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Azula's Lost Chapters OR Azula's New Cook	By : DecieverGod Category: Avatar - The Last Airbender > Het - Male/Female Views: 13899 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
Disclaimer: I do not own Avatar: The Last Airbender, nor any of the characters from it. I do not make any money from the writing of this story.

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Author's Comment-For those of you getting anxious for another X rated scene, seeing as the first was 15 chapters in and 15 chapters ago...Fear not! I have large scale plans in mind for Princess Azula's reunion with Tatsuya. That being said, it may take a while... 5 more chapters is what I'm aiming for, but... my aim is lame.
So until then. Please enjoy this fight scene.

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The air roared with applauds, punctuated only by the thunderous clap of stone shattered by fire, or the hateful hiss of a fury born steam cloud.

Another thunderclap broke through the noise as Tatsuya drove his fist through an ill fated boulder, fragments of smoking rock were sent scattering about. A heavy breath escaped him, but the Captain spun, lifting his leg high over his head before bringing it down on his other side, splitting a torrential wave in the process.

Shu, the Earth Bender, strafed to the right, a large tumbling pile of stones following him. Kara, the Water Bender, moved up on the right, a torrent of water circling her.

Two opponents at once, Tatsuya smirked lightly. It wasn’t the first time he’d face two at a time, had he had his halberd he’d probably already have cut the odds in half, literally and figuratively. Of course he didn’t, all he had was his bending, and he’d always been better with his halberd than with the flame.

Still… there was something invigorating about bending. Commanding that kind of energy, forcing it from your own body, it was a release. There was something, purifying, about the flames.

Kara sent a lash of water toward him, twisting it into a frozen ice spear half way to Tatsuya. A quick side step, and a deep breath, and the icy lance shot past.

Shu brought his leg up in a crescent kick, and sent the water bender’s attack shattering to the ground. The moment he brought his foot back down, he stomped the earth, creating a quivering depression around his leg. Another kick and the depression swelled and roared out towards the Captain.

It arrived too soon to dodge, but its nature left another option. Tatsuya leapt to the air, pulling his legs up close as he leaned back, nearly vertical as the raging earth passed under him.

He fell back down, flat on his back, and rolled to one side before the next attack came.

Kara was struck head on by Shu’s unintentional attack, and though it only knocked her down, it took a moment for the Water Bender to recover. The Earth Bender, however, held nothing preventing him from continuing the assault.

He brought his heel down heavy to one side, knocking up a large block of stone, and with a twisting side kick he sent it tearing through the air.

Tatsuya struck the earth with the flat of his palms the first moment he was face down in his roll, catapulting himself upward, and with the same movement, he brought his fist crashing back through Shu’s attack, smashing it to smoldering pieces, and in the same instant sticking his foot back and landing firmly in his stance.

He was leading with his left hand, keeping his right chambered. He was starting to regret punching the locker, his left hand was red and slightly swollen, bending from it was fine, but bringing it head to head with the Earth Bent stones hurt.

The Water Bender was on her feet again, and with one long slow sweeping movement, she pulled a long lash from the rivulets ringing the arena and brought it twisting around her.

At first it appeared she was too far from the Captain to strike, the liquid lash twisting out back toward the wall before it was half way to him. Or at least it seemed so until the forward head of the tendril dove back into the cliffside rivulet, and what had been the rear twisted around to crash down upon the Captain.

Tatsuya twisted himself, casting a curled flame against the coming storm. It served only to delay the tide, and the full force of the Water Bender’s attack crashed down a moment later. And a moment too late, Tatsuya was no longer where he stood, but charged beneath the raging torrent toward its source.

A trio of heavy stone tore past him, the first arching too high, the too far forward, and the third met the Captain’s heel.

But they delayed him enough, the torrent that had been arched over his head came crashing down, not a directed attack, but more a dissolved tendril, it served to do little more than dampen the area, and disturb Tatsuya’s hair.

The stands roared. They cried out for the Captain’s demise. They saw the fight as even. They saw it wrong. Tatsuya was trapped defending, he couldn’t get an opening to strike back, and he couldn’t fight forever.

And to make matters worse. His mind wasn’t with him. It was with her.

His breath came in broken bouts. And again he charged for his opponents, this time the Earth Bender.

