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Who: Korra and YOU
Broadcast: Yes!
Action: Aboard the Marsiva
When: NOW

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[Korra is still rather disoriented, waking up aboard the Marsiva. She had tried to dig the thing in her neck out, only to feel ill every time she tried to bend it out of her skin. That only served to make her feel more panicked. She had no idea where she was or how she'd gotten there. It reminded her so much of Tarlock or the Red Lotus and already she was panicking so that was far from helpful. Moreover, her injuries from fighting Kuvira seemed to have been treated. While that was nice it didn't instill any good feelings in her.

Moving from the bed, Korra looked around, feeling a great swell of anger. She was tired of being dragged around by crazy people! With a frustrated cry, she kicks at an end table, air pushing it clean off the ground and into the ceiling. Kicking it again, it flies into the door, slamming into it hard enough to bend it from the wall.]

Who's out there?! Show yourself!

[Yeah, she's mad.]

Broadcast - video;

[After calming down a bit, Korra somehow manages to get a broadcast working. She looked a bit apologetic and equal parts tired. She sat cross-legged in the cafeteria, looking thoughtful.]

Anyone out there? I mean - probably. They show stuff on the television here, right? Can anyone fill me in on what's going on?

[Wait - stop jumping ahead of yourself, Korra.]

Oh- uh... I'm Korra. I'm the Avatar, so if there's anything I can do to help everyone, I'll do my best!

[Yup. She totally has formal introductions down. She wished Asami was here. Thanks for ruining her date, Atroma.]

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[Allen doesn't often respond to newcomers, but one word catches his attention]

- The Avatar?!

Yes....? That's me.

[Clearing her throat.]

I mean- yes. It's nice to meet you.

[She gives a bow of her head a bit. God this communication thing is so awkward.]

I'm Avatar Korra.

Ah-

[This is weird. Just wait till the others see this ohhh boy]

[But!! He smiles politely and tries to recover from the surprise]

Nice to meet you too, Korra! I'm Allen Walker, um-

Sorry, I suppose I'm used to the Avatar being Aang.

Oh! Wait- Aang is here too?

[What in the Flamey-o? This place is so weird....]

Well... Aang and I are one in the same, I guess. He's my past life. I'm the next Avatar in the cycle.

[Meaning, Aang is... well, dead. Sadly.]

He was, awhile back. I haven't seen him in a long time though.

[So so weird.]

He's your...past life? [Whoa. Reincarnation is actually legit? Huh. What do you say to that...] Did he um...did your past life live a long time, at least?

Oh.

[Well that makes her kind of sad. She missed being able to talk to him. It had been years since she'd been forcibly disconnected from her past lives.]

He was... 166 when he passed away, if you include the time he spent in the iceberg as a kid.

[And by some twist of fate now she can say both his waterbending teacher and his earthbending teacher had both been her teachers too. Katara had taught her everything from the basics to healing while Toph had helped her become a better metalbender.]

I'm sorry.... were you close?

[She honestly feels really bad to be the bearer of bad news here.]

Ah...that sounds like a long life.

[He doesn't remember exactly how long Aang was in that iceberg - but still. It's comforting to know that the boy he knew has a future when he returns home. Sure, eventually he'll die but....that's what it is to be human.]

We were friends. Though I'd say my crewmates were closer to him. Maybe you know of them- Sokka, Toph and Zuko?

What? Lord Zuko and Toph too? And Sokka?

[But he.... he was dead too, right? Wow. She's definitely not telling anyone about that one.]

How is that even possible?

[He shrugs]

Time works in strange ways in places like this. They're about your age right now.

So answer me this - is younger Toph as cranky as older Toph? Because last time I saw her she was a grouchy old lady.

[If so - welp. That'll be fun.]

[He laughs]

Well, I've never met older Toph but...she's pretty cranky?

I guess it's good some things never change.

[She can't help but laugh too.]

Yeah, that'll always be her I suppose.

[A sweet Toph would be a scary Toph after all]

Welcome to the fleet. Sorry it's probably going to get weird to get used to. Er...weirder, anyway.

Weirder than this? Well, I guess it could be worse.

[She's seen some pretty weird stuff, okay. Try taking a walk through the Spirit World.]

Ah, right. You're probably used to weird. That's a good attitude to have.

Yeah. When you've seen a talking mushroom and flying multicolored dust bunnies, weird kind of looks normal in comparison.

[She grins, resting a hand to the back of her short haircut.]

[!!!]

You've been to Lumpy Space too?!

[Okay he can't remember if it was a talking mushroom or a talking frog on a mushroom but eh. Details]

No, just the spirit world. What's Lumpy Space like?

[If it's anything like the spirit world it's probably more than a bit strange.]

...Oh.

[Whoops yeah. Guess the spirit world would have weird shit too.]

Lumpy Space? It's terrible. And stupid.

Oh. No candy and funhouse mirrors I take it?

[She's being sarcastic, of course.]

Oh there was candy. All sorts of junk food.

But it was populated by these lumpy cloud creatures that were more shallow than wading pools. And if they bit you, you turn into one.

Whoa. That's... kind of terrifying. Does that kind of thing happen a lot?

[Way to make the new kid more nervous Allen!!]

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