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Everything Happens in Ba Sing Se	By : CanadianGirl Category: Avatar - The Last Airbender > Het - Male/Female > Mai/Zuko Views: 4070 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 1
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Mai made brief work of Zuko's pants, pulling them down so that they pooled at his feet. She dragged down his underwear next and inspected his arousal with an almost clinical gaze. Her breath came out in a billowing wave of frosty white as she sighed with satisfaction. Zuko's member twitched in anticipation as Mai's hand came near. She didn't touch but pulled back instead and Zuko banged his head hard against the brick in frustration. He growled then and looked at Mai with almost feral lust in his gold eyes.
"You're such a tease today," he grunted. "What in Agni's name are you waiting for?" He reached out and tugged at Mai's pants. "Do you want me to undress you?"
Mai shook her head and smirked. "I'm faster than you are." As if to prove her point, the Fire Lady wriggled out of both pants and underwear in just a few seconds. "See."
Zuko certainly saw. His eyes almost glazed over as he took Mai in. Impatient again, he pulled her close, grinding himself against her. She was every bit as aroused as Zuko. He enjoyed the feel of her wetness and stopped for a moment to savor the sensation.
"Now who is teasing?" Mai breathed in his ear. She rubbed against him seductively.
There were faint noises coming from the street and the occasional voice or barking dog but neither Mai nor Zuko paid them any mind. It would take a lot more than that to stop them once they got going. The entire Dai Li force could fill the alleyway and they wouldn't care, at least not while in the midst of their activities. Afterwards there might be embarrassment and a lot of stammering. But afterwards was not on their minds right then.
Mai's exposed skin was cold, though, and that gave their coupling a certain urgency that was exciting. Zuko, who couldn't ignore her discomfort, dragged her in tight and kissed her breathless before changing positions with her. Mai faced the wall now and Zuko was behind her.
"You're shivering again." His gravelly voice nearly undid Mai and she whimpered uncontrollably. Zuko simply had no idea just how sexy he could be. "I can protect you from the cold this way." Without another word, he entered her and then began a pattern of slow, sensual thrusts that tortured Mai, combined with quick, hard ones that shook her entire frame. She put her hands against the wall, bracing herself, preventing her head from smashing over and over into the unyielding brick.
They both shuddered and moaned when everything reached its peak, then took a few minutes to come down from the incomparable high that sex gave them. It wasn't just sex though; no matter how quick and dirty it sometimes was, no matter how rough and no matter where it happened, the deep love that they shared and the respect that each had for the other, coloured everything, was omnipresent and overwhelming, more so than the lust they also felt.
Zuko put his arms around Mai's waist and kissed the back of her neck. She hummed with satisfaction and then moved reluctantly, reaching down and pulling up her clothes. Zuko followed her example and soon they were both ready to proceed with their original mission, capturing the thief of Ba Sing Se.

