Chapter 97: Identity Theft is Not a Joke (1)
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Chapter 97: Identity Theft is Not a Joke (1)Chapter 97: Identity Theft is Not a Joke (1)
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"Mmh, does this tickle?" Katara's sweet voice mewled as she wrapped her arms around Nik's soft waist and spooned against his surprisingly elastic buttocks.
"Just like that," Suki replied drowsily as she felt Nik tenderly hold her from behind. It was strange that his usually hard pecs felt soft but as long as she's held so comfortably, it hardly mattered.
The two suddenly fell silent.
'Did I hear Katara/Suki?'
The two suddenly opened their eyes quickly and Katara gasped, hurriedly pulling back while Suki quickly sat up. The nearest sheet already pulled over her body as she stared hard at Katara who regained her bearings and sat up. Her clothes were lying next to Suki's outfit just a bit away as Katara pursed her lips and bore the awkwardness of only her body being naked at the time.
"What are you doing here?" Suki instantly inquired with a quizzical expression since she couldn't find Nik only for Katara to raise her eyebrows in surprise.
"You really don't remember?"
Suki frowned hearing this. She thought hard but just the slight recollection made her blush even if her memory of the night was a bit blurred and she looked at Katara awkwardly.
"I... don't know what to say," was her only response.
"Oh," Katara, however, had something to say, "We're clean?"
"Nik just waterbends and then puts a clean sheet..." Suki explained, not surprised but then gasped, "Wait! You... did?"
Katara dodged Suki's stare with a soft blush, "Hey... you're the one who kept calling yourself my senior and claimed to teach me."
"I was drunk!"
"Weren't we all?" Katara lowered her head with a pang of obvious guilt.
The interior of the igloo grew silent once again until Katara felt Suki scooch forward and then wrap Katara in the same sheet, "You really shouldn't stay naked for too long. Even if a waterbender, you might just catch a cold."
Katara still had her head lowered as Suki's expression turned a bit sad. Sighing softly, she hugged Katara by one shoulder but the moment she felt their breasts touching, she backed off and whispered, "It wasn't your fault... obviously, you could have left but still..." Suki chuckled while saying this as Katara rolled her eyes secretly. Leave? Suki is the one who pulled her, gave her a second-hand kiss, and then set her on top of Nik!
Still, Katara was more than sensitive enough to not blame Suki for anything.
"It's his fault!" Katara hissed and Suki nodded with a proud expression as if an older generation watching the younger one make the right choice.
"When in doubt— it's always his fault indeed." Suki defined the rule itself. Katara looked up with a smile only to find Suki grinning in return and she quickly hugged Suki, this time, not minding the touch of their skin since Katara has grown up under the care of women only.
"H-hey!" Suki blushed while Katara smiled, "Thank you, Suki!"
"Fine, fine!" Suki emphasized, "Now get off me!"
The two soon got ready with things obviously less awkward but that didn't mean there was no tension between them. In fact, both of them would discreetly glance at one another only to find the other one, too, looking at them and then quickly look away.
Once prepared, Suki and Katara walked out of their igloo. This time, Suki didn't wear her face paint since Nik held it in his 'storage'. The duo didn't know what the dynamic of the group would end up with but now they could confirm that even within the large 'Avatar' team, the trio was... a group of their own.
Their worries came to no conclusion as they found that their encampment was only sparsely filled at this moment. Aside from a few waterbenders keeping guard, only Mai and Tom-Tom were the two people that the duo was familiar with since not even Hama was around.
Confused, Katara and Suki approached one of the guards. After all, their relationship with the waterbenders was better than their acquaintance status with Mai and Tom-Tom. Not to mention they did indirectly push their father into a mentally strained state.
"Oh, you two are up..." the guard was none other than Boron who led a team to one of the islands in the way for restocking supplies. He glanced at the two before suddenly smirking knowingly, "Can't find Nik, huh? Did the three of you sleep well? He looked... refreshed. So do the two of you."
The two women instantly scowled, not fond of such talk with Boron which was strange since the two were particularly tolerant when it came to Nik.
"Just tell us where is he... and Sokka, too, for that matter." Katara frowned.
"And Aang," Suki nodded.
