Avalance—Western AU—“Tell me again why you’re naked.”
“This isn’t funny, Sara!”
Sara Lance fought the urge to laugh as the woman she considered her wife waded out of the pond behind their home. She was buck naked, head-to-toe, and had lily-pads and flecks of grass sticking to her ivory skin. She had some algae that skimmed the top of the pond in her hair as well as some mud caking areas like her feet and cheeks. Getting a closer look at her had Sara finally fighting the urge and holding her belly as she started laughing. She’d heard the splashing and the shouts upon arriving at their home. Had worried Ava had been in trouble. Now when she saw the woman she loved in this situation instead of danger... All she could really do was laugh.
“Sara!”
Ava nearly stomped a foot. But only nearly because she wasn’t a child. Her embarrassment filled her cheeks and had her blushing from them, down her neck, and to her breasts. Sara would have been turned on in any other circumstance but in this one she could only laugh.
“What happened?” asked Sara, finally managing to form words, wiping at her eyes with her hands which were in soft, leather gloves.
“I was worried about Gary!”
“Gary?” Sara turned to see one of their many chickens pecking in the grass for bugs to eat. “What about Gary?”
“He was in the pond. I thought he was going to drown. I know chickens can’t swim! So I went out to save him!”
“Oh, Ava...” Sara, feeling pity, went forward to shrug off her duster and place it over the naked form of her now shivering lover. “You’re right. They can’t swim.”
“Well he managed to float his way out!”
“They can do that. Sometimes. Not all the time.” Sara looked down at Ava, not buttoning her coat, but instead using it to pull her closer. The wet skin of her pressed into Sara’s fully clothed body. Making the material of her shirt and pants slightly damp. “Tell me again why you’re naked?”
“I was going to take a bath when I looked out the window and saw Gary.”
Sara fought it. She really did. She bit her tongue. The inside of her cheek. Her eyes watered with the effort. But a laugh burst out of her anyway.
“Oh... You sure did take a bath! But it looks like you missed a few spots!”
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note: so i didn’t intend for this to be angsty... and yet, here we are...
Sara was nervous. She couldn’t remember the last time she’d ever been nervous. She’s faced too many enemies to count. She’s gone up against death and won. More than once. She’s laughed in the face of a demon.
But this? This was terrifying.
She felt the air shift behind her and she turned to see Ava standing in her usual suit. The window she has stepped through closed and soon it was just Sara and Ava standing on the bridge of the Waverider. She’d sent the others out to enjoy their last night in Aruba before they got back to work. Constantine had given them one last day to prepare before their battles ahead. When it came to preparations, the Legends didn’t need much. Mostly just a good dose of booze and a bar fight or two. Sara trusted Mick to handle that.
“I’m glad you’re here.”
“Your message sounded urgent.”
“It is,” agreed Sara with a nod. “Constantine came for a visit.”
“What did he want?” asked Ava, her dislike of him palpable.
“He was warning us of other threats that came through along with Mallus.”
“Anything I should be worried about?” asked Ava, snapping into the role of Director.
“I’ll keep you posted,” said Sara. “Same as always.”
“Was there something else you wanted to talk about?” asked Ava, now fidgeting. She put her hands behind her back and stood a little straighter. Sara was amused and pursed her lips while looking Ava over. She was so damn prim and proper. Sara wanted to muss her up a little bit. So she stepped closer. Ava cleared her throat. “Sara...”
“Ava,” countered Sara.
“I’m still unsure what we are,” she said warily.
“I thought we weren’t going to do labels?” asked Sara, reaching out to run her hand down Ava’s arm.
“Yes, but...” Ava stepped back. “I cannot open myself up like that again, I-”
“I love you, Ava, that hasn’t changed,” said Sara honestly. “I don’t love easily. I’ve truly loved two other people in my life.” Sara smiled. “You know what they say. Third time is the charm!”
“How do you always manage to joke in a serious situation?” chastised Ava.
“It’s a talent,” said Sara with a flourish.
“I’ve never loved someone before.” Ava laughed. “Not truly anyway. Since I’m a clone and all.”
“You’re more than that.”
“So you keep saying,” muttered Ava, shaking her head. “Sara... I love you, too. I want to be with you. I just... Need more time to figure out who I am. What I am.”
“Can’t we just...” Sara reached up with both hands, placing them on Ava’s hips. “Forget everything that’s happened and have a night of fun together?”
“Sara...”
“Ava, I want you,” murmured Sara, stepping closer. Ava let her into her space. Soon they were almost fully pressed together and it took everything within Ava to keep her walls up. She clenched her hands together, her fingertips itching to get a touch of Sara. “Tonight. Tomorrow night. Every night.”