A flurry of stones, a stabbing pain in his left hand as he struck one away, it stole his breath.

A tidal wave, he brought his heel down to split it, but his strength was insufficient and the wave pushed him back. They were pushing him to the center of the arena… trapping him?

A bloodthirsty howl, and a violent curl of flames lashed out toward the Earth Bender. It crashed roaring against a stone shield.

The Water Bender advanced, riding a serpentine mass of ice weaving her way about the boulder strewn battleground. Tatsuya tossed a flame her way, it held little drive, and less heat, but it was never intended to defeat her, merely delay her.

His true quarry was the Earth Bender, Shu. Tatsuya dashed toward him, weaving between stone assaults and trailing twin flame from behind each hand.

He didn’t quite make it. A large stone took him in the shoulder and sent him twisting to the side, it may have dislocated his shoulder, but the impact of the landing likely put it back in place.

And all the while he still held his mind back from the fight. All he held was a single thought… I betrayed her… ringing again and again…

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“Dude, seriously?” Chit Zan, one of Lang’s best friends, was the speaker. He, Lee Ran, and Lang were gathered conspiratorially together, eyeing the ‘Kyoshi Warriors’ from a distance.

“What? She’s hot like I said.” Lang smirked, Chit was the one he’d set up with Azula.

“Yeah, but you kind of forgot to mention that she’s scary beyond all reason.” Chit wasn’t terribly pleased with the arrangement.

“Oh come on she’s not that bad…” The three boys eye Azula up and down.

Well two of them eyed her up and down, the one that had been spending time with her since they arrived at the zoo just sort of shivered. “Dudes, she scares me in ways I didn’t know I could be scared…”

“Tsk… Hey at least you girl doesn’t hide knives all over her…” This speaker was boy number three, Lee Ran, the one who had been set up with Mai. “I don’t know where I can touch her without cutting myself!”

“You two are both being ridiculous, they’re both perfectly normal, absurdly cute girls, and you’re lucky I came to you with them.” Lang was a little upset with how disingenuous his friends were being. He’d handpicked them for Ty Lee’s friends.

“He’s just saying that because he got the normal one.” Chit smirked a little crossing his arms over his chest and nodding in the direction of the three ‘Kyoshi Warriors.’

Lang glared at him. “Normal? Dude, Ty Lee spends as much time upside-down as she does right side up.” He gestured toward the girl in question, who, though she was well out of earshot as were they all, chose this moment to flip up onto her hands as she smiled at a rather confused baboon-gorilla.

“Remind me again why we’re here?” Lee was having second thoughts about the whole, ‘date warrior women’ grand scheme.

“Dudes… these are Kyoshi Warriors.” Lang smirked, attempting to reinvigorate his friends’ enthusiasm for the triple date they were one. “Kyoshi Warriors, like from the island of Kyoshi, like from the southern end of the Earth Kingdom.” He looked each of them in the eye. “Now granted they are a little…” He looked back at the girls. Ty Lee was attempting to coxes the baboon-gorilla to walk on its hands like her. “Strange… but there’s not going to be another girl like any one of these three for a hundred miles… Now are you guys going to wimp out on me? Or are you going to prove that you’ve got what it takes to date a Warrior?”

While Lang’s speech was motivating and spirited, his friends weren’t exactly moved. “Yeah… whatever man.” Chit sighed, tucking his hands behind his head and glancing over at Azula. “But sure… I’ll bite the snake on this one…” He sighed again. “But if you guys don’t hear from me after this, call the guards before she has a chance to burry my body huh? I think you two owe me that much.”

The other two laughed and practically pushed him off.

“Hey wait up for me!”

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“Come on, you can do it. You’re practically all forearms anyway.” Ty Lee stared back at the large baboon-gorilla from her upside-down pose. He looked confused.

“Give it up Ty Lee; you’re not going to teach every animal to walk on its hands…” Mai sighed a little, the three of them had gotten up in their full Kyoshi Warrior uniform, face paint and all, and quite frankly Mai was regretting it. He date was tall scrawny and kept trying to feel her up before remembering she had knives.

