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Kolton countered every move his attacker made.

"So, Dad," he said. "When do I get to practice with a real sword?"

Sokka pulled back before releasing a flurry of attacks. "When I know you won't get hurt."

Kolton grinned, and Sokka knew what was coming. It was the same grin he'd seen on his wife's face time and time again.

Sokka went on the defensive as his son let loose with his own assault. Sokka countered every one, but was pleasantly surprised at the speed and accuracy of the blows.

At the end, the two were deadlocked. They pushed their wooden swords against each other. Kolton's grin never wavered.

The match was over. Another draw. Father and son bowed to each other. "Tomorrow," Sokka said as they walked back toward their house. "We'll practice with real swords tomorrow."

Kolton hollered and ran the rest of the way home. Sokka shook his head. He knew his son was ready for it. Now all he had to do was convince Toph.

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This pic was requested a long time ago by I'm so sorry for taking so long GD! I hope you like it.

He asked if I could draw him a pic of Sokka training one of his kids. He said I could choose which kid so I decided to put Kolton in there. Now Sokka does train all his kids how to use a sword, regardless if they could bend or not, so both Atka and Shorty are good with the sword too. But not as good as Kolton, and I like the idea of Kolton sparring with his dad. It's a nice father son bonding moment.

And once again me fecking scanner screwed up the colors. Especially the colors on Sokka's outfit. And thank you Leona for writing another savage little piece.

Oh and I'm not taking anymore requests at the moment people. I'm swamped with work and its hard to find the time to do anything.

Sokka (c) Mike and Bryan
Ficlet (c) =Leona629
Kolton & art (c) The Phoebster

Description
Kolton countered every move his attacker made.

"So, Dad," he said. "When do I get to practice with a real sword?"

Sokka pulled back before releasing a flurry of attacks. "When I know you won't get hurt."

Kolton grinned, and Sokka knew what was coming. It was the same grin he'd seen on his wife's face time and time again.

Sokka went on the defensive as his son let loose with his own assault. Sokka countered every one, but was pleasantly surprised at the speed and accuracy of the blows.

At the end, the two were deadlocked. They pushed their wooden swords against each other. Kolton's grin never wavered.

The match was over. Another draw. Father and son bowed to each other. "Tomorrow," Sokka said as they walked back toward their house. "We'll practice with real swords tomorrow."

Kolton hollered and ran the rest of the way home. Sokka shook his head. He knew his son was ready for it. Now all he had to do was convince Toph.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

This pic was requested a long time ago by I'm so sorry for taking so long GD! I hope you like it.

He asked if I could draw him a pic of Sokka training one of his kids. He said I could choose which kid so I decided to put Kolton in there. Now Sokka does train all his kids how to use a sword, regardless if they could bend or not, so both Atka and Shorty are good with the sword too. But not as good as Kolton, and I like the idea of Kolton sparring with his dad. It's a nice father son bonding moment.

And once again me fecking scanner screwed up the colors. Especially the colors on Sokka's outfit. And thank you Leona for writing another savage little piece.

Oh and I'm not taking anymore requests at the moment people. I'm swamped with work and its hard to find the time to do anything.

Sokka (c) Mike and Bryan
Ficlet (c) =Leona629
Kolton & art (c) The Phoebster