Sokka, son of Hakoda, is abducted into the spirit world and is given the power to help the Avatar.

What would happen if the Great Spirits had taken their stand against the idea of an apocalypse? What if things happened differently? What if the Fire Nation had an actual reason for genocide? For a war that has lasted nearly a hundred years? What if the Fire Nation weren't the bad guys?

AU: Aang nunca fue encontrado en el iceberg por Katara y Sokka, sino por la Nación del Fuego. El Señor del Fuego Ozai adopta a Aang como su hijo, un Príncipe de la Nación del Fuego, con la esperanza de usar el Avatar como su Arma; después de todo, la mano que mece la cuna gobierna el mundo. Aang ha dominado todos los elementos menos uno. ¿Podrá su maestra mostrarle la verdad?

When Zuko has to leave Mai for a night due to his duties as Fire Lord, both of them realize how much they love each other. Mai/Zuko

Elio has the life his family wants for him, but it's not the life he wants to live...

In a world where the Avatar wasn't found, the Fire Nation took over two nations and they strive to overcome the last one. Water Tribe warrior Sokka seeks to fight for his people's rights, but he's captured by his enemies. His life is no longer in his hands as he fights as a Gladiator, and his fate will eventually depend on the Fire Nation Princess, who needs him for her own ends...

Arranged Marriage AU: The new Fire Lord needs a bride, and the council has chosen, Katara? Neither of them want this arranged marriage, but not for the reasons each other may think. Will they be able to fall in love, or will their old flames come crawling back? Worldly issues ablaze in the backdrop of this unlikely romance. (Rated M for future things) Zutara, Sukka, Taang (HIATUS)

Opame has a secret, one that she has kept for a long time. Times are changing, however, and the secret is getting harder to keep. Eventually, she will have to learn who she can trust and how to do that again.

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.

Iroh and also Zuko are living happily from the end of the Hundred Year War. Everything is going good until Katara goes insane. Also there is Iroh romance for tension breaks and because the prior Prince and Princess are incapable. Follow along as Iroh takes the lead in silencing his newest enemy, this time for good.

Nobody knows exactly what happened to Lu Ten, Iroh's son. Well, nobody until Aang taps into a Dai Li trap and finds himself in a cell next to a stranger with crippled hands. Explore with me how this will affect the whole story. Rated M to be sure, also there will be some Lu Ten x OC later on, but mainly, a lot later. I hope you enjoy.

Avatar:TLA AU where Katara and Sokka are actually vampires, where Katara try’s to come to term with the chaos, Sokka and her have caused. Can Aang subdue her hunger?

After breaking up, Aang and Katara go their separate ways. But when unexpected events throw them back together, they have a hard time moving on—even if moving on is what's best for themselves, and for each other. Kataang break up with eventual make up. No cheating or dating others. Post-ATLA. (Final chapter count most likely between 18 to 20 chapters)

Avatar the last Airbender told the story of Aang, of his journey from just a lowly airbender to the lauded Avatar. But what if he wasn't the last Airbender? After all, the Air nomads were an entire country of people, a few of them were sure to slip through the cracks. 100 years later, you get the protagonist of our story, Feng, and the changes his presence makes.

Fire Lord Azulon once was told that bringing together the bloodlines of Avatar Roku and Fire Lord Sozin would create great firebenders for generations to come. However, he misunderstood at what cost this blessing would come to his family and to himself personally. The cost of power is high, and the cost of perfection is ever higher.

The 100 Year War is over, but the world's problems are not. Knowing how to win a war doesn't mean Zuko or the rest of the GAang know how to run a government, or broker peace agreements. With hunger, civil chaos, and living enemies stalking their damaged world, can they learn fast enough to win the peace?

There's no instruction manual for growing up, and there's certainly not one for falling in love. Feelings have never come easy for Kona, and these new ones are only making life more complicated. Torn between duty and love, can Kona's heart survive the climax of the Hundred Year War? (Zuko/OC) (Friends to Lovers) (Book 1: Complete. Off hiatus! Weekly updates)

A quick fiction focusing on the large possibilities of bending, and the desire of one man to do the impossible. Slight AU.

Seven years before the Awakening of the Avatar, in a Fire Nation occupied city on the Continental Earth Kingdom's East Coast, an orphan boy by the name of "Fluke", with a past he does not remember, finds himself attempting to simply survive the hellish conditions of his city's slums, not yet knowing the role he'll come to play in the intensifying Hundred Years' War

More than seventy years passed from the day they met to the day they married. Double drabbles about Kanna and Pakku.

Zuko succeeds in capturing the Avatar. Yes! His life's goal has been accomplished! But what seems like a blessing may really be a curse. Now that he has no Avatar to chase, Zuko can't keep running from his past, or from a certain someone who refuses to be forgotten...

Whenever a young woman finds them in danger and rescues them, Zuko is astonished by her but he has major trust issues. Can Lenetta work through this and earn his trust?

Only part one, Zuko has escaped from the bomb-crazy twins,but Sokka is still held hostage!

Non-bending AU. Azula and Katara are emerging Pai Sho prodigies, destined to eventually battle for the title of world champion. This story covers an entire decade of their lives and follows their rivalry and evolving relationship. Heavily inspired by the Netflix show The Queen's Gambit. Most of our favorite benders from the show are Pai Sho players. Azutara endgame.

The desert sun burns and Zuko probably shouldn't touch the moving cloth, but he does anyway.