"Oh, Hama, too." Katara continued the distended list with an earnest tone.
"You mean to say how Nik caught you yesterday and could have just covered your entire body?" Suki chuckled. She knew how the waterbenders lost to the firebenders. It was quite literally an insider job. But Suki now began to understand why Mai was feeling irritated.
Her words made Mai sigh softly, "I don't particularly care."
"Then why attack him?" Suki inquired despite knowing the answer.
"You don't know? Figures," Mai scoffed.
"What do you mean?"
"Only a coward does what he did," Mai replied.
"You mean save prisoners? Save my life with a giant beast chasing us? Or do you mean something that could have happened in Omashu?" Suki finally snorted. She may have felt amused at Mai's impassive nature and how she wanted to have some form of payback but that didn't mean comments like this wouldn't serve to make the Kyoshi Warrior grow fierce, too.
Mai frowned, too, and then she suddenly looked towards the duo sparring, "You know, don't you?"
"He told us once we confronted him about it," Suki admitted and added, "And he's no coward."
"Us?" Mai grew a bit uncomfortable, "Who else... knows about this?"
"Katara," Suki shrugged.
"The wife, huh," Mai muttered, "You three must seriously be more bored than me to come up with fake backgrounds. Or seriously have a thing for each other."
Her words caused Suki to feel a bit stifled as a light blush touched the tips of her ears when Mai added, "Sounds interesting. Include me the next time. Think of something interesting."
Suki glanced at Mai oddly.
'This girl... is she angry? Or does she not care enough?' Even Suki had trouble understanding what was going on in Mai's head. Then again, this wasn't her specialty.
"The three of you disappeared last night early," Mai spoke and looked at Suki, "Upto something exciting?"
"E-exciting? No! We didn't—" Suki stuttered and Mai suddenly stepped a bit farther away with a cold, albeit disgusting glance shot in Suki's directions, "Pervert." The knife-wielding woman mustered, leaving Suki an embarrassed mess.
"Oh, they're back!" Katara stopped as she looked towards the entrance of the encampment to find a small party returning alongside Appa. Aang was quick to be identified due to his orange scarf around his shoulders and the bright monk habit, not to mention his bald, arrow-tattooed head but as many grew closer to the hunting party, Katara soon frowned, "Where's Sokka?"
The scouting party including Hama grew silent.
"I don't see Nik either," Suki soon frowned and questioned.
"Aang, where are they? Master?" Katara questioned again with a hint of panic in her voice. She was hungry and now she was getting angry too as she got no response to her question again.
"Where are they?!" Katara shouted, snow and ice shuddering under her feet as Aang didn't dare match Katara's gaze, "They... disappeared. I'm sorry. I was there with them and suddenly this insect leg stabbed Nik. There was also a Komodo Rhino. I was there... I attacked while Sokka reached out and they both... disappeared."
"Is... this a joke?" Katara frowned with an annoyed tone, "Because if this is it. I'm going to kill Sokka!"
"Katara," Yoki stepped forward, gently patting her shoulder, "Aang isn't lyi—"
"Don't touch me!" Katara shoved Yoki aside and towered over Aang, "Tell me the truth, Aang! Where is he?"
Just as Katara was about to grab Aang's collars in agitation, a firm grip held her wrist as she winced. Looking sideways with a glare, Katara saw an equally angered Suki glaring back fiercely, "Let's hear them out."
She stated in a tone that left Katara no room for refusal as the waterbender pursed her lips with a worried gaze.
"I'm... I'm sorry, Aang—"
"We don't have time for this!" Yoki interrupted again, "That's what I'm trying to say. Aang, explain things. Master Pakku..."
"I will stay with Aang. I might have a way to find something," Pakku replied with a serious expression.
"You better find them," Hama huffed loudly, "Everyone will follow my directions. You, too, pretty boy. This time we aren't facing firebenders! This is serious!" She glared at Yoki who instantly submitted to the top dog. It was Pakku until last night.
The strange reactions and the sheer gloom on the faces of the benders that went out surprised many who stayed yet things couldn't be more confusing until Aang began explaining everything that happened after they left the encampment to search for the mission Komodo Rhinos.
"When we left, Nik wanted to search on foot and also wanted to ask me a few things about airbending—" Aang began vividly.
