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She knew Aang was proud of her. She knew that Zuko was probably proud of her too. Katara wasn’t one to take her anger out on people, to seek revenge... at least not on innocent people. Yon Rha was anything but innocent. Part of her was glad that she didn’t kill Yon Rha, but a small part of her wondered why she didn’t.
She knew why.
She was not a killer.
Sighing loudly, she was... glad that she was finally able to forgive Zuko. Looking back, he had changed and matured so much from their first encounter. “I’ll save you from the pirates,” echoed in her mind as she thought back.
“Hello, Zuko here.” Laughing a little at her memory of when he wanted to join the Gaang, she sat at the shore under the moonlight, and she gazed down at the water, down at her reflection. He was an awkward guy, sure, but he had proved himself worthy of her trust.
Spirits, he even sat and waited outside her tent all night! She was glad she gave him her forgiveness, proud of him for all he had moved up from and grown, and her heart swelled a bit.
She didn’t hear the footsteps behind her and Katara sighed, waving her hand through the water.
