Hello all! I hope you all forgive me for keeping this fic on hold for so long...I just found a old peice of scrap paper that I had written ideas on. ^^ So, this fic is back on track! Anyway,

Disclaimer: I, buggirl101 do not own Avatar: The Last Airbender. Thank you.

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Yue fidgeting slightly, Aang seemed to be mourning the fire-nation Prince. But how was she going to tell her father that? She bit her lip; her mind torn in half by a war of thoughts.

For some deranged reason something in her wanted to tell the Avatar that everything was alright, and the Prince wasn't dead; but she could distenctly hear Aang still crying. She sighed burying her face in her hands. What was she to do?

Meanwhile at the spirit spring Aang's wails was interrupted by a voiced gently whispering to him. "It's alright, Avatar." Aang looked up from his knees and was greeted by the sight of a beautiful woman dressed in Fire-Nation garb. He asked, "Who are you?" The woman smiled at him, her eyes seemed to glow with a loving look. "My named is Ursa, young Avatar. I am Zuko's mother."

Aang's eyes widened. "His....mother?" She laughed and nodded. "Yes. I came here to comfort you. Trust me, everything will be alright. Nothing is what it seems with the story you have been told." Aang was about to ask why when the woman faded from existence.

Yue jumped barely holding in her scream when a Fire-Nation woman appeared in front of her from nowhere. "Young Princess..." The woman began, anger was obvious in her voice.

"...You should act more carefully from now on. Be kind and don't follow every order you are told to. Listen to my wisdom. And don't forget...you're tied to the Avatar. You are supposed to help him with everything until your death." And with that...Ursa ex-Lady of the Fire-Nation(1) faded into the Spirit World to stay.


I know...it's short. But I figured something short would be better then nothing.

(1) Ursa dissapeared on the same night that Zuko's grandfather died, therefore I have interpitated that to mean AFTER he died. So, she was technically the Lady of the Fire-Nation. And I took the liberty of saying she died. After all, they ndever told us that she was or wasn't.