The wonderful and sweet @dont-blame-it-on-the-kids commissioned me to draw this. You guys gotta go thank them. They have some really nice ideas for what is happening in this picture with Ikki and aunt Lin❤️

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The wonderful and sweet @dont-blame-it-on-the-kids commissioned me to draw this. You guys gotta go thank them. They have some really nice ideas for what is happening in this picture with Ikki and aunt Lin❤️
Lin and the air babies head cannons?
Okay so this got out of hand a little but:
- Lin is very awkward around them first, because the only child she’s ever been around is Su
- Jinora is the first one she warms up to, because she’s quiet and just has her nose stuck in a book all the time
- Tenzin must have mentioned about the book exchanges they used to have, because Jinora starts asking questions about books she’s reading from the Island’s library
- She starts recommending books for Jinora to read
- When she’s older (and when Linzin have struck up their friendship again), the three of them have a book club
- Ikki takes a while for Lin to warm up to. She asks way too many questions that Lin just doesn’t know how to answer without being mean.
- One day, Ikki is sick when she and Kya are watching the kids and Kya is nowhere to be found
- Lin begrudgingly cleans up the mess, but the girl is feverish and clingy and whiny
- She asks for a cuddle and a story, so Lin obliges, sitting down in Aang’s old rocking chair, telling Ikki a child-friendly version of her detective days and the girl falls asleep on her
- That’s the moment Ikki worms her way into Lin’s heart
- Meelo is loud and hyper and disgusting, everything she hates about kids, and she tries not to have too much to do with him at first
- But she kind of likes the hero worship
- She also enjoys indulging in pranking the cloudkids with him
- As he grows up, he decides he wants to become the first airbending police officer and Lin is so immensely proud
- She gives him advice and goes to his graduation ceremony and she can’t stop smiling the entire time
- I hc Rohan as a waterbender and he always feels like the odd one out growing up
- He’s quiet and studious and waterbends like an airbender. Lin likes to show him some earthbending techniques so he can learn to incorporate those into his bending style
- She absolutely loves reading stories to all of the kids, and she’s amazing at the voices
- They all adore Aunt Lin’s cuddles but she swears them to secrecy about it so that nobody can know she’s a giant softie
- Ikki is the first one to call her Aunt Lin and Lin wells up the first time she hears it
- The first time Ikki gets her heart broken, Tenzin has to stop her from hunting the little shit down
I hope you’re still ok getting KyaLin prompts. I’d like to ask for Lin admitting just how much she’s fallen for Kya to someone, maybe Katara or Tenzin or Bumi. Or a really soft evening between Kya & Lin, when the whole world slips away & it’s just them, making each other happy, being kind & wanting to make each other happy after so long being apart.
I’m not sure how coherent all that is but I love your writing & I think you have a brilliant grasp of their characters & anything you write will be ever so welcome. *waves geekily*
thank you so much! i couldn’t get this to form in a prose kind of way, but i kind of like the bullet style tbh.
The trouble with you, dear, is that you think of an angel of the Lord as a creature with wings, whereas he is probably a scruffy little man in a bowler hat
Aunt Lin, The Franchise Affair
'A last-minute reprieve with the rope round the heroes neck? That happens only in detective stories and the last few minutes of horse-operas' 'Not at all. It happens every day, somewhere in the world... Providence does take a hand, you know, when other methods fail.'
Robert Blair + Aunt Lin, The Franchise Affair