LoK Comm: Asami's Ample Abhorrent Admirer

The Northern Water Tribe was a place of beauty and peace. Gentle snow fell upon the icy surface of the land as the Chief, Unalaq, smiled at his domain. Peace had been restored and there were even plans to expand both the size and power of the Northern Water Tribe's domain due to an intended new defender.

Eventually, Unalaq decided to call his children. There had been rumors of an invasion by those who came from Republic City, but the Chief's children could make the most of it.

“Desna, Eska?”

“Yes, father?” the siblings said in unison, drawing near.

“I hear your cousin Korra will be coming soon with some friends...Will you be able to bring your cousin here?”

“Of course, father,” Eska said.

“Good. I have big plans for her.” He looked to Desna. “Please make sure the others find their way to our holding quarters. We don't need Republic City to get their people back yet.”

“Consider it done, father,” Desna replied.

Hastily, the two twins departed and went off to confront the invaders. After awhile, the two were on their way and found themselves near where Korra and a few other investigators from Republic City were.

“It seems our dear cousin did indeed bring friends,” Eska said.

Desna nodded, starting to bend the ice and slush around him for his attack. “I'll handle everyone else. You greet our cousin.”

“As we were ordered, brother.”

Then, Eska and Desna began their assault, with Desna sliding down and causing an avalanche to cover the other Republic Citizens.

Below, Korra had no idea what had just hit them, until at last Eska appeared. “Eska? Why're you here?”

“Why to greet my dear cousin.” Eska smirked. “We'll catch up soon.” In a quick spin, Eska tried to cover Korra in snow, but she saw the Avatar had blocked with firebending.Eska had a back up by bending the snow behind Korra, trapping her into a tightly packed snowball. “Hm. Can't bend without your limbs, at least, though that won't be a problem for long.”

Korra began to struggle in the snow, however it was only the start of her struggle to come.

It was later when Korra had managed to wake up, finding herself in a pool of spirit water, yet chained. The water's faint, clear blue glow gave it away, as did Korra's nature as the Avatar.

“Ah, she's waking,” Desna said.

“Good, then perhaps we can end this soon. It has been awile since I've had a meal,” Eska muttered, her stomach rumbling somewhat as she spoke.

Moments later, there was the sound of footsteps followed by a voice. “Of course, but let's make sure Korra is well.”

“Uncle Unalaq?” Korra asked, surprised. “What're you up to?”

“Enacting a great plan to keep the Northern Water Tribe and my family safe.” Unalaq turned to Eska. “Given you are the closest match for Korra, I think its best you serve as her template in the Resonance Pool.”

“Of course, father.” Placing her hand in the pool, Eska watched the surface of the water. For a few moments, only Korra and Eska could see Eska's reflection in the water, as ripples came from it and to Korra.

For a time Korra felt strange, as if her very spirit was being affected by Eska. She could feel herself growing more obsessive, yet cold minded. Korra could also feel a kind of hunger setting in, unaware it was an after effect of Eska performing the Resonance without proper focus.

Eska then looked at Korra, seeing that she looked like she was in a trance. Eska then smiled to Unalaq.“It is done, father.”

“Good. Both of you can go. I have much to do in order to prepare your new sister.”

Bowing, both Eska and Desna left, leaving Korra to Unalaq.

The next few months were quite a haze for Korra. So much so that she could hardly recall the past. She remembered an avalanche and seeing Desna and Eska quite clearly, but the rest was difficult. Luckily, her father Unalaq had been there.

Korra's father told her that after a bad snowstorm her brother and sister had saved her from. Korra had also been in recovery, bathing in pools where Eska used healing waterbending on her. Korra felt like she was growing closer to her siblings and father after each time, and was utterly at peace.

However, one huge change was Korra's appetite. She couldn't help but feel hungry time and again, despite having all the food she could want. Eventually, it got to a point where Eska was asked to speak to Korra, in order to see if she could figure out why.

“Sister?” Eska asked as she walked inside.

“Oh, Eska. Good to see you. You're just in time for my post lunch snack.” Korra was greedily scarfing down food, her already vast belly growing broader and bigger as she ate her fill. Korra's attire had gone from the traditional fur laden clothes of most Water tribespeople to one that was more loose and showed off most of her body. In particular her vast belly was on display, as were her thick, blubbery thighs. Her girthy frame retained heat well, to the point she almost didn't notice the cold at all.

