[Intro in the journal read? Check.

Study the journal to figure out how it works? Check.

Conclusion? Yawn. Ah well. At least it's not that wretched Golden Shore.]

And where is the Lord Deior, so that I may thank him properly?

[The comm clicks on with a burst of static. It sounds like Azula's arguing with someone.]

Aww, what's the matter, Azzie? Mad because Mommy loved Zuzu more?

Shut up!

Of course she loved Zuzu more. Everyone likes him more. Uncle, Mother, Ty Lee, Maaaaai~! You WERE perfect and it still wasn't enough. [Tsk, tsk.] Betcha Father likes him more too. [ ( Read more... )

Well, that was fun.

Zuzu, you and I have a score to settle.

[Clinkclink.]

Release. Me.

[Azula's chillaxin in the library, reading a book about Chi and ways to block it. Oh if only Ty Lee were here. She'd make her do this. But whatever. She clicks the comm on and speaks up. Her tone is conspiratorial....but when is it not?]

Does anyone here know anything about Chi?

[The comm clicks on and the sound of pages turning can be heard. Then it stops and it's pretty clear Azula's reading from a book.]

Healing from third-degree burns is very slow due to the skin tissue and structures being destroyed. Third-degree burns usually result in extensive scarring.

[Turns the page.]

Hm. Interesting.

[That stupid horse head is gone! And Azula's feeling particularly destructive~

Anyway, those that know her, can tell she's back to normal. As a matter of fact, she sounds downright upbeat. With that tone, you can't help but wonder what she's up to.]

I hope everyone is doing well tonight.

[This stupid horse head! It's really starting to piss Azula off, okay? Okay. So when the comm comes on, there's an edge to her voice, not the usual lilt and purr.]

Commander, Razer. I would like to have a word with both of you.

[The horse head brush against the back of her neck and in her irritation, she tries to burn it, but ends up searing the ( Read more... )

Razer, don't ever do that to me again.

[There's no threatening tone to her voice. This statement is said very matter-of-factly.]