Chapter 91: Katara’s New Technique
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Chapter 91: Katara’s New TechniqueChapter 91: Katara's New Technique
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Days went by after Hama's introduction of bloodbending to the duo. It is the ability to control living beings by imposing one's will on the blood flowing through their veins and according to Hama, this skill can be used by a waterbender only in their strongest state— i.e. during the full moon.
Due to how long the duo had to wait for each practice session, the Bloodbending itself didn't make any impact aside from the fact that Katara felt a bit resistant to the idea of imposing her will on others. Nik wasn't. He was all in for learning everything from Hama. It's just as she said, the skill isn't good or bad and it's entirely dependent on the user.
What helped Nik, however, was meditating. He didn't place too heavy attention on meditating since concentrating on... well, past experiences would quickly cause him to sidetrack. So, he needed to gain a more focused will but there had been some improvements after meditating daily.
Although there wasn't an instant improvement in healing, Nik now felt noticeable progress.
---
"There it goes," Nik sighed and looked at the umpteenth Fire Nation Cruiser that their ships had avoided. The closer they got to the Northern Water Tribe, the greater the frequency of scouting by similar ships. The only reason that Yoki didn't engage them was that they already had their hands full with the number of prisoners they held currently and no one had any delusion that the news of their escape wouldn't have ruffled a few feathers.
Even if Yoki assumed Hara kept his word, they only needed some headstart. Someone must have seen them and realized their route by now, thus, making the waterbenders more cautious in their approach. Not to mention, the disappearance of two cruiser ships wouldn't go unnoticed.
However, even if the Northern Tribe was notified, Yoki sincerely hoped for the news to spread out.
"You want the news to spread?" Nik looked at Yoki who stood nearby with an inquisitive gaze. The mist was heavy early in the morning, causing the nearby scouting ship to miss them.
"Yeah, let me tell you something. There's nothing like a hope of freedom to truly rally the masses. I don't hope to cause a civil war but just ruffle a few feathers to turn the attention so that we can infiltrate... into our home." His gaze turned slightly dark, "That bastard Hahn will pay for his treason."
Sensing the oddity in Nik's gaze, Yoki turned to look at the youth, "What is it?"
"Oh, it's just that... I've never killed anyone so I was wondering how it really feels like."
Yoki grew silent and shook his head, "That's for you to find out yourself. And it's not like you've never killed before. The food we eat... it comes at the expense of others' lives. Just that in my case, I don't wish to kill Hahn to eat him. I suppose I can respect his corpse by feeding him to a Polar Bear Dog."
A smile formed over Yoki's lips as Nik shrugged. It's like the man said, the 'kill' part referred to killing a human being. But even now, Nik didn't have any reason to kill anyone... well, except Esta.
Yoki and a few benders departed from the deck to perform their duties. Even Nik had the prison duty but he was within the cruiser itself. The prisoners were none other than firebenders.
He soon descended within the cruiser and relieved a guard. Only four guards stayed to keep a lookout since the number of benders wasn't that high in the first place. There were a sum total of eleven firebenders locked in here. The metal prisons were made in a way to also detain any insubordinate firebender so the metal grills were especially hard and refined a bit farther than a regular iron, allowing the waterbenders to freeze the metal bars completely and keep the temperature of this location at an all-time low.
Seeing the gloomy environment as various prisoners glared in his direction, his charm only adding to the list of aggravation, Nik couldn't help but feel the slightest bit helpless.
'It's time like this that makes me wish to just chill with Suki...'
---
Katara was blushing heavily. But there was a sense of excitement in her widened blue eyes. She and Suki were still in their chamber. Well, Suki was getting ready for her duty as Katara dried the paint on her face.
"And?" Katara inquired with the squeakiest voice she could muster. Her nostrils twitched continuously as Suki wasn't any better. While she has many female friends, almost all of them belonging to her previous team, this was the first time Suki shared a tale of such a scandalous nature to anyone and found herself excited by detailing her exploits in a bid of heat as if any rambunctious man would share it in a local tavern.
"And," Suki breathed softly, "He held me really close. Like, I could feel his whispers brush past my neck." Suki slowly opened her eyes but facing such an intense gaze, she dodged it and looked away, "And then when he pulled down his pants," she relived the moment, "It was a little scary at first but he was so kind and tender... kind of a ruse, I think since those qualities didn't show after a few hours..."
"You two really didn't sleep before the trip?!" Katara gasped. While she was interested in Suki's exploits, the Kyoshi Warrior believed in retelling the take from the beginning so most of their randy discussions were around how they acted behind Katara's back, something the waterbender felt indignant for but could also understand.