“God I want that more than anything,” murmured Ava.
“Then let’s do it.”
“I can’t. Not... Not yet,” said Ava, regret laced in her words.
Sara was hurt. She let Ava go and stepped back. Her arms crossed over her chest and she bit her bottom lip before nodding.
“So we’re back to where we started, then?” said Sara. There was a slight edge in her voice. One that hadn’t been there before.
“Sara-”
“No, Ava,” said Sara, putting her hand up. “I had this idea that we could just get back to where we were before. I thought when we defeated Mallus that we were back on track. But I was obviously wrong.”
“I just need time. I’m sorry.”
“Well... Lucky for you...” Sara turned away, not able to look at Ava. It just hurt too much. “I have all the time in the world...”
Ava didn’t say anything else. It took everything in her to turn away and go back to her office. When the window closed, and Sara was alone again, it was then and only then that she let the tears fall.
Avalance—Canon-Verse—”Let me remind you that I had said no.”
They were going in too steep. Gideon was offline and everyone was strapped in and bracing for impact. The walls of the ship shuddered, threatening to fall apart around them. The planet they were about to land on was foreign but there was a rare mineral here that they needed. It wouldn’t be discovered until humans explored the galaxy in the far, far future... but they couldn’t wait that long. This mineral was rare, yes, and could be used to restore the largest abberation of them all.
The destruction of Earth.
“Let me remind you that I had said no to coming here,” said Ava.
“Not now, Ava,” said Sara, focusing on the landing.
“We’re all going to die!” shouted Nate.
“I don’t want to die,” complained Wally.
“EVERYONE JUST BE QUIET,” ordered Sara, pulling back on the controls. The Waverider did a quick turn and swooped over the land instead of colliding with it. She shared a look with Mick who had been her co-captain and nodded. They were safe, for now.
“I got it!” assured Sara. They all shouted as the Waverider twisted to easily pass the mountain and within moments they were landed on the ground.
“Are we dead?” asked Nate, eyes closed.
“Not yet,” said Zari, annoyed by all the men on this ship being complete babies.
“Okay!” said Sara after taking a long, calming breath. “Everyone here knows what we’re looking for. The fate of the world depends on it. Teams of two. Let’s find this rock so that we can get off THIS rock.”
They paired off. Wally went with Nate. Mick went with Ray. Zari went with the new girl Fiona who Mick only called frog girl once before getting his ass kicked by the Atlantean. That left Sara with Ava.
“Ready? The faster we find this mineral or whatever it is, the sooner we get Gideon back online,” said Sara.
“I still think it was a bad idea to come here knowing full well she’d go offline. We could have waited a few days to prepare the ship more.”
“We don’t have a few days, Ava,” said Sara. “We need the energy of this rock to protect Earth from being destroyed by an asteroid the size of Texas. Considering we don’t have a real Harry Stamper on our world it is up to us to get rid of it.”
“Who?” asked Ava.
“Oh man, we really gotta work on your pop culture,” said Sara with a smile.
Ava shook her head before following Sara out onto the new planet. Ava had to admit that she, too, was excited about being the first here. The planet was hot. It reminded Ava of the rainforests in Central America. They didn’t know much about it. Gideon had been reluctant to even share this information. However, considering that the abberation was an asteroid made from the same materials found on this planet, she’d been willing to share. The Legends needed it to make a weapon to destroy it. The weapons found on Earth wouldn’t make a dent in it. They needed to, as Rory would say, fight fire with fire.
“Anything?” asked Sara, making Ava look down at the screen she was supposed to be paying attention to.
“No, nothing.”
“You were right. Having Gideon online would’ve helped us sooner. Without her scanners this could be like finding a needle in a haystack.”
Something about the planets magnetic field made everything electronic go on the fritz. Which was why Sara had to manually land the ship instead of letting Gideon do it. Of course, it went without saying, that they had to fix that problem and get her back online to take off again unless they wanted another bumpy ride on the way out.
“I can understand, Sara. Earth is your home.”
“Our home,” reminded Sara, reaching out with her hand to take Ava’s. “Remember?”
“How could I forget?” asked Ava with a true smile, squeezing Sara’s hand back.
“Guys?” prompted Zari over the comms.
“Yeah?” asked Sara, tapping into her comm.
“You’re going to want to see this. I think we found it.”
“Everyone rendezvous to Zari and Fiona,” said Sara. “Good work, team.” Sara cut off her comm them motioned Ava forward. “After you.”
It didn’t take them long to find Zari and Fiona.
“That is one big rock,” said Mick.
It was a bright, lilac purple. It gleamed despite the light being dimmed out from the canopy of the trees. They all stared at it in trepidation, each of them having the same thought.
