Prompt Post 2.0

[poetic_pixie_13]

With the season finale behind us I figure we'll have an explosion of prompts soon. So, new prompt post. Please post any new prompts in this post. But you can always find fic or fill more prompts in the original prompt post.

Rules!1) One prompt per post, please! If you have multiple prompts, no worries, just make separate posts for each. Please

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Amorra (Noarra?) - Young Noatok and Tarrlok find Korra in an iceberg

[anonymous]

Based on this:
http://paandra.tumblr.com/post/25871282154/the-girl-in-the-iceberg-will-someone-please

Maybe Aang died fighting Yakone but still managed to take his bending away? Korra would still need to look around that age, so instead of her being in the iceberg for decades, maybe shes in there a few months, a year at most? Or hey, you could even go with some time travel shenanigans and Korra knows Noatok is (will be) Amon?

Korra could help bring Noatok out of his shell and they fall for eachother :D

Do what ye will.

Re: Amorra (Noarra?) - Young Noatok and Tarrlok find Korra in an iceberg

[anonymous]

Sounds neat.

Re: Amorra (Noarra?) - Young Noatok and Tarrlok find Korra in an iceberg

[anonymous]

WANT!

Re: Amorra (Noarra?) - Young Noatok and Tarrlok find Korra in an iceberg

[anonymous]

THIS PLEASES ME.

Re: Amorra (Noarra?) - Young Noatok and Tarrlok find Korra in an iceberg

[anonymous]

I need this like I need air.

The girl in the iceberg (1/idek)

[anonymous]

This is probably going to take a while, and it's not really any of those suggestions, but I think I figured something out:

Aang curled up on his bed. He felt very alone, and frightened, and exhausted, and soon he drifted off to strange dreams. He was holding a baby who hiccupped fire; he was staring down an earthbender, feeling at once angry and supremely unconcerned.

Far away, a door creaked open. The earthbender fell far, far, down, his scream trailing behind him. Aang opened his eyes. Monk Gyatso stood in the doorway.

“I am glad to see you awake, Aang,” he said, closing the door behind him.

Aang sat up. “They haven't changed their minds, have they?”

“Not as such, no,” said Gyatso, but he smiled. “Don't worry, Aang. I won't let them take you from me. I will bring you to the Eastern Air Temple myself, and ask the sisters' permission to stay and guide you

Re: The girl in the iceberg (2/?)

[anonymous]

The sisters and Gyatso intended for Aang to go with the other children, though they knew that neither he nor they were likely to survive. It was nearly impossible to reach an Air Temple, and nearly impossible to escape one

Re: The girl in the iceberg (3/?)

[anonymous]

The baby’s name was Korra. A few months after her birth, her mother went to the aid of a nearby village, and never returned. The Fire Nation, their slaughter of the Air Nomads complete, had turned their attention to the Water Tribes. The Northern Water Tribe, they heard, still stood fast, but the southern villages were falling one by one. The last healers in their village, including Korra’s father, had been herded away by the time she turned three; her mother’s brother snatched her up in his arms before she could do more than scream, holding her so tightly that her arms went numb

Re: The girl in the iceberg (3/?)

[anonymous]

Interesting idea with having Korra start out in Aang's time (not going to think about the sadness of Aang dying so young ;_;). I can't wait to see where this goes!

Re: The girl in the iceberg (4/?)

[anonymous]

Between one thing and another, it took almost a year to reach the Northern Water Tribe. The sages refused to cross even the smallest stream on Naga, so they had to hire boats to cross everything-but not the main ferries, that was too noticeable. They travelled at night, both for cover and because they were at their strongest then, took the least-charted roads they could find, and went far out of their way to avoid any Fire Nation soldiers. Or rumours of Fire Nation soldiers. Or possible chance of Fire Nation soldiers

Re: The girl in the iceberg (4/?)

[anonymous]

She waited until the sun rose and they made their camp for the night, even kicking off her boots and curling up against Naga. Her heart was pounding, and she had to force herself to calm down enough to hear the sages' breathing. She waited for it to slow down, deepen, shift into low snores. Then she prodded Naga awake and immediately hushed her. Saddling her as quietly as she could, Korra kept shooting nervous glances over her shoulder; the sages didn't so much as twitch. Then, still barefoot, she crept over to the sages. Korra forced her breath to stay calm. This was her only chance; if she ruined it, she'd never have another

Re: The girl in the iceberg (6/?)

[anonymous]

Once Naga had rested, they started again. Korra slept on and off, recovering enough energy to keep keep the ice from injuring Naga, occasionally catch fish, and warm her face and hands with fire. Beyond that, she could only keep them headed north; she had a good sense of direction, and it was all the direction she had

Re: The girl in the iceberg (6/?)

[derawr]

This is great! I really like this!

Re: The girl in the iceberg (6/?)

[anonymous]

So... this. There should be more of this. Now please yes?

Writeranon!

[anonymous]

Thanks to you both, I'm glad you like it! I've been busy with college, but I'm going to try and get back today.

Re: The girl in the iceberg fill (7/?)

[anonymous]

Noatak didn't know if he were angrier at Tarrlok for being a spineless whiner, or at Yakone for frightening his little brother. He settled for a combination of both and walked in sullen silence. He didn't even know what their father had threatened from his sickbed--for once, Noatak hadn't been there. He could easily imagine it, though.

Behind him, Tarrlok's boots thumped lightly against the snow. Tarrlok drew a breath, as if about to say something-then let it out, then gathered himself again, then stopped, back and forth, over and over again. Noatak was starting to twitch every time he heard Tarrlok inhale.

“Will you stop it?” he snapped