Of course, Suki conveniently left out the details where Nik and she made out right next to Katara. Follow current novels on novelb((in).(com)
It was only today Suki fulfilled Katara's curiosity after days of pestering to know how it really went.
"We didn't," Suki admitted with a meek expression but that strange smile speaking of untold satisfaction made Katara roll her eyes at her.
"Was it painful?" Katara questioned again.
Rena and Suki leaned against the edge of the cruiser's deck. The early morning was the only free time most of them got due to the busy schedule.
The two chatted about for a few seconds but then ended up silently viewing the sea in all its majesty.
"Anyway, I see that you have your fan and the gauntlet shield... but no sword? Oh, I seem to recall that you took up an entirely new sword. You know, with a hilt that somewhat twitches in our hand?" Rena chuckled and Suki frowned before realizing what she meant.
"It's not like that!" She hissed.
"Liar. I've never seen a penis that doesn't twitch," Rena gave Suki a sidelong glance.
"That's not what I meant! You're all crazy!" Suki huffed.
"All?" Rena smiled with her eyes narrowing, "Heh~ Was it Katara? Please tell me it's her. She's so uptight during the training so it's hard to imagine her having an easygoing side."
"She's plenty easygoing," Suki defended, "And I need to get my sword!"
"Say hi to Nik for me," Rena shrugged.
"I mean my sword made of steel!" Suki grumbled, quickly tracing her steps back and she soon reached the area of her chambers.
She unhinged the handle and pushed open the door only to hear a hurried shriek—
"Who?! Get out!" Not knowing what got Katara so worried, Suki entered with a sigh, "It's me, Katara. I just forgot my—"
*Splash*
Another pouch splashed with liquid.
Suki stood rooted with the slight entrance covered by her body while a petrified Katara had her mattress drenched with her juices still leaking. Her lower body involuntarily shivered as her pussy lips twitched. Suki's eyes... well, she didn't know where to look. Looking away meant acknowledging she chanced upon something private.
Not looking away, however, caused her and Katara's gaze to line up.
"Get in or get out!" Katara blushed finally, quickly covering herself with her blanket.
Suki hurriedly closed the door but then mechanically walked towards her sword and silently belted it. The sound of her wardrobe's completion filled the room as Katara looked away, her face heating up.
How the heck did the two of them sneak around so much but the one time she did it, she was caught squirt-handed?
Suki silently turned away and walked towards the door but not before pointing at the small hook on the door.
"Katara..."
"Yea?" She still didn't look at her.
"That's a lock," Suki pointed out even if Katara didn't look at her. She didn't want Katara to feel more embarrassed than she would be feeling right now.
"Got it..." Katara groaned inwardly.
Once Suki left, Katara instantly screamed into her blanket.
"Huff! Time to pack up my things and leave the ship forever!" She growled but, of course, she wouldn't just do that...
Still...
How should she even face Suki during dinner?
Anyway.
'Why didn't I just lock the entrance?' Katara blamed herself. Well, she should.
Meanwhile, Suki stood corrected. It seemed like Katara was more casual than she had expected.
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Chapter 91: Katara’s New TechniqueChapter 91: Katara's New Technique
Support this fanfic and read 16 advance chapters here—
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You can also support the fanfic by donating powerstones~
***
Days went by after Hama's introduction of bloodbending to the duo. It is the ability to control living beings by imposing one's will on the blood flowing through their veins and according to Hama, this skill can be used by a waterbender only in their strongest state— i.e. during the full moon.
Due to how long the duo had to wait for each practice session, the Bloodbending itself didn't make any impact aside from the fact that Katara felt a bit resistant to the idea of imposing her will on others. Nik wasn't. He was all in for learning everything from Hama. It's just as she said, the skill isn't good or bad and it's entirely dependent on the user.
What helped Nik, however, was meditating. He didn't place too heavy attention on meditating since concentrating on... well, past experiences would quickly cause him to sidetrack. So, he needed to gain a more focused will but there had been some improvements after meditating daily.
Although there wasn't an instant improvement in healing, Nik now felt noticeable progress.
---
"There it goes," Nik sighed and looked at the umpteenth Fire Nation Cruiser that their ships had avoided. The closer they got to the Northern Water Tribe, the greater the frequency of scouting by similar ships. The only reason that Yoki didn't engage them was that they already had their hands full with the number of prisoners they held currently and no one had any delusion that the news of their escape wouldn't have ruffled a few feathers.
Even if Yoki assumed Hara kept his word, they only needed some headstart. Someone must have seen them and realized their route by now, thus, making the waterbenders more cautious in their approach. Not to mention, the disappearance of two cruiser ships wouldn't go unnoticed.
