What if Lin and Tenzin hadn't grown apart, but instead, had gone on to marry and have children of their own? This story shows how their relationship progressed from friendship to romance, the struggles they faced early in their marriage, and how their family is affected when the new Avatar comes to Republic City and various villains begin to threaten their very existence.

The War is over and Toph decides it's time to go home. Sokka being a gentleman offers to walk her there, across the entire Earth Kingdom. Angst and Action ensues. TophxSokka

From the first moment Toph touched her daughter's face to the last- this story explores how Toph raised Lin, and how she came to be a mother in the first place. Tokka and Linzin down the line. The old Gaang and their offspring heavily featured.

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)

Eighteen year-old Taavi is in search for her identity. Unsure of what to do with her life and in search of a place to be really called home, she goes to seek the one person who has been the root cause of her self confusion: her birth mother. Will she be accepted in her mother's family whose name has been credible in all of Earth Kingdom?

LinZin AU! Pre-LoK where Lin finds out she's pregnant with Tenzin's child, and the events that occur soon after. I aged up Pema a bit here. There's mild language and suggestive imagery. I hope you guys like it! I also put in some slight Tokka, so yeah. Have fun!

Secret 5: Tenzin doesn't believe in soulmates.

A series of one-shots showing the romance between the son of the Avatar and the daughter of the Fire Lord. Bumi/Zuko's daughter.

Avatar Korra turns to her past lives for help with regards to seducing a certain fire-bender. Alternate Title: "Aang is the Love-Guru." — Korra/Mako

When Zuko’s burned, branded, scarred, Azula smiles because it’s the expression most familiar to her, and she doesn’t want to think about what she should be doing instead. — Azula, Zuko