In a world where the Avatar wasn't found, the Fire Nation took over two nations and they strive to overcome the last one. Water Tribe warrior Sokka seeks to fight for his people's rights, but he's captured by his enemies. His life is no longer in his hands as he fights as a Gladiator, and his fate will eventually depend on the Fire Nation Princess, who needs him for her own ends...

AU: In a different world, can a mysterious and ancient Order possibly defeat a ruthless Fire Lord? No. They're utterly screwed, actually.

AU. What if the Fire Nation had won the war? Twenty years after Sozin's Comet, Korra is born and raised as a soldier of the Fire Nation, not knowing the immense power and legacy she inherits. It is up to the old Gaang to show her the way, so that she can defeat the Fire Nation and bring balance back to the world. Featuring Korra and the older Gaang plus LOK characters

A series of problems, and a series of solutions. Korra applies traditional methods, while Asami turns to more modern innovations. Sometimes, you can take things on faith. Other times, you have to be pragmatic. One isn't better than the other, but it doesn't always seem that way.

An alternate Book 4 for The Legend of Korra, detailing a plot on Asami's life. Korra and Asami's bond goes beyond friendship (Korrasami), but Asami struggles with her past. There are a few OC's. Rated M for language, adult situations/themes, violence. All reviews are welcome :) Cover art is by a great artist, not me.

Aang was killed by Ozai, Azula killed Zuko. The Fire Nation ruled the world. Eventually, a new Avatar is born. The Last Avatar. In a turn of irony, the reincarnation is none other than Azula's son, Kuzo. Ambitious, charismatic, and at times, coldly calculative. He sets out to do what no Avatar has done before him,do the things they could not. Bring everlasting peace by any method.

Kuvira's time in prison following the events of the season 4 finale; Kuvira sinks into depression over the horrors she committed, and with all her former adopted family against her, Korra is the only one who can see Kuvira for who she really is and is willing to help her rise up again. (post-finale/Korvira)

After a dreamy vacation in the spirit world, Korra and Asami return to a Republic City that has just begun its long road to reconstruction. Korra must face her destiny as the Avatar in a time of peace, Asami must make sense of her role as the Avatar's partner, and together they must learn what it means to love one another in a world struggling to maintain balance.

Self-defense was always a misnomer. For Asami, 'counter and overwhelm' is a far more accurate summation. When her front door explodes, again, from a barrage of firebending, again, Asami is elated. The triads are invading her home. Again. It's a twisted kind of wish fulfillment, but she doesn't care. Last time, she was a helpless little girl. This time, she'll make them pay.

Three years after the horror at the south pole, Azula is going mad in an asylum while Sokka's star is rising in the Fire Nation, that is until a calamity brings a frayed Team Avatar back together for an adventure they are ill-prepared for. A sequel to Airship Down and the Mountains of Madness.

On her journey through the Earth Kingdom, Korra finds herself lost in the desert without any water. At some point, Katara had told her something about water being found in the cacti of the Si Wong. The specifics elude her, so she just decides to boil away anything that might be poisonous before drinking it. Everything was going pretty well until Asami appeared out of thin air.

Asami has always considered herself a mechanic of sorts. If something was broken, she could fix it. After two years of no contact, Korra finally writes her, and only her, a letter. In it, she describes that part of her is broken. Maybe it was the fire whiskey, or the shock of Korra's vulnerability, but Asami decides that she's going to fix everything. Well, try anyway.

Pursuit of perfection makes monsters; learning restraint can undo such a transformation. — Azula x Ty Lee. Complete.

Sokka, wanting to hit the Fire Nation back for what they did to Aang at Ba Sing Se, takes down one of their prototype airships over the south pole. Problem is he takes himself down with it, and finds himself stranded in the middle of a frozen wasteland with his least favorite person, Princess Azula. Starvation and cold eventually become the least of their worries.

Sequel to Broken Dragon. I strongly advise reading that one first. Tyzula, Maiko

Ty Lee visits Azula in prison, and subsequent action. Post-war obviously Rated T to be safe.