Dangerous 2: Change

Chapter 4

It's so hard to not miss important factors to season 2, I'm trying to refresh my memory. Things will definitely pick up in the next chapter, with the festival and the dinner and the dark spirit attacking.

I'm only going to try and cover all plot holes, and things might be a bit rushed since I'm going to skip the non important stuff.

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~Korra~

I woke up to a mass of black hair in my face. I didn't open my eyes but I breathed in deeply and smiled, appreciating the scent of Asami's hair tickling my nose. Her back was to my front, pressed to me with my arm around her waist. Our bodies were just barely covered by the blankets. My ear flicked and I yawned, feeling my tail sweep the bed. I thought it would've been gone by then, but I didn't give it a second thought. Slowly, I started to ease myself up to sit when Asami stirred. She hummed sleepily and turned half her body, facing me and a smile graced her lips as she blinked.

"Morning, sweetie." she said, her voice strained as she stretched.

"Did I wake you?" My voice was still husky-like from sleep. I brushed her hair from in front of her ear. It was a habit I couldn't break.

She laughed, her eyes fully open by that point. "No. Well, sort of." she admitted. "I was trying to savor the moment."

"Sorry." I chuckled.

"It's fine, we had to wake up eventually." Asami turned over onto her back, her hand resting on my shoulder and her fingers the outside of my scar. Her smile disappeared, replaced by a frown of concern. "I didn't hurt you too much, did I?"

"No, of course not." I said, brushing off the discomfort in my limbs. I held my breath for a second, hoping to ease the tension in my chest.

Asami could tell I wasn't being fully honest. "If you weren't ready to, you should've said-"

"But I didn't." I interrupted. "I'm fine."

"Korra, don't downplay it." Asami said. "You do need to take caution in how much you do."

"I'm not downplaying anything." I said, kissing her. "I'll get over it." I silenced her before she had the chance to protest anymore and she sighted, giving in somewhat reluctantly.

"Alright, I believe you." she said, smiling against my lips. My tail brushed against her leg and she shivered. "Shouldn't that of gone away by now?"

I shrugged. "I don't know, but I think we should get up."

Asami pouted. "Do we have to?"

"Actually, yes." I said. "I made plans for today."

"Really?" she asked.

I nodded. "Yep. Mako, Bolin and Kuvira will be joining us for some of them, but the rest is just for us. Then we go to the Glacier Spirits Festival."

"Sounds like you put a lot of work into making the best out of this trip." Asami teased.

I smiled and poked her in her side, making her jump. "Come on, let's get up."