[Waking up in Haven, when she expected to see the familiar Water Tribe decorations in her room, was not something she expected or wanted. Not like this. Feeling her heart pound painfully in her chest, Korra forces herself to lie still, concentrating on her breaths--in, out, in, out--until she's no longer panicking. Trying not to wake Sonia or Wan, Korra swings herself out of bed, relieved to see the wheelchair parked to the side for once.
It's a trial, getting herself out of the apartment, and up the ramps until she's finally out of the sink hole that houses the apartment buildings now, but she eventually does it. She heads for the river, wanting some distance between herself and everyone else right now, except she doesn't make it there. The wheelchair catches on some dip in the ground, and before she knows it, she's tumbling out of the seat. Great. Just what she needed to make the day even better.
All of her frustration boils up now, left over from her unsuccessful therapy sessions with Katara. Everything feels pointless right now. How would she even be able to fight against Yao with her friends if she can't even take a simple step on her own?
Feeling helpless, Korra just sits there, face buried in her hands.]
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It's a trial, getting herself out of the apartment, and up the ramps until she's finally out of the sink hole that houses the apartment buildings now, but she eventually does it. She heads for the river, wanting some distance between herself and everyone else right now, except she doesn't make it there. The wheelchair catches on some dip in the ground, and before she knows it, she's tumbling out of the seat. Great. Just what she needed to make the day even better.
All of her frustration boils up now, left over from her unsuccessful therapy sessions with Katara. Everything feels pointless right now. How would she even be able to fight against Yao with her friends if she can't even take a simple step on her own?
Feeling helpless, Korra just sits there, face buried in her hands.]