[ In hindsight, he probably should've warned her to pace herself. ]
[ Hei leaves a big tip on the table, and hauls himself to his feet. A dim glow saturates the sky outside, outlining the buildings in pale blue. Taking Korra's arm, he guides her toward the exit. The vampires barely glance up at him as he passes, both entwined and kissing, their gazes dreamy, like surfeited kittens. Reaching for the door, Hei watches the sunrays slant into the diner. Hears the first startled cry, followed by a crash of broken mugs as one of the vampires leaps up in alarm. The smell of charred flesh fills the air. It only lasts a moment. Between one eyeblink and the next, the pair burst into explosive clouds of grit. ]
[ What a mess. ]
[ Grimacing, Hei nudges Korra out. ] Love makes people so stupid. [ It's a flat observation, but somehow, it sounds to his own ears like a warning. ]
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[ Hei leaves a big tip on the table, and hauls himself to his feet. A dim glow saturates the sky outside, outlining the buildings in pale blue. Taking Korra's arm, he guides her toward the exit. The vampires barely glance up at him as he passes, both entwined and kissing, their gazes dreamy, like surfeited kittens. Reaching for the door, Hei watches the sunrays slant into the diner. Hears the first startled cry, followed by a crash of broken mugs as one of the vampires leaps up in alarm. The smell of charred flesh fills the air. It only lasts a moment. Between one eyeblink and the next, the pair burst into explosive clouds of grit. ]
[ What a mess. ]
[ Grimacing, Hei nudges Korra out. ] Love makes people so stupid. [ It's a flat observation, but somehow, it sounds to his own ears like a warning. ]