Modern dia TyZula Valentine AU.
Azula had never seen as much glitter and rose petals as she did when she opened her locker that morning. Open swinging it open the cutesy stuff fell upon her in a pink, red, and silver shower. She blew her hair out of her face creating another sparkly puff in the air.
That stuff probably wouldn’t leave her hair for another mês or two.
From in the corner she saw Zuko snickering to himself as he waited for Mai to arrive, he planned on giving her the most ridiculously sized stuffed frog.
“Happy Valentine’s Day, Azula!” Ty-Lee flung herself at the girl—once again showering glitter all over the place. “I got you something!”
“Please don’t tell me it’s mais glitter.” Azula muttered picking one of the coração shaped pieces out of her hair.
“Nope!” Ty-Lee smiled before excitedly thrusting a stuffed panda and a box of chocolate into her arms. “It’s dark chocolate, you said dark chocolate was your favorito right?
“That’s correct.” Azula replied popping a piece of chocolate in her mouth. Azula rummaged deeper into her locker. “As much as I hate to return your glitter…” she pulled out a small bouquet of roses—like everything else in her locker they were adorned with sparkles.
She shook them off over Ty-Lee’s head before placing them in the girls arms.
“They’re so pretty!” Ty-Lee jumped at Azula for another hug.
“I know they are, I picked them myself.” She kissed Ty-Lee on the cheek. She pushed her locker shut. “If you’re up for ditching school I have a little something planned.”
Ty-Lee looked from Azula to her classroom. “I’ve never ditched school before.” She pointed out, sucking on her pointer.
“Oh come on Ty-Lee, Zuko and I do it all the time.” Mai shrugged.
Ty-Lee looked down the hall again, “weeeell…I guess.”
Azula took the girl’s hand and lead her out of the building.
“Where are we going?” Ty-Lee asked. “Are we going to the ice cream parlor, I heard the morango scoops were half off today. But I heard Aang and Toph were going to be there too, so maybe we shouldn’t go to the ice cream parlor after all.”
“We’re not going to the ice cream parlor.” Azula replied. “I found a little something…somewhere, I thought you’d like.” She lead the acrobat down a rocky path.
“Are we going to the pond? The one with all the swans?”
“Good guess. Not today.” Azula tugged her along. They came to a fork in the path. Azula stopped for a moment before taking the path to the right.
“It’s kind of dark in here.” Ty-Lee pressed herself closer to Azula.
“Just a little further.” Azula murmured. She hovered her hands over Ty-Lee’s eyes and guided her a little further into the woods. After a few mais moments of walking, Azula moved her hands.
The girl found herself standing in the middle of a clearing, invited por the burbling and churning of a little nearby creek. Straight ahead Ty-Lee’s eyes fell upon a huge cereja blossom tree, beneath it Azula had laid out a silk picnic blanket. On it the árvore had sprayed a bunch of rosa, -de-rosa petals…or maybe Azula had done that, Ty-Lee couldn’t tell.
“It’s beautiful.” Ty-Lee smiled. “I didn’t think cereja blossom trees grew around here.”
“Neither did I.” Azula motioned Ty-Lee to sit.
“How’d you find this place?” Ty-Lee asked.
“Didn’t feel like attending gym class. Went exploring instead.” She shrugged and poured Ty-Lee a glass of wine. When Ty-Lee didn’t accept it she continued, “one glass won’t kill you, you know.” She filled her own glass.
Ty-Lee nodded and took a little sip.
Azula unpacked the rest of her picnic basket. “These are for you.” She handed Ty-Lee a chocolate lollipop.
She began unpacking the rest of their food. All the while watching Ty-Lee kick her shoes off and skip over to the base of the cereja blossom tree.
She pulled off a clump of flores and tucked them behind Azula’s hair.
“You are enjoying this aren’t you—turning me into your glitter, floral art project.
Ty-Lee nodded and giggled. “I am.”
“Of course you are.” Azula whispered, pressing her lips to the girl’s ear. She ran her hands down Ty-Lee’s back. “Of course you’re going to get a little glitter yourself.” She moved her finger down Ty-Lee’s cheek leaving a trail of glitter. Her lips connected with Ty-Lee’s again.
Ty-Lee’s face flushed scarlet.
Azula pulled out of their kiss. “Perhaps you should skip school with me mais often.”
Azula had never seen as much glitter and rose petals as she did when she opened her locker that morning. Open swinging it open the cutesy stuff fell upon her in a pink, red, and silver shower. She blew her hair out of her face creating another sparkly puff in the air.
That stuff probably wouldn’t leave her hair for another mês or two.
From in the corner she saw Zuko snickering to himself as he waited for Mai to arrive, he planned on giving her the most ridiculously sized stuffed frog.
