Every decision we make has the power to change the future. Many of the characters on Avatar learned this without even knowing it; and changed the course of a world's history.

A look at Mai and Ty Lee in the Boiling Rock prison together. Did Mai have regrets? What does Ty Lee think of the situation? Maiko. Mai/Ty Lee friendship.

Sokka and Suki's young daughter gets a mixed education from her extended family, even if she's not a bender. But what else could a child of the Gaang expect?

One of my personal interpretations of the Sukka tent-scene in The Southern Raiders. Fluffy, but with substance. Sukka.

Mai gives Zuko a gift as a child; one that he never forgets. A one-shot based on an actual Maiko storyline that was cut from the Avatar script. Maiko.

A missing perspective from the Western Air Temple. Did one of the Gaang understand where Zuko was coming from? Find out what Toph was thinking during her unusual night mission.

Sokka tries to engage the Gaang in a scripted preparation for the final battle. But after seeing the Ember Island Players, everyone has already formed an opinion on THAT. Just some fun Gaang shenanigans and Sokka being Sokka.

Katara had never imagined that she might have more family. Set between "The Waterbending Master" and "The Siege of the North."

Kanna knows her duty, to her tribe, to her family. But she also knows herself.

When Kanna left the Northern Water Tribe, she told herself not to think about the past. Coming here probably wasn't the best thing to do, in that case.

"Wait, you have a scar on your face?" [Missing scene from 'The Ember Island Players.']

The Gang are meeting up in the Capital City of the Fire Nation during a festival, invited by Fire Lord Zuko. While there, Sokka and Toph go out and see what fun can be had during the festival. They quickly go back to their old ways of scamming. Later on in the festival, Suki accompanies Zuko, disguised as a civilian, around the city as the festival continues.

Sequel to Unintentional Dating. Sokka, after returning home from the festival in the Fire Nation, is finding himself becoming bored and frustrated. On a spur of the moment, Sokka decides that he'll visit Toph. Everything was going to be great, until he realised he would have to also spend time with a certain engineer, Satoru.

Some desperately hope for the return of the Avatar who hasn't been seen in over a hundred years. Both the Fire Nation and Earth Kingdom hope for their own victory in the long war. Toph Beifong just hopes to someday leave her parents behind. AU. T just in case.

Zuko sees her, the phantom of her last smile. His eyes snap open with a start. He hasn't thought of her in months.

What if the wonderfully coincidental meeting at the Dragon Jasmine never happened? Alone, forced to assume the role of the faceless Lee in the occupied Ba Sing Se, Zuko struggles to protect his newfound allies against the ruthless Fire Nation.

"I know what you've done," Mai accused so calm and collectedly it made his blood run cold.

The Ozai Loyalists are brutal and ruthless, and out for blood. You have to watch your back, and can't turn a blind eye or deaf ear, not even for a second.

Zuko's stressed out from all of the Fire Lord duties and his friends, uncle, fiancée, and mostly, his mother coax him into going out with one of his best friends, Sokka, for a drink downtown in Republic City for the night to get his mind away from all the work. Though, when Sokka and Zuko return home from their boys' night out, they're in for quite the surprise.

Five years post-Sozin's Comet, Katara and Sokka are visiting with their father and grandmother back home, in the South Pole. To liven things up, they invite their friends and significant others along. They all were expecting a relaxing weekend, hanging out by the fire, sipping tea and cocoa, and playing in the snow, but the weather may have something else in store. (One-shot)

Aang and Katara have just gotten married and are celebrating at the reception. Zuko's having a bit of difficulty giving the toast as the best man when things take an unexpected turn.

It's an unsettling time in the Fire Nation, post the Hundred-Year War. Not everyone is quite content with their new ruler, and want him out. They miss the reign of Ex-Fire Lord Ozai, and will do anything to restore Fire Nation triumph and dominance to the world. These are the Ozai Loyalist Society members. And, they mean full-scale revolution- they mean business. (M for violence)

The gaang is just starting to get the swing of things in the newly formed Republic City. But a new threat has arisen, the problem of bloodbending has returned and threatens to throw off the balance of Republic City, formed for the very sake of harmony. An old force and new movement have crept out of the shadows, bringing danger to all those around it. What can the gaang do to stop?

Stories about what happens when each member of the gaang has to babysit the kids: Kya, Bumi, Tenzin, Lin, and Zuko's daughter, Ursa, aka Honora.

How could she do it? Stick the knife in so deep with a smile on her face. Not only did she twist it to rub it in, but she had to add the salt and vinegar, so the recipe of sabotage could be just bitter enough. (Does contain kataang, some maiko [?], and friendship!zutara)