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After being captured by the Earth Queen's soldiers, both Asami and a straitjacketed Korra were escorted into their airship to be brought back to Ba Sing Se to face judgment. Once aboard, Asami and Korra were moved into separate makeshift cells to prevent any chances of escape. Along with being handcuffed, Asami is tied up with thick metal cables before being chained to the floor.
"Do I have to be chained to the floor the whole way? It's going to be so uncomfortable," Asami complained.
The guard merely shrugged. "Sorry, ma'am. I'm under orders."
Asami quickly darted around the room. She knew this particular airship was built by Cabbage Corps, which used materials far cheaper than the ones utilized by Future Industries. Her eyes landed on a nearby piece of railing jutting out from the wall to her right, and an idea blossomed in her head.
"Can't you just chain me to that railing? I mean, where am I gonna go?" Asami batted her eyes as she smiled sweetly. "Please?"
The guard blushed slightly as he glanced between Asami and the railing. "...Well, as long as you're tied up, I guess it doesn't make a difference."
He then moved Asami over to the railing, where he looped the cables and chains binding Asami to the railing.
"Thank you, sir." she gave him a grateful nod.
"Oh, and another thing." the guard reached into his pocket and pulled out a roll of adhesive tape. He then ripped off a thick strip of tape before giving Asami a semi-apologetic glance. "Nothing personal, it's just that the Captain doesn't want you two making any noise. Especially after the Avatar's rants about Spirit World terror cells and plots to kill the Earth Queen."
"But she's telling the truth!" Asami insisted. "You need to warn the Queen that her life is in danger."
The guard stared at Asami for a few moments before shaking his head. "I think all that time in the desert fried both of your brains."
He then stepped forward and tightly pressed the tape onto Asami's lips, cutting off her next words.
"Mmph! Nmmh, whht!"
The guard leaned against the doorway of her cell with his hand on the door. "You may as well save your energy. We're not opening either of your compartments, till we reach Ba Sing Se." He then closed the door behind him with a resounding slam.
Asami struggled in her bindings as she focused her ears on the guard's footsteps. She waited a few moments before she was certain that he was a considerable distance away from the door.
Smiling behind her gag, she jumped up and pressed both of her feet against the wall. Asami then mustered all of her strength as she pushed herself off the wall, leveraging her weight against the railing and easily dislodging it. She leaped back onto the floor where she shrugged off the cables that bound her upper body. She then maneuvered herself to move her shackled arms forward from behind her back and tore the tight tape gag off her lips, causing her to wince slightly from the stinging sensation.
She glanced over at the door and paused for a couple of tense seconds, and sagged her shoulders when it was clear she hadn't alerted the guard. She then grabbed the piece of rebar and climbed up into the ventilation shaft above her.
Hang on, Korra. I'm on my way.

--Here's a little refurbished scene from the titular tenth episode from Book 3 of Legend of Korra. The moment when Korra and Asami were chained up in the brig together, and Asami escaping from her bindings was a great DiD scene. I figured I'd throw in a gag and more rope to spice up the scene a bit.
--Who knows, I might draw Korra in her famous straitjacket later on Time will tell.

Description
After being captured by the Earth Queen's soldiers, both Asami and a straitjacketed Korra were escorted into their airship to be brought back to Ba Sing Se to face judgment. Once aboard, Asami and Korra were moved into separate makeshift cells to prevent any chances of escape. Along with being handcuffed, Asami is tied up with thick metal cables before being chained to the floor.
"Do I have to be chained to the floor the whole way? It's going to be so uncomfortable," Asami complained.
The guard merely shrugged. "Sorry, ma'am. I'm under orders."
Asami quickly darted around the room. She knew this particular airship was built by Cabbage Corps, which used materials far cheaper than the ones utilized by Future Industries. Her eyes landed on a nearby piece of railing jutting out from the wall to her right, and an idea blossomed in her head.
"Can't you just chain me to that railing? I mean, where am I gonna go?" Asami batted her eyes as she smiled sweetly. "Please?"
The guard blushed slightly as he glanced between Asami and the railing. "...Well, as long as you're tied up, I guess it doesn't make a difference."
He then moved Asami over to the railing, where he looped the cables and chains binding Asami to the railing.
"Thank you, sir." she gave him a grateful nod.
"Oh, and another thing." the guard reached into his pocket and pulled out a roll of adhesive tape. He then ripped off a thick strip of tape before giving Asami a semi-apologetic glance. "Nothing personal, it's just that the Captain doesn't want you two making any noise. Especially after the Avatar's rants about Spirit World terror cells and plots to kill the Earth Queen."
"But she's telling the truth!" Asami insisted. "You need to warn the Queen that her life is in danger."
The guard stared at Asami for a few moments before shaking his head. "I think all that time in the desert fried both of your brains."
He then stepped forward and tightly pressed the tape onto Asami's lips, cutting off her next words.
"Mmph! Nmmh, whht!"
The guard leaned against the doorway of her cell with his hand on the door. "You may as well save your energy. We're not opening either of your compartments, till we reach Ba Sing Se." He then closed the door behind him with a resounding slam.
Asami struggled in her bindings as she focused her ears on the guard's footsteps. She waited a few moments before she was certain that he was a considerable distance away from the door.
Smiling behind her gag, she jumped up and pressed both of her feet against the wall. Asami then mustered all of her strength as she pushed herself off the wall, leveraging her weight against the railing and easily dislodging it. She leaped back onto the floor where she shrugged off the cables that bound her upper body. She then maneuvered herself to move her shackled arms forward from behind her back and tore the tight tape gag off her lips, causing her to wince slightly from the stinging sensation.
She glanced over at the door and paused for a couple of tense seconds, and sagged her shoulders when it was clear she hadn't alerted the guard. She then grabbed the piece of rebar and climbed up into the ventilation shaft above her.
Hang on, Korra. I'm on my way.

--Here's a little refurbished scene from the titular tenth episode from Book 3 of Legend of Korra. The moment when Korra and Asami were chained up in the brig together, and Asami escaping from her bindings was a great DiD scene. I figured I'd throw in a gag and more rope to spice up the scene a bit.
--Who knows, I might draw Korra in her famous straitjacket later on Time will tell.