“We’re not here to play with the animals. The Avatar made this zoo, so there has to be someone around here who knows where he is…” Azula wasn’t much happier. Her date hadn’t said half a dozen words to her, and quite frankly he seemed to be afraid of her. “I’m going to see if I can’t find the owner… If anyone knows anything it’ll be him.”

“Hey wait up for me!” Chit scurried up to Azula’s side. “Where’re you going? Without me?” He smirked down at the disguised princess, throwing his arm over her shoulder as he walked beside her.

Azula twitched a little when he put his arm on her, but she swallowed her desire to incinerate him, and smiled. “Oh I was just going to see if I couldn’t find the owner, see if he knows where to find our friend the Avatar.”

“Well I guess I’ll tag along.”

“You really don’t need to…” Azula tried her best to get the boy to stand down, were she not disguised she would’ve probably broken something important of his by now. But she wasn’t, and as much as she wanted to, and she really wanted to, she didn’t.

“Nonsense, I can’t let a beautiful girl like you walk around by yourself.” Chit smirked down at her, and she had to restrain herself even more to keep from hurting him. He was just so… condescending, if this was what Earth Kingdom boys were like they deserved to get conquered.

“Really, I’m… the leader of a troop of warriors; I think I can handle whatever this city might throw at me.” Azula shrugged off his arm, walking a ways ahead.

He smirked a little and sort of pocketed his hands as he sort of strolled after her. “You might be surprised…”

Ty Lee flipped herself up right as she watched Azula, and the very dense boy walk off together. “You don’t she’ll hurt him do you?”

Mai sort of half leaned on the stone fence separating the animals and the walkway. She shrugged. “Depends on if he does anything stupid.” She smirked a little but sighed lightly as the other pair of boys came walking back over to them. “And speaking of stupid…”

“Sorry about that girls, guy stuff, you know how it is…” Lang smirked a little and threw his arm over Ty Lee as she blinked up at him.

“Why would we know about guy stuff?...”

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I betrayed her… This thought rang though Tatsuya’s head again and again. I betrayed her, and I don’t deserve to live. He let out a violent curl of flames and the water bender’s attack dissolved away. I betrayed her, there’s no more reason for me to live. A boulder came soaring through the air, and the Captain ducked rolling out of its path. I betrayed her... So why do I cling to this worthless existence?! Another stone ripped through the air toward him, and was shattered apart by a violent burst of explosive flames.

The crowd cheered as he fell to his knees. They wanted to see fire fall, they wanted to see him beaten, to see him bloody. They wanted to see him Dead.

Tatsuya struggled to catch his breath, and closed his eyes. I betrayed her…

He pushed himself up. It hurt, his hand and shoulder hurt, and he was starting to feel the metallic taste of blood creep into his mouth. He spat, and stood to face those against him.

Kara remained back, her back against the arena wall and the small rivulet that ringed it. Slow, shifting, flowing motions kept a large halo of water around her.

Shu was closer, heavy footed steps slowly brought him around the Captain. He was circling, looking for an opening.

Kara struck first, taking the long lash from around her, stretching it through the air, and attempting to coil it around Tatsuya.

A shift in his form, and a heavy fisted strike to his side brought a fiery explosion to his side, breaking the Water Bender’s attack before it could surround him.

This gave Shu the opening he’d waited for. He stomped the ground with one foot, raising the other up, a two quick jabs, and a twisting kick sent a trio of harsh stones toward the Captain.

Tatsuya mirrored the Earth Bender, though he did it with more Fire Nation in his movements. A pair of quick jabs and a side kick sent vibrant flames out to crash against the incoming stones. They didn’t shatter, but the force of the flames was enough to knock them from the air.

Shu grimaced, Tatsuya smirked. Kara attacked again.

Another long serpentine expanse of water, this time arching high in the air, intended to come crashing down upon the young Fire Bender. The stands roared in approval.

Tatsuya brought his right hand low, a long sweeping arch that nearly scrapped the ground, his left pulled back until the moment his right came down across it, completing the arch. He brought his broken fist forward, and a large cloud of burning color burst forth.

The wave crashed down into it, hissing and howling as a steam could soon swallowed both warriors. The cloud crashed against the arena wall and roared up with such furry the spectators clamored back. Shu summoned a stone wall and ducked behind it as the super heated cloud poured over him.