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Chapter 97: Identity Theft is Not a Joke (1)Chapter 97: Identity Theft is Not a Joke (1)
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"Mmh, does this tickle?" Katara's sweet voice mewled as she wrapped her arms around Nik's soft waist and spooned against his surprisingly elastic buttocks.
"Just like that," Suki replied drowsily as she felt Nik tenderly hold her from behind. It was strange that his usually hard pecs felt soft but as long as she's held so comfortably, it hardly mattered.
The two suddenly fell silent.
'Did I hear Katara/Suki?'
The two suddenly opened their eyes quickly and Katara gasped, hurriedly pulling back while Suki quickly sat up. The nearest sheet already pulled over her body as she stared hard at Katara who regained her bearings and sat up. Her clothes were lying next to Suki's outfit just a bit away as Katara pursed her lips and bore the awkwardness of only her body being naked at the time.
"What are you doing here?" Suki instantly inquired with a quizzical expression since she couldn't find Nik only for Katara to raise her eyebrows in surprise.
"You really don't remember?"
Suki frowned hearing this. She thought hard but just the slight recollection made her blush even if her memory of the night was a bit blurred and she looked at Katara awkwardly.
"I... don't know what to say," was her only response.
"Oh," Katara, however, had something to say, "We're clean?"
"Nik just waterbends and then puts a clean sheet..." Suki explained, not surprised but then gasped, "Wait! You... did?"
Katara dodged Suki's stare with a soft blush, "Hey... you're the one who kept calling yourself my senior and claimed to teach me."
"I was drunk!"
"Weren't we all?" Katara lowered her head with a pang of obvious guilt.
The interior of the igloo grew silent once again until Katara felt Suki scooch forward and then wrap Katara in the same sheet, "You really shouldn't stay naked for too long. Even if a waterbender, you might just catch a cold."
Katara still had her head lowered as Suki's expression turned a bit sad. Sighing softly, she hugged Katara by one shoulder but the moment she felt their breasts touching, she backed off and whispered, "It wasn't your fault... obviously, you could have left but still..." Suki chuckled while saying this as Katara rolled her eyes secretly. Leave? Suki is the one who pulled her, gave her a second-hand kiss, and then set her on top of Nik!
Still, Katara was more than sensitive enough to not blame Suki for anything.
"It's his fault!" Katara hissed and Suki nodded with a proud expression as if an older generation watching the younger one make the right choice.
"When in doubt— it's always his fault indeed." Suki defined the rule itself. Katara looked up with a smile only to find Suki grinning in return and she quickly hugged Suki, this time, not minding the touch of their skin since Katara has grown up under the care of women only.
"H-hey!" Suki blushed while Katara smiled, "Thank you, Suki!"
"Fine, fine!" Suki emphasized, "Now get off me!"
The two soon got ready with things obviously less awkward but that didn't mean there was no tension between them. In fact, both of them would discreetly glance at one another only to find the other one, too, looking at them and then quickly look away.
Once prepared, Suki and Katara walked out of their igloo. This time, Suki didn't wear her face paint since Nik held it in his 'storage'. The duo didn't know what the dynamic of the group would end up with but now they could confirm that even within the large 'Avatar' team, the trio was... a group of their own.
Their worries came to no conclusion as they found that their encampment was only sparsely filled at this moment. Aside from a few waterbenders keeping guard, only Mai and Tom-Tom were the two people that the duo was familiar with since not even Hama was around.
Confused, Katara and Suki approached one of the guards. After all, their relationship with the waterbenders was better than their acquaintance status with Mai and Tom-Tom. Not to mention they did indirectly push their father into a mentally strained state.
"Oh, you two are up..." the guard was none other than Boron who led a team to one of the islands in the way for restocking supplies. He glanced at the two before suddenly smirking knowingly, "Can't find Nik, huh? Did the three of you sleep well? He looked... refreshed. So do the two of you."
The two women instantly scowled, not fond of such talk with Boron which was strange since the two were particularly tolerant when it came to Nik.
"Just tell us where is he... and Sokka, too, for that matter." Katara frowned.
"And Aang," Suki nodded.
"Oh, Hama, too." Katara continued the distended list with an earnest tone.
