Borra: A New Life
Chapter Three: Second Trimester, Month Five Part Three
(I do not, nor will I EVER, own The Legend of Korra. Bryke does.)
                Korra sat in front of the Vanity Mirror in hers and Bolin's room, brushing her hair. As she did, she noticed just how long her hair was. It was down to her back, right at the base of her butt.
"Wow," she muttered, "I knew my hair was long, but not THAT long."
"Korra?" Senna's voice called from outside the room.
"In here, Mom!" Korra replied.
Senna then opened the door, allowing herself to enter.
"Hi, hon," greeted Senna, "How are you doing?"
"Been better," Korra answered, "Been worse, too."
Senna noticed her daughter's long hair.
"Your hair's grown out a lot," she acknowledged.
"Yeah," Korra replied, running her fingers through it.
"Want me to braid it for you?" Senna offered.
"Really?" Korra inquired.
"Mm-hmm," Senna hummed, "Your Mom knows a thing or two about braid

Borra: A New Life
Chapter Two: Second Trimester, Month Five Part Two
(I do not, nor will I EVER, own The Legend of Korra. Bryke does.)
Dawn had barely begun to rise over Harbor City.
                In the Southern Water Tribe Royal Palace, everyone slept in their rooms. Well, except a certain eight-year-old boy who crept out of his bedroom, wearing a coat, a pair of pants, mittens, and boots.
                Haku tiptoed past Korra and Bolin's room, both of them snoring, and unaware of their escaping adoptive son. Though, Naga, who slept on the floor, awoke the moment she heard Haku's footsteps.
                Haku soon made it to the front doors of the castle. Right when he was about to open them, Haku paused the second he heard Naga's loud panting.
"Shh!" Haku immediately turned around and shushed

Borra: A New Life
Chapter One: Second Trimester, Month Five Part One
(I do not, nor will I EVER, own The Legend of Korra. Bryke does.)
                Naga trekked through the tundra of the Southern Water Tribe while carrying Korra, whose hair was down, Bolin, Pabu, Huanle, and Haku, who sat in front of Korra. Two weeks passed since Korra and Bolin moved in with Tonraq and Senna, and since they adopted Haku. And the boy was loving life.
                Not only did he have a family again after three years, but he lived in what he perceived as a wonderland. Every day, Haku and his family would go around, exploring every inch of the Southern Water Tribe. Wonderful neighbors surrounded him, and they'd always offer him snacks and presents.
Though, what Haku loved the most about the Southern Water Tribe were the Southern Lights.
They were gorgeous. Each time Haku sa