"What are we here for again?" Mai drawled and then poked Zuko in the chest. "Oh yeah, we're supposed to be looking for Iroh's thief."
"I almost forgot about that," Zuko grinned as he put his mask back into place. "I hope we didn't miss him."
"Well, if we did, we'll just have to come back out tomorrow night." Mai's lips twitched with amusement. She adjusted her mask and then her pants. "I'm ready."
Just as they were about to step back out into the street, the sound of a high pitched shriek followed by what sounded like an entire kitchen's worth of pots and pans crashing to the ground, caught their attention. Mai looked at Zuko, shrugged, and then snuck off in the direction of the noise. Zuko followed close behind, enjoying his view of Mai's bottom end and then shaking his head in an feeble attempt to regain his concentration.
"Hey, maybe I should lead," he hissed.
"Why?" Mai glanced over her shoulder and Zuko simply knew that her eyes were narrowed and her lips were pursed. "I'm perfectly capable."
"It's not that." Zuko sighed and then waved her ahead. "Forget it."
Mai stuck close to the shops as they had before and soon enough a woman came into view. She was standing out in the street, surveying the damage to her tiny restaurant.
"I thought this thief was stealthy," Mai remarked. "This is not the work of an expert."
The woman spotted them then and began to scream. She pointed at them both and called out, "Thief, thief."
Soon doors and windows opened and other people crowded out into Ba Sing Se's main thoroughfare.
"Not good," Zuko stated succinctly as other people stared at them and then made chase. "Mai, we'd better run."
The Fire Lady wasn't upset. She was full of adrenaline and excited by the chase. Rather than stick to the road, Mai decided to shimmy her way up onto a roof instead. Zuko was close behind and together they leapt from one building to the next, slipping on the occasional tile, but maintaining their balance with extraordinary grace. When they had left everyone far behind, they found themselves in the old lower ring. After jumping nimbly onto a lower roof, Mai made the final leap back onto the street.
"Lower ring," she muttered. "I didn't realize we had been running for quite so long."
"This place brings back memories," Zuko remarked. He thought back to that first date with Mai after three long years apart. They had taken a walk through the city and ended up in the lower ring. "I wonder if that fountain is around here somewhere?"
"I don't know, Zuko."
They glanced about the street they stood in trying to get their bearings. It was quiet and completely deserted but for the occasional stray cat. The silence hung like a shroud.
"Do you think the thief came this way, if it was him back there?" Zuko was whispering now.
Mai grabbed hold of Zuko's sleeve and tugged him into the shadows. She pointed down the street a ways. Another masked person dressed all in black opened the door to a small shop with a key and slipped inside. "Maybe that's him."
They moved toward the shop, and peeked inside one of the side windows that looked out onto a narrow laneway. The man, nondescript looking had just lit a lamp, and was now examining whatever was in the sac.
"I'm pretty sure it is," Zuko mused as they continued to stare.
It was then that one of the stray cats decided to leap out of the laneway's darkness and onto Zuko's shoulder. Its sharp claws dug into his flesh as Zuko yelped his surprise. He clawed back at the animal, trying to remove it and in the process fell back onto his behind. The man in the shop came to the window and looked out. Mai stared through the eyeholes of her mask, memorizing every hair, every freckle and every mole on that face.
"What are you doing outside my shop?" he shouted angrily. "Were you planning on robbing me or do you just like to stare at strange men? What are you, some kind of perverts?"
Mai almost giggled at the notion but bit the laugh back. "I think you've got some explaining to do, thief." She gestured toward the sac of jewels and coins on the table. "Where did you get all that; the upper ring?"
"There is no upper ring anymore, but the rich are still rich and the poor are still poor."
"So you admit that you're the thief?" Zuko was back on his feet again and he was at the window with his wife.
"What are you two going to do about it? Do you think that you can catch me?"
"Is that a challenge?" Mai couldn't resist rubbing her hands together. "My husband and I love a challenge."
"Take it however you like." With that the man darted to the back of his shop and out the second door.
"Crap," Zuko cried as he scrambled to make it down the laneway. He was holding Mai's hand and the two ran at full speed to the back of the building.
The thief blended in with the shadows as well as they did and it was awhile before they spotted him again.
"Over there," Mai cried urgently. "The bastard's getting away."
He was twisting and turning through alleyways beside and behind ragged looking homes and businesses. It was obvious that he knew the area well. Perhaps he'd lived there his entire life, watched the war be consistently denied and then watched as one invasion imprisoned the city and another freed it. It didn't really matter. He was a criminal, no matter his motivations or personal issues with the people of the wealthier area of Ba Sing Se.
Maybe he didn't know the city quite as well as Mai and Zuko supposed or maybe he was just tired and confused. Whatever the reason, he led them down a dead end street and then stood with his back against the brick much as Mai and Zuko had done in another alley ealier that night.
'Give it up," Mai ordered in a flat, bored sounding voice.
"Who are you two anyway?" the man sneered. "You're not Dai Li. You're not even Earth Kingdom. What gives you the right to capture me?" He made a threatening gesture toward Mai and began to inch his way forward.
"I wouldn't do that if I were you," Zuko warned in a friendly voice. "She's much more dangerous than she looks."
"Please, she's a girl. If she's not vain and stupid, she's greedy and opportunistic; but she's certainly not a fighter and not one that can beat me." The thief was laughing heartily now and pointed at Mai's slender body with glee. "She's too tiny to do anything."
"Buddy, you just made the biggest mistake of your li…."
Mai's blades whizzed by Zuko's head and toward the man at a frightening speed. He was pinned to the brick within seconds. Mai approached him menacingly, taking slow, measured steps down the filthy alley. "I'm not quite sure what you said. Perhaps you would like to repeat it." Mai took out one of her other knives and held it to the man's throat.
His arms and legs jerked frantically as he tried to pull himself free. But he kept his head perfectly still and his eyes on Mai's hand. "Uh, nothing, really, I'm sure you're a very skilled fighter."
"Oh, you're certain of that, are you? Perhaps you'd like another demonstration? Or perhaps you'd like my husband to show you some of his skills?"
"No, no, I'm good, really. I surrender. Take me to the Dai Li if you want. I don't really care anymore."
"That's much better," Mai crooned.
They walked the man at knife point back to area of the city near The Jasmine Dragon and then gave him a helpful shove up the steps of Dai Li headquarters. Zuko, with one hand on the thief, opened the door for Mai and they all stepped into the elegant foyer lit with those beautiful crystals native to caverns beneath the city.
"We've got someone for you," the Fire Lord rasped. "It's the thief that's been making a menace of himself around here."
An agent stepped around from behind a desk and approached Zuko, Mai and the man. "I'll need you to fill out some forms. And I'll need to question the alleged thief. Chung, come take this man to the interrogation room." The agent turned to look at his comrade for just a moment. When he turned back, Mai and Zuko were gone. "What the… You, who were those two?" He looked perturbed now and nervously adjusted his hat.
"I don't know, but you definitely don't want to mess around with the lady."

Zuko and Mai ambled their way back to the teashop hand in hand. It was almost sunrise and they were both ready for bed, just bed.
"Was that exciting enough for you?" Zuko asked and then hid a yawn behind his hand.
"Hmm, well, it proved better than Capitol City at least." Mai smirked at her husband and leaned her head on his shoulder. "But the beginning of our evening was the best part. I could do that over and over again."
"There's always tonight." Zuko offered slyly. "Maybe Uncle Iroh knows about another criminal."
They finally made it back to the Jasmine Dragon and opened the door as quietly as possible.
"I take it you had a good evening," Iroh chuckled as soon as they entered. "I've got tea ready for you."
"How did you know we were coming?" Zuko wore an adorably cute look of surprise on his face.
"Nephew, I always have a pot of tea ready. And some of us have to get up early to prepare for the day's work."
"Why don't you just get Ping to do it?" Mai asked. "You were worried, weren't you?"
"Perhaps, perhaps not; so, did you catch the thief and ….."
The warmth of the tea shop and the man who ran it embraced Mai and Zuko and they both knew that they were home. It was a good feeling, better than good, in fact. It was wonderful.

A/N: There you go….me hope you liked…next installment will involve our favorite Fire Lord's 21st birthday and the making of babies.
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