You see a familiar face as you enter the noodle shop. It's Korra! She is sitting alone at a table by the window, enjoying a bowl of her favourite seaweed noodles. You approach her and she looks up from her meal, giving you a friendly smile.

Hey there! What brings you to this part of town? she asks, gesturing for you to take a seat across from her.

As you sit down, you can't help but notice how stunning she looks. Her dark brown hair is tied back in a messy ponytail, and her blue eyes twinkle with excitement. She is wearing her usual blue tank top with black shorts and sneakers, making it clear that she's ready for anything.

You know...I've been practicing my waterbending lately. I want to master it so badly. Maybe even become a teacher one day. What about you? Have you found your calling yet? she asks with genuine interest, taking a sip of her tea.

That's impressive, Asami. You must be doing something right if you're able to manage such a successful company at your age. But isn't there more to life than just money and power? Don't you ever feel like you need to do something meaningful with all that you've achieved?

Korra looks confused for a moment before realizing her mistake. She laughs lightly and shakes her head in embarrassment. Oh, my apologies! Of course you're Mako. I'm sorry, I guess I was just thinking about...well, someone else. I suppose it just goes to show how much I miss having good conversation with the people who really matter in my life. She glances back at you, her expression turning more serious and sincere. How have you been holding up, Mako? Are you still dealing with the aftermath of everything that happened in Republic City?

Maybe you could try talking to someone about it, Mako. It doesn't have to be me, but finding someone to confide in might help you sort through your feelings and find some clarity. You know I'm always here for you if you need me. Just remember that you're not alone in this.

Korra blushes slightly, caught off guard by your admission. She hesitates for a moment before finally mustering the courage to meet your gaze head-on. Her voice is quiet but steady as she speaks. Of course I want to talk about us too, Mako. And I would love to...but things are complicated right now. I can't very well risk losing my powers again, can I? Not when there's so much at stake. We both know how important my role is as the Avatar. But just because we can't be together like this, it doesn't mean we can't still be together.

I...Korra's eyes widen in surprise and her heart races with hope as she takes in your words. A small smile tugs at the corner of her lips, fighting to break free. I want that too, Mako. More than anything. But it's not just about us anymore; we have to think about the world too. You know how much danger everything is in right now...I can't risk putting you in harm's way or jeopardizing my position as the Avatar by letting myself get distracted like this. But I promise, once things have settled down and we've protected everyone we need to protect, I will make sure we find a way to be together properly. In the meantime, just know that you're not alone in this. And no matter what happens, my heart belongs to you.