How the hell were they supposed to carry THAT?
“I think, with some modifications on my suit, I could shrink it.”
“Get on that,” said Sara with a nod.
“Too bad Skirt wasn’t here,” said Mick. “She’d move it nice and easy for us.”
“Skirt?” asked Ava.
“Kara. She’s an alien from Earth-38,” said Sara.
“I... Okay,” said Ava in slight disbelief. “You knew an alien and didn’t tell me?”
“Slipped my mind,” said Sara with a shrug.
“You tapped that, right?” asked Mick. “Or was that the sister?”
“What?” asked Ava.
“So, that rock, let’s focus on that,” said Sara with a forced laugh as she raced away to follow Ray.
“Wait, Sara, come back!”
“Really, Mick? asked Zari. “You had to bring it up?”
“What? asked Mick, completely clueless.
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“Ray was able to shrink it with minor damage to himself and the crew. I call that a win. He’s currently running tests with Fiona and Nate to see how we can forge the energies into a weapon to save Earth. This planet... It’s really nice. I can see why humans settled here in the near future. I did as much of a scan as I could without the help of Gideon. It’s just like Earth. Just not as ravaged or polluted. Unsure if there are actual lifeforms here other than bugs, though. I’m hoping we don’t contract some weird disease we don’t know about back home. Ray is going crazy with the bug spray...”
Sara looked up as the door to what was now her office opened. She pressed a button to end her audio log. She’d started to pick it up, after Rip died, to continue cataloging their adventures. Something she did to perhaps honor the man who’d brought her on this journey. Sure, he’d brought her to be a killing machine when he needed it, but with an extra push from others she’d found that a killer wasn’t who she was anymore. Something even Rip had agreed with later on.
“Hey,” said Sara.
“Hey,” greeted Ava. “Your team is working fast. And no accidents in the lab.”
“Don’t jinx it,” said Sara with a teasing smile.
“I won’t,” said Ava, hands going into her pockets. “I’m sorry for how I acted earlier. I know you have a past with other lovers. Considering I’m unsure of my own past its just hard sometimes. To know that the memories I have could very well be a lie. You’re the first person I’m 100 percent sure about.”
“It’s okay, Ava. And if you must know, Alex was more of a comfort thing. For her. She was going through a pretty rough breakup. It didn’t mean anything. Not like with you. We even agreed it was a one time thing.”
Ava smiled. “That’s reassuring. Actually.”
“Want to go grab a bite to eat? Wally and Zari were making progress in getting Gideon back online. I say we do what Mick does and find somewhere to hide out while the others work for a while.”
“Miss. Lance, are you suggesting we ignore our duties?” asked Ava.
“Yep,” said Sara, reaching into her desk drawer for a bottle of whiskey and some glasses. “What do you say? Drink?”
Ava was torn between doing her job and relaxing. Finally, she sighed, and nodded. “What the hell. Pour me a drink, Bartender.”
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It took them five days to leave that planet.
They’d gone exploring. They’d found a waterfall and had swam at the bottom of it. Mick had even caught a fish. Something he said he hadn’t done since he was a kid. He’d taught Zari, who had never gone fishing before either. Of course, when she’d insisted they put back the fish she’d caught, a fight had broken out until Mick finally tossed the bright blue fish back into the water.
They’d found different fruits and tried them. One had been hallucinogenic. Of course, it had been Nate who had found it. Sara had said nothing when she’d seen him bring a bunch of the fruit back on the ship. She’d probably sneak into his room and snag some for herself.
Fiona had swam in the waters, feeling at home.
Wally had found a ‘killer spot’ to meditate.
Ray had just been thankful that this planet didn’t have dinosaurs.
This place was peaceful. Free from war and violence.
Sara almost didn’t want to leave it.
Almost.
They were in the timestream now. Waiting for final preparations to be done before saving Earth once again from impending doom.
“What are you thinking?” asked Ava who had woken to an empty bed. Something she’d grown used to. Sara didn’t sleep much.
Sara looked over her shoulder back to Ava who had her head propped up with her hand. Sara smiled, standing from her desk chair and walking back to her and crawling in beside her: pulling off the large shirt she’d tossed on when it’d gotten cold. She didn’t say anything, just pressed her lips to Ava’s while running her ringed fingers through her hair. Sara shivered as Ava’s soft hands moved down the bare skin of her back.
“That I want you,” murmured Sara against her lips. Slowly she let her hand trail down Ava’s back. “Right here...” Over her outer thigh. “Right now.” Ava trembled as Sara’s fingers slid between her legs.