And for a moment all was quiet. The fans waited with baited breath for the steam to clear and show them the boiled Fire Bender. The combatants bided their time while waiting for the fog to lift and reveal them to each other.

Footsteps broke the silence as the steam held. The fans leaned in, trying to see who they were coming from.

The benders knew better. The footsteps were heavy, but fast, an Earth Bender’s steps are heavy, and a Water Bender’s fast, but metal boots make for a weighted step, and burning drive for a fast one.

Shu leapt from behind his barrier, and trusting both fists forward send a long fissure tearing through the earth toward the source of the sound.

Kara stepped in three quick circles, and pulled her arms in close to her chest. The steam cloud pulled in, and Tatsuya was revealed, charging for the Earth Bender.

The fissure had missed. Shu pulled a leg up, and a stone shard pulled up with it. He kicked, and the shard tore out toward the Fire Bender.

Tatsuya leapt forward, throwing himself over the Earth Bender’s attack. He landed on his hands, and locked his legs together, twisting himself forward a long tail of orange fire blazing out from his legs.

The Captain brought his heels crashing down on where Shu stood. The Earth Bender pulled himself back, legs together, arms flat against his chests, and with that motion a stone shield leapt up, and a moment later it was sent shattering apart in a cloud of smoke and fire as Tatsuya’s heels came down upon it.

Shu was sent stumbling back, off balance, a dangerous thing for an Earth Bender. Tatsuya took advantage. He twisted to his feet, bringing a storm of fire around as he did, pushing the Earth Bender further back.

The Captain surged forward, not giving Shu a chance to regain his footing, a quick jab, a stone shield, a spinning kick, and a burning crescent and, Shu fell. Tatsuya double stepped forward, a fist raised for the final blow.

He brought his fist down, orange flames cracking form it, but the blow never landed. An aqua lash coiled around his arm, tightened, and pulled back. The Captain was nearly lifted from the ground, and pulled halfway across the arena back toward the Water Bender Kara.

Tatsuya flipped himself upside down, bringing his heels crashing into the water whip. There was a sizzling flare of smoke and steam and the lash broke, dropping the Captain onto the ground with a significant thunk.

The ground trembled, and snapping his heel into the ground beneath him, and sending a twisting trail of fire beneath him Tatsuya shot himself up onto his hand, just his right, his left still damaged.

A rolling wave or rock and stone swept through where he’d once laid, and with a motion the Earth Bender Shu brought a jagged protrusion bursting for, intent on cleaving the Captain’s back. The stone cracked against the Captain’s armor, but didn’t penetrate it. The force knocked Tatsuya back onto his feet, although he was rather awkward landing, Ty Lee made it look easy.

Kara tried to strike again, but wasn’t given a chance. The Captain send a curling spiteful tail of flames her way, and in the same moment she brought a sizzling end to it, he send a new crackling crescent toward her with a twisting side kick.

Not sparing a moment Tatsuya turned to address the Earth Bender. He had his hands up… admitting defeat? No, they were in fists.

They were in a cave! Stalactites!

The Captain send a hurried eye upward, only just in time to see a large pointed structure of limestone trembled and fall down upon him like a great stone spear of the heavens.

The thing was too large to dodge, and too massive to parry, his only choice was to attempt and destroy it.

The Captain send his right foot back, and brought his unbroken hand down into chamber, striking the strongest Earth Bending stance he knew. He would not die like this! He would not die here! He had a duty; an honor bound promise to Princess Azula! He would see her again, he would not die!

Wide eyed, teeth grit and blood boiling with drive, Tatsuya send his fist striking forward; mere moments before the massive stone pillar crashed down into the ground not more than an inch from him.

A colossal explosion shook the entire stadium, and a cloud of smoldering dust to match swallowed the Captain as the very ends of the stalactite vanished from sight.

The ground still shook from the weight of the stone spear, and the stands still shook from the thunderous blast.

Shu slowly backed away from the smoldering dust cloud staying in his form. Kara pulled another twisting lash of liquid from the sides, bringing it circling around her, ready to defend herself.

A broken howl pierced the shuttering silence, and as the dust cleared a battered, bloody Tatsuya was revealed. His broken hand clutched over a bleeding right eye. His face was scrapped and tattered from the shards of the stone pillar, and blood ran hot down his face.