"You mean to say how Nik caught you yesterday and could have just covered your entire body?" Suki chuckled. She knew how the waterbenders lost to the firebenders. It was quite literally an insider job. But Suki now began to understand why Mai was feeling irritated.
Her words made Mai sigh softly, "I don't particularly care."
"Then why attack him?" Suki inquired despite knowing the answer.
"You don't know? Figures," Mai scoffed.
"What do you mean?"
"Only a coward does what he did," Mai replied.
"You mean save prisoners? Save my life with a giant beast chasing us? Or do you mean something that could have happened in Omashu?" Suki finally snorted. She may have felt amused at Mai's impassive nature and how she wanted to have some form of payback but that didn't mean comments like this wouldn't serve to make the Kyoshi Warrior grow fierce, too.
Mai frowned, too, and then she suddenly looked towards the duo sparring, "You know, don't you?"
"He told us once we confronted him about it," Suki admitted and added, "And he's no coward."
"Us?" Mai grew a bit uncomfortable, "Who else... knows about this?"
"Katara," Suki shrugged.
"The wife, huh," Mai muttered, "You three must seriously be more bored than me to come up with fake backgrounds. Or seriously have a thing for each other."
Her words caused Suki to feel a bit stifled as a light blush touched the tips of her ears when Mai added, "Sounds interesting. Include me the next time. Think of something interesting."
Suki glanced at Mai oddly.
'This girl... is she angry? Or does she not care enough?' Even Suki had trouble understanding what was going on in Mai's head. Then again, this wasn't her specialty.
"The three of you disappeared last night early," Mai spoke and looked at Suki, "Upto something exciting?"
"E-exciting? No! We didn't—" Suki stuttered and Mai suddenly stepped a bit farther away with a cold, albeit disgusting glance shot in Suki's directions, "Pervert." The knife-wielding woman mustered, leaving Suki an embarrassed mess.
"Oh, they're back!" Katara stopped as she looked towards the entrance of the encampment to find a small party returning alongside Appa. Aang was quick to be identified due to his orange scarf around his shoulders and the bright monk habit, not to mention his bald, arrow-tattooed head but as many grew closer to the hunting party, Katara soon frowned, "Where's Sokka?"
The scouting party including Hama grew silent.
"I don't see Nik either," Suki soon frowned and questioned.
"Aang, where are they? Master?" Katara questioned again with a hint of panic in her voice. She was hungry and now she was getting angry too as she got no response to her question again.
"Where are they?!" Katara shouted, snow and ice shuddering under her feet as Aang didn't dare match Katara's gaze, "They... disappeared. I'm sorry. I was there with them and suddenly this insect leg stabbed Nik. There was also a Komodo Rhino. I was there... I attacked while Sokka reached out and they both... disappeared."
"Is... this a joke?" Katara frowned with an annoyed tone, "Because if this is it. I'm going to kill Sokka!"
"Katara," Yoki stepped forward, gently patting her shoulder, "Aang isn't lyi—"
"Don't touch me!" Katara shoved Yoki aside and towered over Aang, "Tell me the truth, Aang! Where is he?"
Just as Katara was about to grab Aang's collars in agitation, a firm grip held her wrist as she winced. Looking sideways with a glare, Katara saw an equally angered Suki glaring back fiercely, "Let's hear them out."
She stated in a tone that left Katara no room for refusal as the waterbender pursed her lips with a worried gaze.
"I'm... I'm sorry, Aang—"
"We don't have time for this!" Yoki interrupted again, "That's what I'm trying to say. Aang, explain things. Master Pakku..."
"I will stay with Aang. I might have a way to find something," Pakku replied with a serious expression.
"You better find them," Hama huffed loudly, "Everyone will follow my directions. You, too, pretty boy. This time we aren't facing firebenders! This is serious!" She glared at Yoki who instantly submitted to the top dog. It was Pakku until last night.
The strange reactions and the sheer gloom on the faces of the benders that went out surprised many who stayed yet things couldn't be more confusing until Aang began explaining everything that happened after they left the encampment to search for the mission Komodo Rhinos.
"When we left, Nik wanted to search on foot and also wanted to ask me a few things about airbending—" Aang began vividly.
