Snow

[sears]

Azula really did not want to go outside. The cold was one of the things that she hated most in the world, and wet, freezing snow just made it worse. There was absolutely no way that she was going outside in it, for any reason, barring some national security emergency. So Ty Lee was taking a while to get herself over here- that wasn't cause for concern. This was Ty Lee; she had probably stopped to play in the snow or something equally stupid. Still, what she had said earlier niggled in Azula's mind. She claimed not to be feeling sick, but she had been shivering, even indoors.

Azula futilely peered out the window (huffing in annoyance at the awful visibility), hoping to see Ty Lee's bundled-up form coming through the snow. If she didn't see Ty Lee in sixty seconds, she decided, she would go out looking her. One... two... three...

Comments

[hotpinkaura.livejournal.com]

"U-h..." She gave a shudder. "D-dunno..."

[peoplesprincess.livejournal.com]

Azula climbed into the bed behind Ty Lee, wrapping her arms around her and pulling her against her chest. Even with the heat working, the palace wasn't really equipped to deal with weather this cold, and the room was still quite chilly. "Perhaps you should go somewhere warmer. If you're actually sick I'd recommend the infirmary here at the palace, but it's not likely to be any warmer there."

[hotpinkaura.livejournal.com]

"It's too cold, Azula."

It was really too cold now...she wasn't shaking now but that didn't matter. Ty Lee couldn't quite focus anymore (even though Azula would say she couldn't focus anyways).

[peoplesprincess.livejournal.com]

Azula hugged her tighter. "If you're sick, you should get to a hospital. One warmer than ours."

[hotpinkaura.livejournal.com]

"If...if you say so..."

[peoplesprincess.livejournal.com]

"... Stay awake. Don't fall asleep."

[hotpinkaura.livejournal.com]

Ty Lee leaned forward, then stopped. "'M tired."

[peoplesprincess.livejournal.com]

"I don't care- you need to stay awake. You might have hypothermia." Azula frowned, feeling her face and hands. "You're still freezing."