One Shot. Exile is the hardest thing he's ever done, but it's about to get a good deal easier.

One Shot. There's no winner. In this battle between them, both lose in the end.

One Shot. His parents abandon him; he's not a bender. Not worthy of their time or attention. Their love.

One Shot. He's a figment. He's dead. But he's not finished.

One Shot. Children always learn the lessons adults never intend to give, and more than anything, Aang is just a boy.

One Shot. Behind his eyes, he sees fire and cities reduced to ash. Blood in the streets and Roku dead at his feet.

One Shot. She breathes in, and it's death. She breathes out, and it's sorrow. Kyoshi never wanted to be the Avatar.

One Shot. It's a quiet night. And Hakoda watches in horror as the moon bleeds.

One Shot. This was supposed to be his vacation. Only the palace was up in arms. There'd been yet another attempt on his life. Oh, and Mai had been kidnapped. Very slight Maiko. Request piece for Dracoqueen22.

One Shot. Piandao doesn't need a wife. Especially not one half his age. Sequel to Stand So Close.

Drabbles. He isn't her first love. Or even her second. Piandao/Ty Lee.

One Shot. He isn't made of stone. Piandao is many things. But underneath it all, he is still a man.

One Shot. Ursa removes her former life piece by piece until there's nothing left of the wife, mother, and princess she'd once been.

One shot. Airbending is a passive, pacifist, and purely defensive art. And everyone knows that. Avatar Yangchen.

One Shot. Everyone knows Prince Zuko isn't a firebender, but nobody said anything about the other elements.

A brief oneshot interlude taking place between scenes in The Serpent's Pass. Mild SokkaxSuki.

She didn’t need to see to understand. Spoilers for Western Air temple.

One Shot. The air is heavy, thick with ash and the scent of burning skin. The Air Temples are still smoldering.

One Shot. She sees him bend fire. He has no other choice. No other option. Death or bending. Bend or die. Sequel to In Transit.

One Shot. AU. Three years is a long time for a boy not yet become a man, too long to keep searching for an Avatar who no longer exists. But Iroh doesn't realize that he's competing with destiny. Sequel to Farther Away.

One Shot. If his brother ever bothered to do this for either of his children, Iroh will eat his pai sho board.

A Christmas-tinged one-shot from early in 'Anne of Avonlea'. May or may not contain references to eels. Dedicated to all my new friends on this site, particularly elizasky, Oz Diva and Excel Aunt. This is the beginning of what hopefully will become a canon-inspired short story collection, and predates its sister story 'Of Picnics and Predicaments'.

Kanna has left the North Pole several years ago, but she's still sorting out what to discard from her past.

Eventually Sokka realizes that Aang does not embody 'balance' the way an Avatar supposedly should. No, weirdly enough it's Zuko who does that instead.

Everyone in Alex's school has thought him a bit wimpy, ever since his uncle died, and he started spending more and more time off school... with no good excuse. How will they react when they find out just how wrong they were? COMPLETE