***
Hidden Title: Millions of families suffer every year.
Chapter 97: Identity Theft is Not a Joke 1Chapter 97: Identity Theft is Not a Joke 1 Support this fanfic and read 20 advance chapters here Patre /Fanharem novelbin.comYou can also support the fanfic by donating powerstones~ *** "Mmh, does this tickle?" Katara's sweet voice mewled as she wrapped her arms around Nik's soft waist and spooned against his surprisingly elastic buttocks. "Just like that," Suki replied drowsily as she felt Nik tenderly hold her from behind. It was strange that his usually hard pecs felt soft but as long as she's held so comfortably, it hardly mattered. The two suddenly fell silent. 'Did I hear Katara/Suki?' The two suddenly opened their eyes quickly and Katara gasped, hurriedly pulling back while Suki quickly sat up. The nearest sheet already pulled over her body as she stared hard at Katara who regained her bearings and sat up. Her clothes were lying next to Suki's outfit just a bit away as Katara pursed her lips and bore the awkwardness of only her body being naked at the time. "What are you doing here?" Suki instantly inquired with a quizzical expression since she couldn't find Nik only for Katara to raise her eyebrows in surprise. "You really don't remember?" Suki frowned hearing this. She thought hard but just the slight recollection made her blush even if her memory of the night was a bit blurred and she looked at Katara awkwardly. "I... don't know what to say," was her only response. "Oh," Katara, however, had something to say, "We're clean?" "Nik just waterbends and then puts a clean sheet..." Suki explained, not surprised but then gasped, "Wait! You... did?" Katara dodged Suki's stare with a soft blush, "Hey... you're the one who kept calling yourself my senior and claimed to teach me." "I was drunk!" "Weren't we all?" Katara lowered her head with a pang of obvious guilt. The interior of the igloo grew silent once again until Katara felt Suki scooch forward and then wrap Katara in the same sheet, "You really shouldn't stay naked for too long. Even if a waterbender, you might just catch a cold." Katara still had her head lowered as Suki's expression turned a bit sad. Sighing softly, she hugged Katara by one shoulder but the moment she felt their breasts touching, she backed off and whispered, "It wasn't your fault... obviously, you could have left but still..." Suki chuckled while saying this as Katara rolled her eyes secretly. Leave? Suki is the one who pulled her, gave her a second-hand kiss, and then set her on top of Nik! Still, Katara was more than sensitive enough to not blame Suki for anything. "It's his fault!" Katara hissed and Suki nodded with a proud expression as if an older generation watching the younger one make the right choice. "When in doubt it's always his fault indeed." Suki defined the rule itself. Katara looked up with a smile only to find Suki grinning in return and she quickly hugged Suki, this time, not minding the touch of their skin since Katara has grown up under the care of women only. "H-hey!" Suki blushed while Katara smiled, "Thank you, Suki!" "Fine, fine!" Suki emphasized, "Now get off me!" The two soon got ready with things obviously less awkward but that didn't mean there was no tension between them. In fact, both of them would discreetly glance at one another only to find the other one, too, looking at them and then quickly look away. Once prepared, Suki and Katara walked out of their igloo. This time, Suki didn't wear her face paint since Nik held it in his 'storage'. The duo didn't know what the dynamic of the group would end up with but now they could confirm that even within the large 'Avatar' team, the trio was... a group of their own. Their worries came to no conclusion as they found that their encampment was only sparsely filled at this moment. Aside from a few waterbenders keeping guard, only Mai and Tom-Tom were the two people that the duo was familiar with since not even Hama was around. Confused, Katara and Suki approached one of the guards. After all, their relationship with the waterbenders was better than their acquaintance status with Mai and Tom-Tom. Not to mention they did indirectly push their father into a mentally strained state. "Oh, you two are up..." the guard was none other than Boron who led a team to one of the islands in the way for restocking supplies. He glanced at the two before suddenly smirking knowingly, "Can't find Nik, huh? Did the three of you sleep well? He looked... refreshed. So do the two of you." The two women instantly scowled, not fond of such talk with Boron which was strange since the two were particularly tolerant when it came to Nik. "Just tell us where is he... and