Cavetown-Inspired Zukka
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Zuko stared up at his bedroom ceiling.
It was an interesting ceiling. Zuko had a local artist paint over the gory mural Ozai had commissioned (only his father could fall asleep with the image of Fire Nation soldiers slaughtering airbenders above him), and it was now covered in intricate patterns and shapes reminiscent of flames.
Zuko wasn't looking at the ceiling, though.
Well, he was looking at the ceiling, but he wasn't seeing it.
He was seeing crystal blue eyes. He was hearing that distinctive, clear laugh. He was feeling the warm weight of a hand on his shoulder.
Spirits, he was fucked.
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- Part 1 of Cavetown-Inspired Zukka
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Sokka and Zuko practice for their first dance as husbands.
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- Part 2 of Cavetown-Inspired Zukka
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It was a strange time of night for the doorbell to ring, but nobody told the doorbell that.
It was a strange time of night for Sokka to be awake, but nobody told his AP Chem homework that.
Sokka opened the door of his small ranch-style home to reveal his boyfriend, shivering in the rain while clinging desperately to a very upset five-year-old.
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- Part 3 of Cavetown-Inspired Zukka
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He didn't know where Zuko's was -- he must cover it up, because Sokka wasn't sure there was a part of Zuko he hadn't memorized. If he could just see it, he'd know... Or if he knew some Fire Nation, he could read his own.
Zuko had seen his. Sokka had never tried to cover it up before -- he might have, if it wasn't on his chest and therefore usually obscured by his shirt, considering the distinct language and coloring of the letters. He couldn't read Fire Nation, but the sharp characters were hard to miss. Zuko hadn't commented on it, hadn't offered to translate it. He might have even assumed Sokka already knew what it read.
Needless to say, Sokka did not know what it read.
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- Part 4 of Cavetown-Inspired Zukka
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Sokka doesn't normally come to shows. He used to come to every one, but then Zuko got bigger and the shows got further away. Now, he comes when Zuko plays in their hometown, which Sokka still lives in. Which Zuko doesn't. Because Sokka still lives here.
People always say his best shows are here, though, and Zuko supposes it's because his muse is in the audience. How can he not sing with feeling when the source of it all is three feet from the stage?
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- Part 5 of Cavetown-Inspired Zukka
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”Come with us.”
”What?” The other boy shifted in Sokka’s arms to face him. Golden eyes met blue, furrowed and confused.
Sokka should stop. He shouldn’t talk about this-- not with him.
”Come with us.”
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- Part 6 of Cavetown-Inspired Zukka
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This is erosion.
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- Part 7 of Cavetown-Inspired Zukka