AU. The arrow injured the Blue Spirit instead of knocking him out, and Aang never found out his identity. Zuko made a Plan to find out more about the Avatar. He didn't expect so many truths to come from the lies.

Ozai sent Zuko to serve in the Home Guard, rather than risk Iroh's influence with Zuko roaming the world looking for the Avatar. When love for family comes to be at odds with love for people, however, one or the other must break.

They don't understand why he mourns for her. AU

His old man wears an Earth Kingdom name like a shirt that doesn't fit.

Oneshot. After the war, fugitive Azula finds her niche.

100-word glimpses of missing scenes and off-screen moments within the series. Moment #43: The Man Who Knew Too Much

100-word drabbles of a darker nature; bad decisions, worse consequences, and stuff that the show creators just wouldn't or couldn't show in a cartoon aimed at younger audiences.

100-word glimpses of insanity in the Avatar 'verse! This is what happens when the writer gets too little sleep, and too much sugar in her cereal… or is that not enough cereal in her sugar?

100-word glimpses into the lives of the characters after the series finale.

Aang is out looking for food with Zuko and discovers that a little research can go a long way. Set right after Zuko joins the gaang. Hint of Zukaang fluff. If you squint.

The training of a Dai Li requires precision and thought. One begins by targeting those who would remain unquestionably loyal, for society has offered them no other choice.

Just what do the servants see and think about all the goings on at the Fire Nation palace? These series of oneshots will answer that question. It will focus on whichever character comes to mind, post and maybe during the War.

[It's Iroh's favorite memory, and he really doesn't know why.] Written for the avatar100, but is a bit long and I thought people here might enjoy it as well. includes angst and character death and suicide, just a warning.

Subtitled: Sokka is bad at it, and starring Zuko.

Toph watches over a kid... in a manner of speaking.

In another world, Azula was born first. In another world, Azula wasn't the favorite. [Permanently incomplete.]

Sokka is watching a New Year's parade and gets some unexpected company. A random encounter potential friendship sort of fic.

Years after, everyone had changed. But Aang was still the same childish idiot that brought light to Zuko's world. Platonic Zukaang friendship. Idiom prompt.

Zuko never confided the story of how he got his scar to the Gaang, but once the war was over and they took up temporary residence in his palace, the story was inevitably going to get out. [Kind of a companion to 'Skin Deep.']

It was a mission of revenge. There weren't supposed to be any survivors, but Chief Hakoda couldn't bring himself to kill the Fire Nation boy. Against his better judgment, he brought him home. A Zuko joins the Water Tribe story.

My take on Season Three...Chapter Nineteen The war is over and Zuko has taken the throne...now his work really begins...

Fire is life, emotions; to lose the centre of your life, of your world, is to collapse entirely. How can he even begin to rebuild after all he has lost?

When Prince Lu Ten returns with the Avatar and his Water Tribe companions in chains, Zuko is put in charge of their imprisonment. But things are not what they seem, both with the child Avatar and his own family. And soon, he will have a decision to make.

"They asked if we'd heard the news... about the Fire Nation prince. He was thirteen. Sokka's age. I was... fascinated." Hakoda does not know Zuko, but he knows of him. [set after 3x15 TBR]

Aang almost kills Zuko during their first encounter at the South Pole, and the prince finds himself struggling to come to terms with peculiarities surrounding his unlikely survival. As he learns to accept his circumstances, Zuko is given the chance to see the world from a heartbreaking new perspective that changes everything... Heavy Blue Spirit, but with a twist.