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fannish_nan) wrote2007-10-07 07:27 pm
fannish_nan) wrote2007-10-07 07:27 pm
Entry tags:
Fanfiction - Avatar (Aang/Katara)
Title: Distractions
Author:![[insanejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/ij-userinfo.gif)
nanthimus
Rating: PG
Prompt: #090; Flow (for Kataang100)
Warning(s): None!
Word Count: 110
Summary: There are some things that are a bit more fun than waterbending.
Author's Notes: Hahaha, yeah. Making up for Friday and Saturday with these two drabbles. <3
Together, they weaved the water back and forth, the serpentine water smooth and graceful as it circled and arched between them. Years of practice made it nearly perfect, each anticipating the others’ movements and able to change their own accordingly. It was easy enough for them to pay more attention to each other than the bending, smirks and good-natured taunts flowing between them as easily as the water.
A grin and suddenly the water was tight around them, pulling them close, pressed together intimately. A smile answered the grin and the two figures wrapped around each other, not noticing when the water lost substance and fell back to the river.
Author:
nanthimusRating: PG
Prompt: #090; Flow (for Kataang100)
Warning(s): None!
Word Count: 110
Summary: There are some things that are a bit more fun than waterbending.
Author's Notes: Hahaha, yeah. Making up for Friday and Saturday with these two drabbles. <3
Together, they weaved the water back and forth, the serpentine water smooth and graceful as it circled and arched between them. Years of practice made it nearly perfect, each anticipating the others’ movements and able to change their own accordingly. It was easy enough for them to pay more attention to each other than the bending, smirks and good-natured taunts flowing between them as easily as the water.
A grin and suddenly the water was tight around them, pulling them close, pressed together intimately. A smile answered the grin and the two figures wrapped around each other, not noticing when the water lost substance and fell back to the river.