So, thanks to my sister (and partial thanks to my sudden amount of free time during the day) I've sort of gotten into the Avatar series. That, with the need for me to write about SOMETHING, gave me the idea to try my hand at writing a fan fiction for it. If I like it and am really into it, I might write several. It all depends on how much time I have.
Like I said in the short summary, there might be a slash. It really depends on how I get it to play out and what reactions I get from you readers. If I test the water and you all like the idea, I'll go along with it. If you don't like the idea… I might go along with it anyway, but have them butting heads the whole way. It all depends.
DISCLAIMER: I do not own "Avatar: The Last Airbender." I will not make any sort of profit off this story. The only thing I am claiming out of this is rights to the character(s) I have created, and I'll even make a list. They'll show up as the story plays out. Currently, the list consists of Circe (AKA Jord).
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Airbenders are surfacing all over the place, in the most unusual places. Aang and his friends are trying to find them all, in hopes that they can rebuild the Air Nomads, even while the Fire Nation is struggling to get back to it's feet. Using the Southern Air Temple as their home base, the emerging Airbenders are given a place to live and learn in what they hope is peace and safety.
One of the new Airbenders really stands out. Her power is extremely strong, seemingly unlimited and uncontrollable, and it terrifies her. Raised by a family of Earthbenders, her world is turned upside-down and inside-out when Aang and his friends convince her family to let them take her. She is confused and angry, and doesn't know what to do or who to trust.
Two new types of Nations, and their Benders, are also appearing; their power is strange and terrifying. Now Aang, his friends, and the new Airbender are forced to fight one of these new nations while they keep searching for other Airbenders. War is threatening to break out in a world that has yet to recover from the Fire Nation's war, and their only hope may lie in the second of the two new nations.
With war, emotions, and the classical Earthbender bull-headedness on the rise, will Aang, Katara, Sokka, and Toph be able to rebuild the Air Nation AND keep the world out of a second war? What about the new uber-Airbender raised by a poor family of Earthbenders? Will her limit ever be found, and will she ever really find a place to belong?