. I grudgingly admired the way he fought valiantly. I grudgingly admired the way he stood up for his beliefs. I grudgingly admired his persistence in wanting to help Aang. I grudgingly admired his self-control for not picking a fight with me when I was so angry with him. I respected the way he le

14 - Death Katara was on her knees in her favourite garden, sobbing. She had received some truly horrifying news this morning, and it was all she could do to stop from going hysterical. Her dark hair fell around her shoulders as she buried her face in her hands and wept. Several minutes later, she heard hurried footsteps enter the garden, and heard someone walk over to her. “Katara? Katara, what’s wrong?” a concerned voice asked, her grief keeping her from recognising it. Katara felt a hand on her shoulder. She sniffed, slowly removing her hands from her eyes. “It hurts!” she managed to say before crying again. &#

Day 4: Manipulative Katara sighed as she moved through the waterbending stances by the fountain. She missed having a constant source of water like a river or the ocean – having just a small amount like in the fountain was depressing her. It didn’t feel as wonderful to waterbend – it made waterbending seem like a chore rather than a way to fight or to express herself. As she moved, gently spinning a ribbon of water in front of her, similar to how she’d once moved with Aang when he was just starting to learn earthbending, she sensed someone watching her. Calling up more water, she spun around gracefully, bringing it into a

Day 3: Smug Fire Prince Zuko strode through the palace, looking quite proud of himself. His uncle had recently asked the Water Tribe ambassador to the palace, and he had brought his younger sister with him. The ambassador’s sister was Katara, the beautiful princess of the Southern Water Tribe. When Zuko had met her the day before, he had been awestruck by her beauty. Her darker skin and deep blue eyes, so different to what he was used to seeing (his own people having pale skin and golden eyes), had entranced him. He longed to see her again so much that he had sent a message to her apartments, asking her to join him in the palace gardens

Day 2: Electrifying Toph sighed heavily, tapping her foot impatiently. “That electrician better get here soon, I feel like I’m blind,” she snapped angrily. Katara sighed, playing with her hair in the darkness. “Well, it’s not his fault the power went out at night. We’re lucky they even sent someone out at all. Guess the Bei Fong name has more power than I thought.” Toph snorted. “You’d better believe it.” Katara sighed. “Whatever. What time was he supposed to get here anyway? What time is it now?” Toph frowned. “I don’t know Katara, I kinda can’t see my watch in t