The Next Generation

by TheGrammarHawk

It has been Twenty years. The World has grown in its time of peace. The Heroes have settled down. Sokka is chief of the Southern Water Tribe, married to Suki. This is the story of their daughter, Princess Mizuki, and her friends. What happens when their parents are kidnapped? Or when Mizuki falls in love with the enemy? Read and find out.

2. Chapter 1: Back to Kyoshi

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Mizuki stared off into the distance. She was the sixteen year old princess of the Southern Water Tribe.

She had her Aunt's hair, only with her mother's orange streaks.

She had her father's dark skin.

And she longed to get to Kyoshi Island.

She thought about what could be the reason her father Sokka, Chief of the Southern Water Tribe, was directing the boat so slowly.

Ah, she thought, how does a Chieftain's daughter entertain when the seas are long and harsh?

Mizuki made this trip for every spring and autumn. During spring and summer, she lived on Kyoshi Island, the land of her mother, the leader of the Kyoshi Warriors, Suki. For the autumn and winter, she lived in the land of her father, the South Pole.

She turned to see her mother coming toward her. Mizuki cried, "Mom, I am so bored! When are we docking? What is Father doing? I demand an answer!"

Suki sighed and answered, "I thought you would tell me that, so, okay. I acknowledge you are bored. We may be docking tomorrow. Father is trying his hardest to make the boat move faster. There, that is your answer. I have come to tell you that Ty-Lee will be waiting at the house when we dock to say hello. We also got a letter from Uncle Aang and Aunt Katara from the South Pole. They say that Kaito and Sora miss you and wish you were there to play with them."

"Okay," Mizuki replied, "I wish they were here so I could have something to do besides practice my water bending. But, as it is nearly spring, the season of flowers, water bending is taking more of my energy. Therefore, I am bored."

Suki turned and left, she was tired of her daughter's boredom.

Mizuki sighed; she walked down the hull and into the inner chambers. She climbed into her bed, which was of great splendor. Silken sheets, cotton blanket, the pillow stuffed with the softest downy feathers of a creature she did not know.

"Ah," she sighed, "being a princess does have its perks." Mizuki closed her eyes and fell asleep.