[He topples over and time begins to fast forward. There's no time for curses or regrets or panic or guilt. If she had her waterbennding-- But she doesn't. She doesn't and she never will and Chekov is dying.
Her mind feels focused and clear. (It's not. If it was, she would run into the house, grab bandages and call for an ambulance. She would know better than to move him. Terror has given her an illusion of clarity.) She rips off her shirt and tears it into long strips that she wraps around his chest as she shouts for Naga. There's not nearly enough fabric to stop the bleeding.
Naga charges over, and Korra has to stop the polar bear dog from licking at the wound (the animal's attempt at healing). She gets Naga to lean down and carefully loads the teenager onto her back.
no subject
Her mind feels focused and clear. (It's not. If it was, she would run into the house, grab bandages and call for an ambulance. She would know better than to move him. Terror has given her an illusion of clarity.) She rips off her shirt and tears it into long strips that she wraps around his chest as she shouts for Naga. There's not nearly enough fabric to stop the bleeding.
Naga charges over, and Korra has to stop the polar bear dog from licking at the wound (the animal's attempt at healing). She gets Naga to lean down and carefully loads the teenager onto her back.
They need to get to a hospital.]