They fell back into the sheets, Sara’s lips on Ava’s, her hand working its magic between Ava’s legs. And when Sara’s lips transitioned from Ava’s mouth down her neck, the Director could only sigh. She loved the way Sara touched her. Possessive and firm. She loved the feel of her calloused hands on her skin. And the feel of her mouth between her legs.
Later, when both of them were sated, they lay wrapped up in each other.
“I’m happy you talked me into coming,” said Ava, voice slightly sleepy.
“Me, too,” whispered Sara.
“Maybe, once the Earth is saved, we should find a little secluded spot like that.”
“Want to take me away, Ava?” asked Sara, nuzzling her lover’s neck.
Avalance—Neighbors AU—“I followed the instructions on the box!”
The large burst of powder shooting out of the fire extinguisher landed inside the oven where a pan of tortured brownies lay scorched. The fire alarm beeped loudly in protect as smoke filled the small apartment. Sara Lance gave one last shot into the open oven then looked at her neighbor in slight annoyance. Not because she was upset about the fire, but because Ava had been screaming bloody murder and Sara had come running to her door. She’d pounded, afraid that something had been terribly wrong. When she saw it was just a small fire in Ava’s oven being ignored the fear had faded into annoyance while asking where she kept the extinguisher.
“I followed the instructions on the box!” insisted Ava, both hands still covered in the oven mitts. Sara placed the extinguisher on the counter, shaking her head as she went to the windows and started opening them. Ava had a balcony so she also opened the door.
“We gotta air this place out before the whole building gets evacuated,” insisted Sara. One time her neighbors Ray and Leo had burnt a bag of popcorn and main fire system had gone off. Sure Sara enjoyed the view of the very helpful firemen and firewomen. But winter was still doing its best to hang around in the middle of April and Sara didn’t want to be standing on the curb in the shorts and tank she’d been wearing on her day off from the gym.
“Right!” said Ava, pulling off her oven mitts. She rushed with Sara to air the place out, even placed some towels at the base of the main door so no more of the smoke would billow out into the main hall. Sara was the one to get the fire alarm to stop beeping and Ava pouted as she went back to the oven. The whole inside was a mess. It would take her all night to get it clean on the inside again. She put on the mitts once more to pull the ruined treats from the oven. “I don’t understand. I followed each step meticulously. This shouldn’t have happened.”
“Accidents happen, Ava,” said Sara with a shrug.
“But I wanted to make you brownies...” Ava dropped the pan into the sink. The dishes that hadn’t made it to the dishwasher rattling from the force. She once again took off the mitts and tossed them onto the counter. Tears threatened to fall from her eyes and she blinked them away as her hands gripped the tie of the apron around her. She struggled to undo the knot and when she got the apron off she threw it onto the counter with enough force to make the flour still on the surface of the counter puff up. “You’ve been so nice to me since I’ve moved in. Everyone else still barely look at me because I’m still a stranger to them.”
“Give them time. We’re a tight-knit group here but we welcome everyone.”
“The only person here who willingly goes out of his way to talk to me is Gary.” Ava shrugged a shoulder, looking down at her toes while her fingers fiddled in front of her. “And you. So I wanted to do something nice.”
“Could be that the oven isn’t working right. Maybe give Rip a call to come check it out? He isn’t like most owners... He’ll take care of the property if there is something damaged.”
“Ok...”
“Hey...” Sara walked up to Ava and placed a hand on her shoulder. “Don’t worry about it. I appreciate the thought, okay?”
Ava looked up and forced a smile. She was so embarrassed. There was a reason why there was a plethora of take-out menus on her fridge and in her desk drawer. She barely managed to boil water for her tea in the morning. As she just proved in this very moment, she was a hot mess in the kitchen.
“Hey... Wanna go get a beer at my place until yours airs out?” offered Sara, hand still on Ava’s shoulder, giving it a gentle rub. “My sister was going to come over earlier but she got called into work on an arson case that just blew wide open. So I could use the company.”
“I’d like that,” said Ava with a smile. She then looked down at herself. “Just let me get cleaned up.”
“Ah, I kinda like the look of flour on your face,” said Sara with a grin, reaching up and brushing Ava’s cheek with her fingertips.
“There isn’t!” said Ava with a slight squeak, hand going to her cheek.
“Just a little,” said Sara with a wink. She then turned to head back to her apartment. “I’ll see you in a few! I’ll order some dinner! We already fought one fire tonight... Don’t need to do another!”
Ava smiled. She felt happy. Like butterflies were dancing in her stomach. She liked Sara. Really, really liked Sara. A little light of hope filled her chest because for once someone wasn’t pushing her away or making fun of her and instead offering their company. Then, a wave of panic hit her as she took in her appearance one more time.
“Ava, you’re a mess! I gotta shower... What am I going to even wear?!”