However, even if the Northern Tribe was notified, Yoki sincerely hoped for the news to spread out.
"You want the news to spread?" Nik looked at Yoki who stood nearby with an inquisitive gaze. The mist was heavy early in the morning, causing the nearby scouting ship to miss them.
"Yeah, let me tell you something. There's nothing like a hope of freedom to truly rally the masses. I don't hope to cause a civil war but just ruffle a few feathers to turn the attention so that we can infiltrate... into our home." His gaze turned slightly dark, "That bastard Hahn will pay for his treason."
Sensing the oddity in Nik's gaze, Yoki turned to look at the youth, "What is it?"
"Oh, it's just that... I've never killed anyone so I was wondering how it really feels like."
Yoki grew silent and shook his head, "That's for you to find out yourself. And it's not like you've never killed before. The food we eat... it comes at the expense of others' lives. Just that in my case, I don't wish to kill Hahn to eat him. I suppose I can respect his corpse by feeding him to a Polar Bear Dog."
A smile formed over Yoki's lips as Nik shrugged. It's like the man said, the 'kill' part referred to killing a human being. But even now, Nik didn't have any reason to kill anyone... well, except Esta.
Yoki and a few benders departed from the deck to perform their duties. Even Nik had the prison duty but he was within the cruiser itself. The prisoners were none other than firebenders.
He soon descended within the cruiser and relieved a guard. Only four guards stayed to keep a lookout since the number of benders wasn't that high in the first place. There were a sum total of eleven firebenders locked in here. The metal prisons were made in a way to also detain any insubordinate firebender so the metal grills were especially hard and refined a bit farther than a regular iron, allowing the waterbenders to freeze the metal bars completely and keep the temperature of this location at an all-time low.
Seeing the gloomy environment as various prisoners glared in his direction, his charm only adding to the list of aggravation, Nik couldn't help but feel the slightest bit helpless.
'It's time like this that makes me wish to just chill with Suki...'
---
Katara was blushing heavily. But there was a sense of excitement in her widened blue eyes. She and Suki were still in their chamber. Well, Suki was getting ready for her duty as Katara dried the paint on her face.
"And?" Katara inquired with the squeakiest voice she could muster. Her nostrils twitched continuously as Suki wasn't any better. While she has many female friends, almost all of them belonging to her previous team, this was the first time Suki shared a tale of such a scandalous nature to anyone and found herself excited by detailing her exploits in a bid of heat as if any rambunctious man would share it in a local tavern.
"And," Suki breathed softly, "He held me really close. Like, I could feel his whispers brush past my neck." Suki slowly opened her eyes but facing such an intense gaze, she dodged it and looked away, "And then when he pulled down his pants," she relived the moment, "It was a little scary at first but he was so kind and tender... kind of a ruse, I think since those qualities didn't show after a few hours..."
"You two really didn't sleep before the trip?!" Katara gasped. While she was interested in Suki's exploits, the Kyoshi Warrior believed in retelling the take from the beginning so most of their randy discussions were around how they acted behind Katara's back, something the waterbender felt indignant for but could also understand.
Of course, Suki conveniently left out the details where Nik and she made out right next to Katara. Follow current novels on novelb((in).(com)
It was only today Suki fulfilled Katara's curiosity after days of pestering to know how it really went.
"We didn't," Suki admitted with a meek expression but that strange smile speaking of untold satisfaction made Katara roll her eyes at her.
"Was it painful?" Katara questioned again.
Rena and Suki leaned against the edge of the cruiser's deck. The early morning was the only free time most of them got due to the busy schedule.
The two chatted about for a few seconds but then ended up silently viewing the sea in all its majesty.
"Anyway, I see that you have your fan and the gauntlet shield... but no sword? Oh, I seem to recall that you took up an entirely new sword. You know, with a hilt that somewhat twitches in our hand?" Rena chuckled and Suki frowned before realizing what she meant.
"It's not like that!" She hissed.
"Liar. I've never seen a penis that doesn't twitch," Rena gave Suki a sidelong glance.
"That's not what I meant! You're all crazy!" Suki huffed.
"All?" Rena smiled with her eyes narrowing, "Heh~ Was it Katara? Please tell me it's her. She's so uptight during the training so it's hard to imagine her having an easygoing side."
"She's plenty easygoing," Suki defended, "And I need to get my sword!"
"Say hi to Nik for me," Rena shrugged.
"I mean my sword made of steel!" Suki grumbled, quickly tracing her steps back and she soon reached the area of her chambers.
