As requested from Anonnim. The reaction between Lin and Suyin, I find, is hard. They're so different,yet not. Separately, I feel they're easy, but then again, I don't have sisters to argue with. It's much shorter than I wanted, but I can't see Suyin stalling to chat. Enjoy.

She was on the edge between determined and frantic as she packed. Why did she go in the room in the first place? Doesn't matter; what does at the moment is getting back to Zaofu. Suyin slammed her baggage closed before moving to another bag. There was no time to carefully fold her fine clothes. They were stuffed hastily and probably wrinkled.

"No time." She muttered to herself before letting a much needed breath of relief out.

The short time between her packing and simply taking a break left her noticing the simple noises around her. The hurried feet of room service, some cheers of the Great Uniter and finally the sounds of her older sister coming in without knocking.

"Well?" Lin asked, leaning against the wall as soon as she closed the door. Her arms crossed before her.

"Horrible. She is what we feared. She is truly becoming a tyrant. I should have intervened sooner…" Suyin sighed, "I need to get back to Zaofu. Kuvira's forces will attack and I need to protect my home and family."

She heard the steps of the police chief leave the wall. A firm grip was placed on her shoulder before Lin made her turn to face her.

"What do you need me to do to help?"

Suyin gave her a smile, "If you can somehow make Korra come back? If not, then I do not know what else to do but defend Zaofu until I can no longer stand."

Lin hummed with thought, "I hope it won't come to that."

"Me too, but I have a bad feeling this won't stop at just Zaofu. If we are taken," Suyin paused, "If Zaofu falls, please prepare yourself for the worst to come."

They stood in silence for a moment before Suyin grabbed her luggage, "I should go."

Lin nodded, "If I see Korra, I'll make sure to give her a swift kick to the rear for you before sending her your way."

Su laughed, hurrying out the door.