“Happy Valentine’s Day, Azula!” Ty-Lee flung herself at the girl—once again showering glitter all over the place. “I got you something!”
“Please don’t tell me it’s mais glitter.” Azula muttered picking one of the coração shaped pieces out of her hair.
“Nope!” Ty-Lee smiled before excitedly thrusting a stuffed panda and a box of chocolate into her arms. “It’s dark chocolate, you said dark chocolate was your favorito right?
“That’s correct.” Azula replied popping a piece of chocolate in her mouth. Azula rummaged deeper into her locker. “As much as I hate to return your glitter…” she pulled out a small bouquet of roses—like everything else in her locker they were adorned with sparkles.
She shook them off over Ty-Lee’s head before placing them in the girls arms.
“They’re so pretty!” Ty-Lee jumped at Azula for another hug.
“I know they are, I picked them myself.” She kissed Ty-Lee on the cheek. She pushed her locker shut. “If you’re up for ditching school I have a little something planned.”
Ty-Lee looked from Azula to her classroom. “I’ve never ditched school before.” She pointed out, sucking on her pointer.
“Oh come on Ty-Lee, Zuko and I do it all the time.” Mai shrugged.
Ty-Lee looked down the hall again, “weeeell…I guess.”
Azula took the girl’s hand and lead her out of the building.
“Where are we going?” Ty-Lee asked. “Are we going to the ice cream parlor, I heard the morango scoops were half off today. But I heard Aang and Toph were going to be there too, so maybe we shouldn’t go to the ice cream parlor after all.”
“We’re not going to the ice cream parlor.” Azula replied. “I found a little something…somewhere, I thought you’d like.” She lead the acrobat down a rocky path.
“Are we going to the pond? The one with all the swans?”
“Good guess. Not today.” Azula tugged her along. They came to a fork in the path. Azula stopped for a moment before taking the path to the right.
“It’s kind of dark in here.” Ty-Lee pressed herself closer to Azula.
“Just a little further.” Azula murmured. She hovered her hands over Ty-Lee’s eyes and guided her a little further into the woods. After a few mais moments of walking, Azula moved her hands.
The girl found herself standing in the middle of a clearing, invited por the burbling and churning of a little nearby creek. Straight ahead Ty-Lee’s eyes fell upon a huge cereja blossom tree, beneath it Azula had laid out a silk picnic blanket. On it the árvore had sprayed a bunch of rosa, -de-rosa petals…or maybe Azula had done that, Ty-Lee couldn’t tell.
“It’s beautiful.” Ty-Lee smiled. “I didn’t think cereja blossom trees grew around here.”
“Neither did I.” Azula motioned Ty-Lee to sit.
“How’d you find this place?” Ty-Lee asked.
“Didn’t feel like attending gym class. Went exploring instead.” She shrugged and poured Ty-Lee a glass of wine. When Ty-Lee didn’t accept it she continued, “one glass won’t kill you, you know.” She filled her own glass.
Ty-Lee nodded and took a little sip.
Azula unpacked the rest of her picnic basket. “These are for you.” She handed Ty-Lee a chocolate lollipop.
She began unpacking the rest of their food. All the while watching Ty-Lee kick her shoes off and skip over to the base of the cereja blossom tree.
She pulled off a clump of flores and tucked them behind Azula’s hair.
“You are enjoying this aren’t you—turning me into your glitter, floral art project.
Ty-Lee nodded and giggled. “I am.”
“Of course you are.” Azula whispered, pressing her lips to the girl’s ear. She ran her hands down Ty-Lee’s back. “Of course you’re going to get a little glitter yourself.” She moved her finger down Ty-Lee’s cheek leaving a trail of glitter. Her lips connected with Ty-Lee’s again.
Ty-Lee’s face flushed scarlet.
Azula pulled out of their kiss. “Perhaps you should skip school with me mais often.”
Ooh, looks like I'm wrapping up the first season. I might do a full review on the season later, actually. But first, why don't I finish reviewing the episodes? Keep in mind this is just my opinion, and we may disagree, so respect my opinion and I will respect yours. Enjoy the article! :)
The Deserter.
Actually, out of all the Avatar: The Last Airbender episodes, it's been the longest since I have seen this one. Nevertheless, I will still review it, because I still remember it pretty well. I like how they get into a topic they haven't yet.. Actually getting ready to learn elements besides...
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The Deserter.
Actually, out of all the Avatar: The Last Airbender episodes, it's been the longest since I have seen this one. Nevertheless, I will still review it, because I still remember it pretty well. I like how they get into a topic they haven't yet.. Actually getting ready to learn elements besides...
