4 Works in Suki Character Study (Avatar)
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Sokka chuckles. “I take it you wanna stay in bed a little while longer.”
Suki nods lazily. “We don’t have anywhere we need to be,” she reminds him, before turning her face back into the curve of his clavicle. “We can just stay here, together, and never leave.”
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In which Suki whiles away the hours on Ember Island as Sozin’s Comet approaches.
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- Part 1 of Tales of Ember Island
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Suki’s coming back home to Kyoshi island, and she’s not sure what, or who, is waiting for her
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When she’d first met Zuko in her burning village, on opposite sides of a war, she’d never imagined that one day she’d become both his right hand warrior and his closest confidant.
Three years after Zuko’s coronation, Suki is living at the palace as both his bodyguard and, against all odds, his best friend. But somewhere in the middle of politics, evening sparring sessions, walks in the palace garden, and a certain festival, Suki begins to realize that her feelings for Zuko might have grown into something more.
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Suki leaned against the worn railing that outlined the small porch, allowing the sun’s heat to feel calming rather than its’ counterpart. She shut her eyes. The light summer breeze gently swayed the tassels falling form her headpiece, causing them to brush against her cheek. After a few short moments, she released a breath that dropped all the tension form her shoulders. She allowed her grip on her fans to loosen, setting them down with a soft noise against the wood.
She allowed her eyes to fall open once again, blinking as they adjusted to the influx of light. It was then that she noticed a messenger hawk perched next to where she was leaning, picking at its’ feathers slightly.
There was a Fire Nation symbol on its’ metal vessel. Her heart started to pick up, hitting against her rib cage. There was a black ribbon flickering in the breeze tied tightly to it.
A black ribbon. Her mind raced as she quickly fumbled to open the tube. Was there trouble in the Fire Nation? More assassins sent after Zuko? Possibilities raced through her head, all worsening the longer she went without reading the letter’s contents.