“While a meal sounds delicious I think I will pass. I came to see if you're adjusting well.”

“I feel better. My amnesia isn't entirely gone, but I feel lucky to be surrounded by family.” As Korra finished a bowl of rice she moved on to a cup of tea, heating it with firebending. “And as Avatar I want to keep helping.”

“I'm sure you'll get plenty of chances.” Eska smiled softly, which was more than she often did. “Actually, I come to ask you a favor.”

“A favor?” Korra asked after drinking her warmed tea and moving on to sweets. She stuffed one into her open maw and munched. “Mmm! The best part of tea is teacakes.”

“Rumor has it more people from Republic City are coming, specifically to capture you. Would you do us a favor and bring them in? As Avatar you have the best chances against such odds.”

The ample-figured Avatar considered what was said for a few moments before nodding. “Consider it done.”

“Excellent.” Eska grinned, but suddenly it became a gasp when she realized Korra had started to hug her, almost crushingly so. “Urk!”

“Anything for my dear sister and the rest of my family!” the twin braided bender replied, unaware of her own strength.

“G-great...” Eska managed to grunt, though glad to see the plan to convert Korra to their side was going along flawlessly.

A day later, Korra was on her way through the snow, using bending to propel her bulky body forward. Eventually, she reached the top of an icy hill and looked down to see several mechanized vehicles and a rather beautiful woman.

Korra paused as she looked at her, seeing the woman's beautiful green eyes and long, flowing black hair. Something about her made Korra's heart skip a beat and her desire to be near the woman grow.

Meanwhile, down below, the woman, who was Asami Sato, was also looking around in concern. Asami had heard that Korra went missing months ago, along with others. While Asami was concerned for the others, it was Korra that Asami was most concerned for. It was the reason Asami had come alone, though she had brought several automated vehicles with her in case she ran into trouble and needed to use one as a distraction.

Bundled up in warm clothing, Asami began to look around until she noticed a figure on the horizon. “Huh? Who is that?” Asami stepped forward to look closer, however she soon recognized the figure when she looked closely. “Wait...Korra?”

Korra soon slid down and managed to stop in front of Asami, staring at her with utter adoration. “Hello there...”

“Korra!” Asami cheered, hugging the Avatar. She was confused at Korra's attire, and surprised at how big she had gotten, but not displeased. “You're alive, and you put on weight!”

“Wait, you know me?” Korra asked, surprised. She couldn't help but blush once she realized how tightly the girl was hugging her.

“Korra, it's me, Asami, your girlfriend. Don't you recognize me?” Asami asked, concerned.

“No, I can't, which is a shame,” Korra said sadly before hugging up Aami tightly in her hefty arms. “Because you're the most beeeautiful person I've ever seen!”

Asami gasped asshe felt her spine crack and her body press into Korra's soft, flabby stomach. It was a pleasure to touch, but Asami couldn't move. “Ugh...Korra...” Asami soon felt herself lose consciousness.

“Oh, no! Asami!” Korra gasped. Afraid after what she had done by mistake, Korra rushed to take Asami back to her home at once.

It was a couple hours later when Asami woke up in what looked like a lavish area of the northern water tribe palace. Asami looked around to see she was surrounded by pillows and warm blankets, but otherwise in an icy looking room.

“Hm? Where am I?” Asami asked, looking around.

“Oh, you're up!” Korra piped cheerily.

Asami gasped when she realized that Korra was sitting in acoz looking chair in the corner of her room. “Korra?”

“My dear sister helped me make sure I looked my best. After all, I want my dear girlfriend to be happy.”

“Wait, your sister?” Asami asked.

“Yes! Now I can woo and adore you properly and the two of us can live in perfect, icy bliss.” Korra rushed over to Asami again, kissing her on the cheek many times in succession before nuzzling. “I can't believe I was able to find the most adorable, loving spy in Republic City to help the north water tribe.”

Aside from being repulsed, Asami was filled with confusion, however much more would change.

