Korra blinked a few times at Dinah’s response. A line of questions about who was helping her, how, and why had been what Korra was expecting. With the full intent of avoiding them of course, she knew Bruce was a private person and she didn’t want to bring him to anyone’s attention if she could help it. And yet, she got nothing but acceptance.
Standing there for a moment in stunned silence, Korra was unsure of what to do or say. That kind of thing never happened with her.
Finally she nodded and at Dinah’s request she made her way into the courtyard. Assuming the stance Dinah was in, she fell into step near her.
“…Why are you helping me?”
Korra knew the whole thing with Damian, which was obviously one of the factors, and that led Korra to believe that there was some other reason than the original one Dinah gave when they first started, before the clinic, back at the hydroponics garden. There was the paranoia she had developed after her mission for Evandau, or the conversation she had with an anonymous man over the network in regards to the Green Lanterns, or simply because Amon was at large and she felt she was the only one that cared. But really, the biggest thing that had affected her was last night, on her way home from the pizza party with the turtles. The dark figure wearing the black mask and cape that had chi-blocked her left Korra with a feeling that Keeliai wasn’t nearly as safe as she had assumed it was.
All of this because one of her triggered flare ups over Amon caused more damage than she had intended.
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Standing there for a moment in stunned silence, Korra was unsure of what to do or say. That kind of thing never happened with her.
Finally she nodded and at Dinah’s request she made her way into the courtyard. Assuming the stance Dinah was in, she fell into step near her.
“…Why are you helping me?”
Korra knew the whole thing with Damian, which was obviously one of the factors, and that led Korra to believe that there was some other reason than the original one Dinah gave when they first started, before the clinic, back at the hydroponics garden. There was the paranoia she had developed after her mission for Evandau, or the conversation she had with an anonymous man over the network in regards to the Green Lanterns, or simply because Amon was at large and she felt she was the only one that cared. But really, the biggest thing that had affected her was last night, on her way home from the pizza party with the turtles. The dark figure wearing the black mask and cape that had chi-blocked her left Korra with a feeling that Keeliai wasn’t nearly as safe as she had assumed it was.
All of this because one of her triggered flare ups over Amon caused more damage than she had intended.