After Katara and Aang breakup, Suki comforts Aang. What happens next? Kataang, Sukaaang, Zutara. Rated M

5 years before Sozin's comet streaks through the sky and the genocide of the air nomads is committed, the council of elders chooses to send Aang to the Eastern Air Temple. But when Aang makes a different choice, he begins his Avatar journey on a new path.

Iroh has to decide how to control Azula, a potentially dangerous political figure and fire bender after the war, while controlling the narrative of the dubious Agni Kai she fought with Zuko. Ursa and Iroh both face off against each other with Azula's life as the prize while Zuko is caught in the middle.

The Art of Chi Block is something few people understand, here is the story of how a Young Acrobat learned this subtle art.

Storm bender, I gave up the nomadic way of our ancestors and became weapons for the fire nation to secure our survival. Yet we still rebel in small ways, and safe what lives we can, I Davaa hope to see a world where peace isn't just a far away dream, but reality I can bring to my descendants one way or another.

In every story, it's always Aang or the gang to go back in time to fix things. But what if... Ozai was the one who was sent back in time to fix everything? With a deadly new cult revealed, will Ozai be able to gather allies and fix the future?

AU story - instead of being banished and sent to find the Avatar, Zuko is deployed alongside the 41st Division. Disclaimer: I own nothing.

Months ago, Katara arrived at the Royal Palace to save her tribe and to win the heart of the famed Prince Zuko at any cost. She thought THAT was going to be difficult, but after startling romantic revelations, an attack on the Royal Family, a hidden Avatar, and a nefarious rebel group in the shadows, she might be in over her head. The Prince's Choice sequel. The Selection!Zutara AU

Airbending is an art of evasion and pacifism. Also, it wouldn't be a stretch of imagination to think that maybe not all Air *Nomads* were in the temples during the attacks. If you think about it, it would only make sense for there to be survivors. And while the Fire Nation might have been able to hunt down most, the one that remained adapted to the war. Rated T because of blood.

Who knew that meeting an acquaintance in the grocery store could cause so much trouble? Katara certainly didn't.

Zuko knows from Azula's own mouth that Fire Lord Azulon ordered Ozai to sacrifice his first born son in order that Ozai might redeem himself in Azulon's eyes. He in fact expects his father to kill him, but something else happens instead. (AU spinning off my one-shot To Lose or to Gain.)

This is a sequel fic for Submit to Your New Fire Lord. It will not make sense if you don't read that first! This fic explores an ascendant Emperor Zuko fifteen years after the establishment of his successful, world-spanning Phoenix Empire/Empire of the Sun. WARNING: Mature Themes Abound!

Azula is still in the mental facility, but totally recuperated. Zuko is furious

2,000 years before Avatar Aang, the Kamakoi Empire rules the north with an iron fist! But when the Emperor suddenly falls ill, Crown Prince Kato's inability to waterbend may just become an imperial crisis...

Princess Azula believes that she was born to rule, and she rules through fear alone. Until, a peasant girl enters her life by giving her a fire lily. Through this act, Azula finds herself undertaking a life-changing journey with her new companion to win the throne, save the world from an otherworldly threat, and find her humanity. Femslash.

Takes place directly after the series ended. The story we never got to see. If you arent a Zutara fan i suggest you turn back now lol. It does get hot and heavy (RATED M) That means mature themes.

Azula always lies. But...what if she never had the chance to? After his father tries to do the unthinkable, Zuko flees the Fire Nation, and ends up in the Earth Kingdom, left to fend for himself. (In which the luckiest often fail, but the underestimated will prevail.)

Katara doesn't miss her grandmother's change of phrase. Kanna's unspoken words are a truth, an ice in her veins Katara has tried so very hard to ignore. This might be goodbye. ("To heal is to touch with love that which we previously touched with fear." – Stephen Levine. A Katara-centric companion piece to "Forgotten Language.")

When another impossible mission takes Zuko away from home, Azula sends him off with a single promise: to keep Ozai from learning the truth about what happened in Ba Sing Se. While he tries to survive a hostile corner of the Fire Nation, Katara is left to fend for herself as her friends complete their training. As their paths intertwine, Azula's promise returns to haunt them both.

This is an alternate Book 2 where Aang gets separated from Sokka, Katara and Toph. In the process an unspoken romance blooms and the world awaits for the moment they reunite. I promise my writing will get better as time goes on. I own nothing. RENAMED AGAIN.

The events during Sozin's Comet take a darker path. The Phoenix King has succeeded in slaying Avatar Aang and the world despairs at the loss of their only hope. In the aftermath of tragedy, Katara and Zuko must escape the Fire Nation before they are killed or worse for their involvement in attempting to end Ozai's tyranny. (Short story)

Whether we fight it or accept it, we are who we are. But who are we exactly? What do we want? What must we do? What do we sacrifice? What do we gain? The answers will be in the roads we take between love and duty. That's what the Avatar, Katara, Sokka, Chenlian, Zuko, their friends, and their enemies will learn during their journey. OC insert in canon story (OCxZuko).

The Fire Nation has been defeated at Ba Sing Se. Lu Ten is dead, General Iroh disgraced, Fire Lord Azulon passed, and Ozai inheriting his throne. As the Earth Kingdom aggressively regains its territory and the Fire Nation attempts to assert control, a group of Fire Nation deserters seek to protect those unable to defend themselves, and punish those who abuse their power.

Zia became trapped in the same iceberg that froze Aang, but her life took a different pace. Always too late, always missing from Aang's own action, Zia's life and viewpoint becomes wrapped and different from her own. A journey of an airbender through the lens of firebenders.

"To speak the language of the waters…" Kanna's mother winked at her. "The first thing you must do is listen." ("Ultimately, there can be no complete healing until we have restored our primal trust in life." – Georg Feuerstein. A Kanna-centric fic.)