The next couple of weeks were surreal for Asami. Korra had become convinced that she was Unalaq's daughter and sister to Eska and Desna. Asami also found out that Korra was also told that even though she was the Avatar that Republic City and the other nations posed a threat to the north water tribe and needed to be conquered. No matter what protests Asami came up with, Korra wouldn't listen.

“Father told me those nasty Republic City people had hypnotists mess with your mind,” Korra said as Asami sat uncomfortably on her pudgy lap. Korra had taken to brushing Asami's hair and picking out her clothes while doting on her, treating Asami like a doll almost.

“But it's Unalaq who lied to you. He's your uncle, not your father,” Asami insisted, struggling somewhat to get away from Korra.

“Oh, but Eska told me I was adopted by Unalaq after my mother and father's untimely passing,” Korra said, swooning with sadness as she said it. “He's still practically my father.”

Asami could only groan and wait until her hair was done. When it was, she stood. “Finally!” She enjoyed being close to Korra's body, which was oddly pleasing to touch, but she couldn't stand how overbearing Korra had become.

“Maybe I can give you new lipstick now. Sea Glacier Blue would look lovely on you.”

“Sorry, but I need some time to explore the palace grounds,” Asami said, heading towards the door.

Korra jumped to her feet cheerfully. “Great, I'll come with you. Just to make sure you don't try to leave the palace grounds or anything.”

“Uh, I'll settle for the guards.” Asami waved and left quickly.

Feeling disheartened, Korra sighed before going elsewhere to sulk and eat her troubles away. Once she reached the kitchen, though, she saw Eska was there. “Hello, dear sister...Do we have any food?”

“Well, you just ate lunch an hour ago, so none for the time being,” Eska replied. “What is troubling you?”

Korra took a single papaya that was on the table and took a huge bite out of it while bemoaning her fate. “Asami still seems to be under the illusions of Republic City and I can't figure out how to reach her.”

“Hm, that can be troubling...” Eska began to think. “Perhaps true love's kiss can break the illusion?”

“Oh? You think so?” Korra asked, elated and with a full mouth.

Eska nodded stoicly. “My advice? Next time you see Asami, wait for a chance to give her a deep, loving kiss. It may take more than one shot, though.”

“I'll do as many as it takes to get my lovey-dovey Asami-wamy back!” Korra shouted before she was filled with joy. “Thank you, Eska.”

“It's what sisters are for.” Eska cracked a genuine, wide smile. It stirred her heart to actually see Korra happy.

Giving Eska a gentle hug, Korra went off, squealing with joy and the thought of winning Asami over.

Evemtually, hours passed and Korra was ready to break the spell on Asami, she just needed a good chance to plant true love's kiss. Asami was near the fountain on the palace grounds, sighing. “Oh, Asami...”

Asami turned to look at Korra.”Oh, there you are...Everything ok?”

“Nothing, I've just realized what I need to do, Asami, to get us back to where we were.”

Asami folded her arms and rolled her eyes. “Let me go and make sure you get your real memories back?”

“To look you in the eyes and really connect with you,” Korra said, taking Asami's hands softly. “If...You'll let me.”

Asami, now looking at Korra, had to admit she felt her old feelings stir again. She had a gentle smile on her face. “Korra, no matter what there's always room in my heart for you.”

“Good..” Korra smiled before leaning in.

Asami did the same, expecting a simple peck on the lips, however she soon felt Korra kissing her, followed by a tongue in her mouth. Asami's eyes widened as Korra planted a wet, sloppy kiss on her, making out with Asami. The green eyed woman tried to get away, but she was stuck in an embrace. She could hardly struggle, let alone get free. She felt a mixture of pleasure and revulsion at the same time, the kiss lasting for minutes until Korra stopped and Asami panted to catch her breath.

“Did the kiss work? Are you back?” Korra asked excitedly.

“Pleh...Korra, what were you thinking?” Asami gasped. “Did they brainwash you into being so clingy too?”

“Aw, it's not working...But I'll try again! I won't stop until my wuvy duvy Asami-wami is mine again!” Puckering her lips again, Korra reached out, only for Asami to run off. Giggling, she chased Asami around the castle grounds, starting a new chapter on their lovelife.