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Sleepless in Luceti
Who: Aang, Sokka, Wan, Zuko
What: Teenagers staying up all night.
When: June 6th at an ungodly hour.
Where: House 56
Summary: Wan and Zuko can't sleep because of the shifts giving them nightmares. Aang and Sokka are also awake as a result. Thus some conversation ensues.
Rating: I for Insomnia
At a very early hour of the morning, House Avatar is likely to notice that there's activity already going on. This time at least there isn't another draft, but two of its occupants are sitting at the Pai Sho table. Wan and Zuko to be exact, both being unable to sleep do to certain... nightmares relating to their experiences in the draft. There is tea, a game to pass the time, and dark circles under the eyes.
Zuko is also a victim of the recent time related shifts. His... hair having grown several inches during the hours of the night to the point that it resembles this guy . There is just no winning. And he's not winning Pai Sho either.
What: Teenagers staying up all night.
When: June 6th at an ungodly hour.
Where: House 56
Summary: Wan and Zuko can't sleep because of the shifts giving them nightmares. Aang and Sokka are also awake as a result. Thus some conversation ensues.
Rating: I for Insomnia
At a very early hour of the morning, House Avatar is likely to notice that there's activity already going on. This time at least there isn't another draft, but two of its occupants are sitting at the Pai Sho table. Wan and Zuko to be exact, both being unable to sleep do to certain... nightmares relating to their experiences in the draft. There is tea, a game to pass the time, and dark circles under the eyes.
Zuko is also a victim of the recent time related shifts. His... hair having grown several inches during the hours of the night to the point that it resembles this guy . There is just no winning. And he's not winning Pai Sho either.
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It's only now that he can hear the familiar light tapping of pai sho tiles upon the table. People were playing pai sho at this ungodly hour? When there was so much wonderful sleep to partake in? People really need to get their priorities straight.
Sokka pulls the cover off the bed and wraps himself up in it as he walks to the door, not really wanting to lose that wonderful snuggled-up feeling as he goes to tell the players to go to sleep.
He opens the door and with a great yawn and closed eyes:]
Iroh, [yaaaaaaaaaawn] you know you could always go to sleep and pick up playing tomorr--
[Oh, it's not Iroh.]
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Though the slap of a pai sho tile quickly brings his attention back to the board. And with another slap, Zuko puts down his tile.]
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He hesitantly steps closely, looking as baffled as possible.]
Zuko? Wan? Do you guys... know what time it is? And... what did you do to your hair?
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[He's grins stupidly at his own non-joke because everything is hilarious after not sleeping for several hours. Including slapping pai sho tiles on the board. Which he does, again. But this time it's intentional because it's funny.]
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Yup, I know just how to solve this problem.
[Sokka yawns as he sleepily wanders back to his room for just a moment, walking a little unevenly due to his sleepiness. He comes back just a few moments later with a book tucked under one arm and the other hand covering a deep yawn. He comes back to the table, looking between Wan, Zuko, and the pai sho table before ceremoniously holding the book up and simply dropping it onto the pai sho table, causing some of the tiles to go flying either off the table or to elsewhere on the board.]
Actually, I think it's time to play pai no instead. Go to sleep. You'll thank me later.
[He starts to walk back to his room, trusting for the moment that they'll do as Sokka says.]
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I didn't do anything to my hair! I went to bed and woke up like this!
[He looks back to the Pai Sho table about to make his move when Sokka rudely drops the book on the table and scatters the tiles. He abruptly stands up and now glares at Sokka.]
HEY! What's your problem?!
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[And then he just... watches as Sokka drops his book on the table. He has a feeling this won't end well.]
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You woke me up, Zuko. Come on, it's got to be something like... three o'candle. In the morning. I don't think I even knew that there was a three o'candle in the morning before now.
It's not time to wake up for hours still, and you look as tired as I am. So can we please go back to bed?
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I would if I could! Every time I try to sleep I have these nightmares. Like that thing is watching me!
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Momo's not a thing! Maybe he's just trying to watch over you while you sleep. He's a good guardian lemur!
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It's not like that...
[he would know, given that they were having the same nightmares.]
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Momo, are you haunting Zuko's dreams again? Bad Momo. He's on our side now.
[Momo chitters in shame at the scolding.]
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I'm not talking about Momo.
[Guys come on this is serious.]
During the draft we saw a lot of terrible things.
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[Now Aang's face is seriousing, because Zuko said the d-word.
Aang had been meaning to talk to them about the draft, but he thought that they should have had some time to themselves first to unwind from what they'd been through. He hadn't even considered this weirdness to be connected to the draft, but now he feels bad about it.
So he quietly sits himself cross-legged on the floor.]
I'm sorry, Zuko. Is... is it anything you can talk about?
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It's just a few bad dreams
[No big deal everyone stop talking now.]
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Sokka's joking nature fades away for a moment, and he turns to face Wan.]
A few bad dreams would be one thing. This sounds like something else entirely.
[I mean, come on, Zuko playing pai sho at 3am? Sokka takes a step away from Wan and turns to face Zuko before sitting down.]
What happened out there, Zuko?
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It was bad from the start but then they dropped that bomb and then... we were gone. All of us. We died and I don't know how to describe it but I saw something. We all did.
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What? How could... No! [They... died?!]
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We didn't stay dead for that long
[Well, they stayed dead long enough. But Wan will do some truth bending if it means he doesn't have to go into detail about what the death was actually like.]
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All of you? Everyone died? With one bomb? How is that even possible?
[He looks at Wan briefly, particularly eying his statement with a bit of incredulousness.]
How would you know how long you were dead?
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Because when we died there was something there. It was as if it was looking right through me and it felt like it cut my heart.
[Zuko's hand grips at his chest as he says this.]
Then as it felt like I was falling apart... We were alive again. But a few days in the past.
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He reaches to try a place a supportive hand on Zuko's shoulder.]
I- I- That sounds horrible. But, how could all of that have happened? [They went back in time? That's something not even Aang has managed to due in his tenure of Avatar weirdness.]
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Everything about the situation was exasperating, but Aang's question pushes him to speak again:]
Crazy things happen in Luceti all the time, look at Zuko's hair!
[He's tired and frustrated. Really, nothing about luceti doesn't sound crazy to him.]
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Of course, Wan just sets up Sokka for a good one, so Wan will get a little relief.]
Yeah, you might say that this world has given us quite the hairy situation! Ha!
[As Sokka's luck would have it, fate decided at that point to grow Sokka's own hair about a foot longer than it was.]
Okay, I guess I deserved that. So you traveled into the past, big deal? You were sleeping just fine a couple days ago. The day you got back, you were out like a rock. What happened?
Would this have to do something with all the weird time weirdness going on?
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