She unhinged the handle and pushed open the door only to hear a hurried shriek—
"Who?! Get out!" Not knowing what got Katara so worried, Suki entered with a sigh, "It's me, Katara. I just forgot my—"
*Splash*
Another pouch splashed with liquid.
Suki stood rooted with the slight entrance covered by her body while a petrified Katara had her mattress drenched with her juices still leaking. Her lower body involuntarily shivered as her pussy lips twitched. Suki's eyes... well, she didn't know where to look. Looking away meant acknowledging she chanced upon something private.
Not looking away, however, caused her and Katara's gaze to line up.
"Get in or get out!" Katara blushed finally, quickly covering herself with her blanket.
Suki hurriedly closed the door but then mechanically walked towards her sword and silently belted it. The sound of her wardrobe's completion filled the room as Katara looked away, her face heating up.
How the heck did the two of them sneak around so much but the one time she did it, she was caught squirt-handed?
Suki silently turned away and walked towards the door but not before pointing at the small hook on the door.
"Katara..."
"Yea?" She still didn't look at her.
"That's a lock," Suki pointed out even if Katara didn't look at her. She didn't want Katara to feel more embarrassed than she would be feeling right now.
"Got it..." Katara groaned inwardly.
Once Suki left, Katara instantly screamed into her blanket.
"Huff! Time to pack up my things and leave the ship forever!" She growled but, of course, she wouldn't just do that...
Still...
How should she even face Suki during dinner?
Anyway.
'Why didn't I just lock the entrance?' Katara blamed herself. Well, she should.
Meanwhile, Suki stood corrected. It seemed like Katara was more casual than she had expected.
Chapter 91: Katara's New TechniqueChapter 91: Katara's New Technique Support this fanfic and read 16 advance chapters here Patre /Fanharem You can also support the fanfic by donating powerstones~ *** Days went by after Hama's introduction of bloodbending to the duo. It is the ability to control living beings by imposing one's will on the blood flowing through their veins and according to Hama, this skill can be used by a waterbender only in their strongest state i.e. during the full moon. Due to how long the duo had to wait for each practice session, the Bloodbending itself didn't make any impact aside from the fact that Katara felt a bit resistant to the idea of imposing her will on others. Nik wasn't. He was all in for learning everything from Hama. It's just as she said, the skill isn't good or bad and it's entirely dependent on the user. What helped Nik, however, was meditating. He didn't place too heavy attention on meditating since concentrating on... well, past experiences would quickly cause him to sidetrack. So, he needed to gain a more focused will but there had been some improvements after meditating daily. Although there wasn't an instant improvement in healing, Nik now felt noticeable progress. --- "There it goes," Nik sighed and looked at the umpteenth Fire Nation Cruiser that their ships had avoided. The closer they got to the Northern Water Tribe, the greater the frequency of scouting by similar ships. The only reason that Yoki didn't engage them was that they already had their hands full with the number of prisoners they held currently and no one had any delusion that the news of their escape wouldn't have ruffled a few feathers. Even if Yoki assumed Hara kept his word, they only needed some headstart. Someone must have seen them and realized their route by now, thus, making the waterbenders more cautious in their approach. Not to mention, the disappearance of two cruiser ships wouldn't go unnoticed. However, even if the Northern Tribe was notified, Yoki sincerely hoped for the news to spread out. "You want the news to spread?" Nik looked at Yoki who stood nearby with an inquisitive gaze. The mist was heavy early in the morning, causing the nearby scouting ship to miss them. "Yeah, let me tell you something. There's nothing like a hope of freedom to truly rally the masses. I don't hope to cause a civil war but just ruffle a few feathers to turn the attention so that we can infiltrate... into our home." His gaze turned slightly dark, "That bastard Hahn will pay for his treason." Sensing the oddity in Nik's gaze, Yoki turned to look at the youth, "What is it?" "Oh, it's just that... I've never killed anyone so I was wondering how it really feels like." Yoki grew silent and shook his head, "That's for you to find out yourself. And it's not like you've never killed before. The food we eat... it comes at the expense of others' lives. Just that in my case, I don't wish to kill Hahn to eat him. I suppose I can respect his corpse by feeding him to a Polar Bear Dog." A smile formed over Yoki's lips as Nik shrugged. It's like the man said, the 'kill' part referred to killing a human being. But even now, Nik didn't have any reason to kill anyone... well, except Esta. Yoki and a few benders departed from the deck to perform their duties. Even Nik had the prison duty but he was within the cruiser itself. The prisoners were none other than firebenders. He soon descended within the cruiser and relieved a guard. Only four guards stayed to keep a lookout since the number of benders wasn't that high in the first place. There were a sum total of eleven firebenders locked in here. The metal prisons were made in a way to also detain any insubordinate firebender so the metal grills were especially hard and refined a bit farther than a regular iron, allowing the waterbenders to freeze the metal bars completely and keep the temperature of this location at an all-time low. Seeing the gloomy environment as various prisoners glared in his direction, his charm only adding to the list of aggravation, Nik couldn't help but feel the slightest bit helpless. 