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Sitting with her legs crossed in the centre of the room, Korra stared at the older waterbender, mouth agape. "W-What?" She finally managed to choke out, not believing what had just been said. "That's the only way?" "I'm afraid so Korra," Katara replied, studying the young Avatar intently. "This far surpasses my healing abilities, and…" She paused, heart constricting painful at what she was about to do. "…it's the only other thing that I can think of that might have a chance at unlocking the other elements." Sighing audibly, Korra rubbed at her temples, trying to wrap her mind around what was about to happen. "You don't have to d

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Sigyn loved the fire. She sat in front of the fireplace. While sitting there she felt so much more than just the heat of the flames. Her hands played with the sparks that leapt about, but they never burned her. Fire had always a special meaning for the blind woman, because it was the only thing her eyes could see. Even if the whole world around her was hidden in the depths of darkness, for some reason it didn`t count for the golden flames. She loved to watch them dancing. Sometimes it felt like they were dancing just for her. Since their birth Sigyn was blind and deaf, she had never seen her mother, never the sun nor the moon, but she saw he