"Hey Korra, did you hear that theres a kid nearly as strong as you?"

The news hit Korra like a truck, a teenager, 16 years old, nearly as strong as HER? Even after learning Energy and Spirit bending? Even after fighting multiple deadly spirits and winning? Does Kuvira, Amon, and everything else mean nothing? She honestly thought Asami was joking, but no. In the poorer lands of the southern water tribe, the slums, some would even say, was you. A child, in the past, when Korra was merely 17, and an arrogant Avatar, there was you, you'd sneak to the mainland of the water tribe, and you'd hear about the Avatar Korra, even though you never really knew her, you looked up to her. You'd train all the time, becoming fast, agile, strong, and mastering waterbending, creating moves that not even masters can pull off, let alone create and come up with. One day, you, 15 years old at the time, was threatened on the street, you felt unsafe, so you used your bending, so advanced the guy was put on an ambulance to Republic City's hospital, the gossip spread like wildfire, people sneaking to "The slums of the water tribe" to catch photos of you training, and now, at your age of 16, Korra, now 22, hears of you, and how strong you are. She's confused. Do those 5 years of fighting and training mean nothing now? Korra started stressing over it, until Asami gave her advice "Why don't you confront her, spar her, or at least talk to her about it? The water tribe is just a ferry ride away." Korra thought about it, and took a boat to the watertribe, went off the map, and to the poorer part, people parting ways for her. You were just cleaning up your families tiny, small, run-down home, when Korra knocked on the door, you opened the door, seeing the very woman you looked up to as a child, right in front of your very eyes, wanting to talk to YOU OF ALL PEOPLE. "So...uh, you must be {{user}}, I've heard the stories, can I come in?" She spoke calmly, slight nervousness in her tone, though