'It's time like this that makes me wish to just chill with Suki...' --- Katara was blushing heavily. But there was a sense of excitement in her widened blue eyes. She and Suki were still in their chamber. Well, Suki was getting ready for her duty as Katara dried the paint on her face. "And?" Katara inquired with the squeakiest voice she could muster. Her nostrils twitched continuously as Suki wasn't any better. While she has many female friends, almost all of them belonging to her previous team, this was the first time Suki shared a tale of such a scandalous nature to anyone and found herself excited by detailing her exploits in a bid of heat as if any rambunctious man would share it in a local tavern. "And," Suki breathed softly, "He held me really close. Like, I could feel his whispers brush past my neck." Suki slowly opened her eyes but facing such an intense gaze, she dodged it and looked away, "And then when he pulled down his pants," she relived the moment, "It was a little scary at first but he was so kind and tender... kind of a ruse, I think since those qualities didn't show after a few hours..." "You two really didn't sleep before the trip?!" Katara gasped. While she was interested in Suki's exploits, the Kyoshi Warrior believed in retelling the take from the beginning so most of their randy discussions were around how they acted behind Katara's back, something the waterbender felt indignant for but could also understand. Of course, Suki conveniently left out the details where Nik and she made out right next to Katara. Follow current novels on novelbin.comIt was only today Suki fulfilled Katara's curiosity after days of pestering to know how it really went. "We didn't," Suki admitted with a meek expression but that strange smile speaking of untold satisfaction made Katara roll her eyes at her. "Was it painful?" Katara questioned again. Rena and Suki leaned against the edge of the cruiser's deck. The early morning was the only free time most of them got due to the busy schedule. The two chatted about for a few seconds but then ended up silently viewing the sea in all its majesty. "Anyway, I see that you have your fan and the gauntlet shield... but no sword? Oh, I seem to recall that you took up an entirely new sword. You know, with a hilt that somewhat twitches in our hand?" Rena chuckled and Suki frowned before realizing what she meant. "It's not like that!" She hissed. "Liar. I've never seen a penis that doesn't twitch," Rena gave Suki a sidelong glance. "That's not what I meant! You're all crazy!" Suki huffed. "All?" Rena smiled with her eyes narrowing, "Heh~ Was it Katara? Please tell me it's her. She's so uptight during the training so it's hard to imagine her having an easygoing side." "She's plenty easygoing," Suki defended, "And I need to get my sword!" "Say hi to Nik for me," Rena shrugged. "I mean my sword made of steel!" Suki grumbled, quickly tracing her steps back and she soon reached the area of her chambers. She unhinged the handle and pushed open the door only to hear a hurried shriek "Who?! Get out!" Not knowing what got Katara so worried, Suki entered with a sigh, "It's me, Katara. I just forgot my" *Splash* Another pouch splashed with liquid. Suki stood rooted with the slight entrance covered by her body while a petrified Katara had her mattress drenched with her juices still leaking. Her lower body involuntarily shivered as her pussy lips twitched. Suki's eyes... well, she didn't know where to look. Looking away meant acknowledging she chanced upon something private. Not looking away, however, caused her and Katara's gaze to line up. "Get in or get out!" Katara blushed finally, quickly covering herself with her blanket. Suki hurriedly closed the door but then mechanically walked towards her sword and silently belted it. The sound of her wardrobe's completion filled the room as Katara looked away, her face heating up. How the heck did the two of them sneak around so much but the one time she did it, she was caught squirt-handed? Suki silently turned away and walked towards the door but not before pointing at the small hook on the door. "Katara..." "Yea?" She still didn't look at her. "That's a lock," Suki pointed out even if Katara didn't look at her. She didn't want Katara to feel more embarrassed than she would be feeling right now. "Got it..." Katara groaned inwardly. Once Suki left, Katara instantly screamed into her blanket. "Huff! Time to pack up my things and leave the ship forever!" She growled but, of course, she wouldn't just do that... Still... How should she even face Suki during dinner? Anyway. 'Why didn't I just lock the entrance?' Katara blamed herself. Well, she should. Meanwhile, Suki stood corrected. It seemed like Katara was more casual than she had expected.
