How exactly did Toph escape her parent's house? What thoughts went through her mind after she chose to run away? Short story. Takes place during 2x6 "The Blind Bandit"

"Sorry about that," the voice says, and suddenly the curtain has been pushed aside, and Zuko is speechless. "What can I help you with?" He stares. "Um—" The college-age AU in which Sokka fixes watches, Zuko struggles through engineering, and everyone's nervous about the cute boy from the jewelry shop.

AU. War is on the horizon and the Four Nations have gathered at the Fire Nation capital. Katara has never left the South Pole before and the Royal Palace of the Fire Nation is a tricky place to maneuver. Luckily, allies can help to guide the way, and give her a chance to survive what is to come.

When Katara is… damaged – caught in the crossfires of men, spirits and the Avatar – Aang is forced to leave her. A choice made to protect her from their most terrifying foe – the monster within himself.

It's the 21st century: Technology is a prominent thing and any kind of bending was hardly known. Countries are now at peace, and the Avatar is nothing more than history in textbooks. That's what Kari thought until she earth-bended to save her own life. Rated M for language and violence.

My re-imagining of Avatar. For five long years Zuko had been traveling the world, living in exile, looking for the Avatar. All Katara has ever known is the snow and ice. She lived in the South Pole and was part of the Southern Water tribe, and happened to be the only water bender left in her tribe. Aang woke up in a world that was so similar yet so different then his own.

Iya remembers being happy in our world, when suddenly she is thrown into a new world of bending. She was finally getting adjusted to her new life and new family, when the title of Avatar is thrust upon her. She runs, and takes her little brother Aang with her. 100 years later, follow Iya and Aang as they navigate being the last two airbenders, and Iya's journey to save the world.

When the world is ravaged by a deadly plague, a fragile balance of Nations still healing after the 100 year war, will be tried and tested. Can the world hold up to this new threat? Alliances will be tested and hearts plunged to chaos as new fires are kindled that bear both good and ill upon the winds. Zutara Expect drama and lots of wonderful lemony lustiness in this tale.

Five years after the defeat of Ozai, Katara and Zuko have a moment in the moonlight. Katara finds herself taking a closer look at her relationship and her life, and is faced with one of the most difficult decisions in her life.

In which Aang's nerves almost get the best of him at the last minute. Or In which Aang makes true his proclamation that Katara is his forever girl.

After the War, Aang and Katara admitted their love for one another. Years passed and Katara was ready to settle down but Aang couldn't because of his duties... she is forced to make a difficult decision. After Aang meets another Waterbender, what will become of his love for Katara? (Not what you think)

Zuko encounters a memory. Disclaimer: I own nothing.

Stories of Tyzula on the magical beaches of Ember Island. Rated M for language and sex.

Zuko debates the merits of teaching Aang a controversial firebending move. A/N: I own nothing.

Le Seigneur du Feu Zuko a eu une fille, Izumi. A ses treize ans, à l'âge où il a été banni par son propre père, il emmène sa fille voir un mémorial sur les terres brûlées par le seigneur Ozaï. Il lui révélera les secrets du feu. Quelques années plus tard, Izumi est envoyée en mission diplomatique dans la Tribu de l'Eau du Nord où elle recevra un accueil... glacial.

Sokka helps Azula discover she is not a monster, Azula helps him discover his monstrous side may not be all bad. Set 3 years after the 100 year war. (First fic).

After the events of Spark of Change, Azula sets on a journey to redeem herself in the eyes of the world. What awaits her in this journey, read to find out. And, as usual, reviews are welcome. Ratings may change.

Sokka's daughter learns about her astronaut father's trip to the moon, and the real reason he came back down from the stars. Sukka/Yukka oneshot. AU. Also posted on AO3 (same username)

The GAang is hanging out in the Earth Kingdom in winter. Amidst much teasing, Aang wonders if all firebenders are hot after Toph calls Zuko a human heater.

Aang and Katara are the best of friends when Aang is told that he has to move. Years later, Aang owns one of the biggest companies in the world and resides in a small town a few hours away from where he used to live. One day he goes to a bar and discovers a very drunk Katara. What will happen now that they've reunited?

Five years later, the world is not as peaceful as the the Avatar had hoped it would become when he defeated Firelord Ozai. To fix that, Katara and Aang must travel the world once again. During one of their journeys, they meet an interesting and mysterious old lady. This is a four-part-story based on the episode "The Puppetmaster". The story contains explicit content. Rated MA

*EDIT: Chapter 1-8 are being revised! Will be posting to AO3 as well*Six years after the war, the gaang has gone their separate ways. A festival celebrating the end of the war brings them back together in Fire Nation capital. However, things aren't as peaceful as they seem as there are still many who wish Ozai had succeeded. Some good ol fashioned Zutara!

Generations before the birth of Aang was Avatar Xumi, and the tale of their fight against a force dedicated to destroying the balance of the Elements and Non-Benders. With his family by his side he takes on an epic journey to defeat a force no one had thought could ever exist, and meeting new friends along the way he never realized he needed.

*ZUKO LS* Istari was born and raised in the Fire Nation. After her parents were murdered for betrayal, she flees to the Southern Water tribe, looking for her mother's family. After three years living with Sokka and Katara, the Avatar ascends and together they go on a journey to defeat the Fire Lord.

I always wondered how the gaang, who are all still just teens would navigate the ups and downs of rebuilding the world. It's a challenge and I don't think it would feel as simple as the comics make it look. So I figured I'd write about working through that