Sokka, too, for that matter." Katara frowned. "And Aang," Suki nodded. "Oh, Hama, too." Katara continued the distended list with an earnest tone. "You mean to say how Nik caught you yesterday and could have just covered your entire body?" Suki chuckled. She knew how the waterbenders lost to the firebenders. It was quite literally an insider job. But Suki now began to understand why Mai was feeling irritated. Her words made Mai sigh softly, "I don't particularly care." "Then why attack him?" Suki inquired despite knowing the answer. "You don't know? Figures," Mai scoffed. "What do you mean?" "Only a coward does what he did," Mai replied. "You mean save prisoners? Save my life with a giant beast chasing us? Or do you mean something that could have happened in Omashu?" Suki finally snorted. She may have felt amused at Mai's impassive nature and how she wanted to have some form of payback but that didn't mean comments like this wouldn't serve to make the Kyoshi Warrior grow fierce, too. Mai frowned, too, and then she suddenly looked towards the duo sparring, "You know, don't you?" "He told us once we confronted him about it," Suki admitted and added, "And he's no coward." "Us?" Mai grew a bit uncomfortable, "Who else... knows about this?" "Katara," Suki shrugged. "The wife, huh," Mai muttered, "You three must seriously be more bored than me to come up with fake backgrounds. Or seriously have a thing for each other." Her words caused Suki to feel a bit stifled as a light blush touched the tips of her ears when Mai added, "Sounds interesting. Include me the next time. Think of something interesting." Suki glanced at Mai oddly. 'This girl... is she angry? Or does she not care enough?' Even Suki had trouble understanding what was going on in Mai's head. Then again, this wasn't her specialty. "The three of you disappeared last night early," Mai spoke and looked at Suki, "Upto something exciting?" "E-exciting? No! We didn't" Suki stuttered and Mai suddenly stepped a bit farther away with a cold, albeit disgusting glance shot in Suki's directions, "Pervert." The knife-wielding woman mustered, leaving Suki an embarrassed mess. "Oh, they're back!" Katara stopped as she looked towards the entrance of the encampment to find a small party returning alongside Appa. Aang was quick to be identified due to his orange scarf around his shoulders and the bright monk habit, not to mention his bald, arrow-tattooed head but as many grew closer to the hunting party, Katara soon frowned, "Where's Sokka?" The scouting party including Hama grew silent. "I don't see Nik either," Suki soon frowned and questioned. "Aang, where are they? Master?" Katara questioned again with a hint of panic in her voice. She was hungry and now she was getting angry too as she got no response to her question again. "Where are they?!" Katara shouted, snow and ice shuddering under her feet as Aang didn't dare match Katara's gaze, "They... disappeared. I'm sorry. I was there with them and suddenly this insect leg stabbed Nik. There was also a Komodo Rhino. I was there... I attacked while Sokka reached out and they both... disappeared." "Is... this a joke?" Katara frowned with an annoyed tone, "Because if this is it. I'm going to kill Sokka!" "Katara," Yoki stepped forward, gently patting her shoulder, "Aang isn't lyi" "Don't touch me!" Katara shoved Yoki aside and towered over Aang, "Tell me the truth, Aang! Where is he?" Just as Katara was about to grab Aang's collars in agitation, a firm grip held her wrist as she winced. Looking sideways with a glare, Katara saw an equally angered Suki glaring back fiercely, "Let's hear them out." She stated in a tone that left Katara no room for refusal as the waterbender pursed her lips with a worried gaze. "I'm... I'm sorry, Aang" "We don't have time for this!" Yoki interrupted again, "That's what I'm trying to say. Aang, explain things. Master Pakku..." "I will stay with Aang. I might have a way to find something," Pakku replied with a serious expression. "You better find them," Hama huffed loudly, "Everyone will follow my directions. You, too, pretty boy. This time we aren't facing firebenders! This is serious!" She glared at Yoki who instantly submitted to the top dog. It was Pakku until last night. The strange reactions and the sheer gloom on the faces of the benders that went out surprised many who stayed yet things couldn't be more confusing until Aang began explaining everything that happened after they left the encampment to search for the mission Komodo Rhinos. "When we left, Nik wanted to search on foot and also wanted to ask me a few things about airbending" Aang began vividly. *** Hidden Title: Millions of families suffer every year.
