Her face reminds him of the girl he took centuries ago, so, naturally, Koh attempts to add her to his collection. On her own, Mai must outwit this age-old spirit in order to save her face, and save her life.

While you die, yor mind decides to reward you with an imaginary life in Avatar world. You end up meeting Aang, Katara, Sokka... and Zuko. What is it about this boy that charms you so? What will happen when you have to fight each other? Does he have feelings for you too? A lifetime of travelling with the Avatar. This probably doesn't sound interesting, though. But just you wait!

In this story, a hundred years after Avatar Korra, the last avatar, Remon, was split. Now, the manifestations of the elements themselves need to find a way to save the world and heal themselves into the Avatar they were meant to be. But will they pay the ultimate price?

How Avatar should have ended: Aang's mental health takes a dive when he realizes how many innocent people he and his friends have killed. Much wanton violence. Much Aangst. Doop de doop doop doop doop. Oneshot. Doop. No grammatical/spelling errors (except intentional ones).

Rule 63 abounds. Begins just before Avatar Aya is awoken by two Water Tribe siblings: Saikla and Kyut. They flee from the scarred Zaiko. AU in many ways, but holding canon plot. Warnings: Violence, war, underage sex (eventually), acknowledgement that the saviors of the world are children...me having fun, basically.

Princess Katara has been locked up in the abandoned ivory tower for who knows how long. One night the Avatar pays a visit to the Southern water tribe he is meant to keep the balance in the world and he has heard the rumors about the girl who is an innocent princess of the tribe that has been locked up in the so called ivory tower. When he finds her...what will happen?

AU. The idea of Zuko and Katara having any sort of romantic relationship was absurd. There simply just wasn't enough time, what with investigating Aang and Toph's disappearance, winning back Zuko's throne, and quelling rebellions. Absurd, certainly, but not utterly impossible.

Kya and her lovely parents, Aang and Katara - On the Avatar universe's New Year's Eve, Kya decides that she is responsible enough to handle hanging out with her friends in Republic City at night. Her mother is skeptical, and her father is trusting, but cautious. However, the fifteen year old's amazing night doesn't turn out like she expects. Rated T for slightly mature themes.

Aang isn't there when Zuko comes to the South Pole and Azula takes a more direct interest in protecting her place as the heir apparent. These two facts set off a chain of events that changes everything. There's no going back. Estimated word total of about 160,000. Fem-Sokka centric story with plenty of interest in Zuko as well. Complete summary inside.

A drabble series which describes the relationship of the Fire Nation Prince and the Water Tribe peasant episode by episode. Eventually Zukka slash. Rated T for future chapters.

Zuko is sent to the Northern Water Tribe for his exile and finds that exile is not as bad as he thought it would be, thanks to his new friends. Zuko/Katara oneshot

All he wanted to was help get his friends together. However, as good as his intentions seemed to be, it was easier said than done.

"This is just weird," Zuko complained as Katara began to pace his office. "What's so weird? Your best friend is concerned about your love life and wants to help you find someone new," Katara quipped as she began to stroke her chin while she paced. "Now tell me your type." Written for the Zutara Secret Santa on lj.

He rose her up to the status of Fire Nation Princess and then tore her down into nothing - or, so he tried.

Katara/Zuko Secret Santa Prompt, 2013 edition. While celebrating midsummer at the South Pole, Hakoda and Sokka play a little prank on Zuko to prove he's worthy of Katara.

Todas las tramas que se desarrollaron en la serie, y sus conclusiones, fueron muy coherentes. Excepto una. El motivo por el que Katara está enfadada con Zuko no tiene nada que ver con su madre, sino con algo que lleva con ella. One shot.

Azula and Sokka, an uncanny couple born from sokkas visits to the asylum, have a child, Kuzom, who has unprecedented Firebending power for his age. The fire nation faces revolution as anti-Zuko organizations rise up, and they have chosen Kuzon and Azula as their scapegoat. ROUGH DRAFT- if this sneak peek recieves positive reviews the real first chapter will be released in January

Earthbenders look after their own no matter what. Between her relationship with Aang, fighting the war with Ozai and spiking Sokka's drink (again), Toph never realised her world could possibly get any weirder. Then she became an Airbender, world's first Dualbender, Pseudo-Avatar, Saviour and Guardian of the Air Nomads and a Diamond Grand Lotus. Duty calls, and it's way too loud.

No one can see her. She is just like a ghost, flitting in and out of places, leaving no trace of ever being there. And right now that's just how she likes it.

For Zutara Secret Santa. Katara and Zuko in a cave after the confrontation of Yon Rha in "The Southern Raiders".

Six months after the end of the war, Zuko is attempting to lead a broken and fractured nation. His Uncle Iroh comes to help, but will he do more harm than good? (One-shot)

1,000 years after Avatar Aang, the world is crumbling. A corrupt monarchy holds all the power and the surviving citizens are plagued by a terrible curse. Rated T for later chapters. Future. AU.

Your body, your muscles, will remember an action and resulting injury. This is "muscle memory." The body does not like pain, it remembers, and it triggers that automatic. -—suki/oc/sokka. [mature themes]

After a while, Katara banned Zuko from helping with the chores. It wasn't that she didn't need the help, it was more that Zuko was the last person Katara wanted anywhere near her. Pre-Zutara giftfic.

Every choice made has a sacrifice. To love risks the heart. To trust risks your allies. To assume risks the instincts. To protect risks the body. To gain power risks control. To kill risks the soul. Avatar Benjiro ventures into an unknown world without knowledge of much, in hopes of mastering the elements. But to save this world, he must risk his own.