He panted, out of breath, and then let out another bloodthirsty, wounded, howl. He sounded like a dying beast. But the howl did its job all the same.

The other Benders were taken back, scared of him, and they should’ve been. Tatsuya charged, left hand still plated over his bleeding eye. Shu was fist, only because the Earth Bender found himself closest to the blood frenzied Fire Bender. And perhaps, because of some old hatred still lingering in Tatsuya’s blood.

It’d been a long time since the Captain had been beaten and bloodied by an Earth Bender…

The Earth Bender pulled back, summoning a large stone barrier between the two. Tatsuya jumped, twisting his waist and bringing his left foot crashing through. Flames and fragments were sent scattering about, but the Captain wasn’t done, landing on his left he kept his spin, bringing his right bolting out toward the retreating Earth Bender, sending a burning spear out after him.

A crash of water, and the resulting steam cloud forced both men back.

And send the snarling bloody Tatsuya turned toward the, more than apprehensive now, Water Bender.

A flame-fueled charge, a summoned stone wall, a twisting fiery grasp, and a single scream, and the stands fell silent.

Kara squirmed, twisting and fighting, but Tatsuya held tight around her throat. He stood upon the smoking fragments of Shu’s failed defense, and smiled, peeling his broken hand from his bleeding eye, and as his own blood dripped he raised it high. The blood stains caught fire, and boiled away, soon ravenous flames crackled and twisted, hissing and howling in his hand.

He raised it high above the squirming Water Bender, his breath coming in short hot burst, and even his bleeding eye open wide in gruesome anticipation. Azula not there to stay his hand, he steadied his breath, readying for the final strike, and leaned in whispering to her quietly, in the horrified silence that hung from the stands, a quiet simple four word. “Burn for me lovely…” He reached his arm back, high above him and bringing it crashing down!

A stone block crashed into him, knocking her from his grip, and sending him stuttering to the ground, striking twice, before he fell still.

Shu panted, wide eyed, his arms frozen in the strike that had sent Tatsuya down.

Kara knelt, her hands still held to her throat, unable the move, unable to catch her breath.

The stands held silent for a moment, and then erupted in noise.

Fire, had fallen.

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“Well that was a complete waste of time.” Azula practically kicked the door to the apartment in as the three girls returned. The boys weren’t with them.

“I don’t know I had fun.” Ty Lee smiled at her friends, trying desperately to keep them cheery.

“I had fun too.” Mai said with a smirk, causing both girls to look at her. “Watching that guy squirm after Azula pushed him into the Armadillo-Lion pit, made my day.” She smirked a little more, still speaking in her drab monotone.

“I told you I didn’t push him. He tripped.” The Princess smirked a little herself, it had been fun to see Chit try his best to become as unappetizing as humanly possible, while simultaneously trying to climb out of the Lion pit as stealthily as possible. “Still, it is too bad. I think I was actually starting to like him.”

“Before or after the lion sent him to the hospital?” Mai raised an interested brow, just out of courtesy really. She wasn’t terribly interested, but the memory was a fun one, but then again watching pompous boys interact with viscous animals generally was.

Azula sat down in front of one of the vanities and started removing the Kyoshi Warrior make up. “Oh, I think somewhere in-between actually.” She actually permitted herself a light snicker.

“Who knew Chit was such a fast runner, huh?” While not entirely comfortable with the actions that had brought about their current conversation, Ty Lee had long ago learned to enjoy any conversation that made the princess smile.

“Say what you like about him, but he was physically fit.” Azula leaned back, swatting at her black eye shadow with a damp cloth lightly as she watched herself in the mirror. She really didn’t think green was her color, though the gold did match her eyes.

“I wonder if this means Lang’s not going to ask me out again…” Ty Lee sat down at her own vanity, just sort of sitting there head in her hands as she stared at the mirror.

“What? Just because one of your friends may or may not have gotten one of his friends mauled by a wild animal? Why would he hold That against you?” Mai busied herself trying to remove her makeup without getting it all over herself, she’d never been very good at the whole, wearing makeup thing in the first place.

“Do you really think he won’t mind?” Mai’s sarcasm went, as par for the course, unnoticed by Ty Lee.
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