[ In the early morning, Korra will find an oddity on the beachhouse's porch. A tray overflowing with melting ice-blocks, each one glittering mightily as the sunlight strikes it. Each one containing a colorful flower. The pale pink of a peach bloom, its spiny tendrils extending from the ice. A morning-glory, the red petals like splashes of blood. Purple sprigs of pansies. Pale brambles and white stars of jasmine, mixed in with delicately-veined blue wolfsbane. ]
[ A large pink aster is knotted to the tray itself, its petals unfurled back around a darker pink ringing a yellow core. It gives off a rich scent of wet soil as if still in the ground. ]
[ There is no note. No sign of what the whole arrangement means. The sender is, himself, unsure what the flowers signify. But if he did, he'd tell you (with a blade held at his throat): Brambles for regrets. Pansies because I think of you. A morning glory for an unforeseen attachment, and wolfsbane for misanthropy. The jasmine is for sentiment, and the peach-blooms for being you. ]
[ The aster means: 'Please be patient. I'll think about it.' ]
Dated to early morning on the 20th
[ A large pink aster is knotted to the tray itself, its petals unfurled back around a darker pink ringing a yellow core. It gives off a rich scent of wet soil as if still in the ground. ]
[ There is no note. No sign of what the whole arrangement means. The sender is, himself, unsure what the flowers signify. But if he did, he'd tell you (with a blade held at his throat): Brambles for regrets. Pansies because I think of you. A morning glory for an unforeseen attachment, and wolfsbane for misanthropy. The jasmine is for sentiment, and the peach-blooms for being you. ]
[ The aster means: 'Please be patient. I'll think about it.' ]