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

What if Ursa was executed instead of banished? What if Azula had gotten closer to Zuko and Iroh after that? What if Aang was not the Avatar? Disappeared Avatar, Azula travels with Zuko, serious war background, horrors and victims of war taken seriously, trauma not brushed aside. Anti-hate, pro-love fiction, although sometimes you'll want to hate the bad guys. Divergence from canon.

Summary: Katara and Zuko kiss at the end of the battle with Azula, but both quickly backtrack not revealing their true feelings for each other. What happens when Katara and Zuko are forced into an arranged marriage to ensure the Fire Nation will not start another war? Part One is Finished. Chapter 23 Coming — November 5th, 2022

The moment she knew she could find him, she knew he had to die. [Canon-divergent AU, Katara kills Yon Rha.] [Kataang focus]

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...

In this sequel to A. D. Curtis's AU fic, The Hand that Rocks the Cradle, Azula plots against Katara, and tries in vain to win Aang's love. Along the way, she befriends the captain of her guard, and learns what it means to let go.

If being banished wasn't bad enough, losing his firebending right when the Avatar is finally within reach is enough to turn Zuko's world upside-down. Katara isn't any happier when her journey toward the North Pole is interrupted by the disappearance of her waterbending. Burdened by one another's elements, Zuko and Katara have to work together to find a way to set things right.

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.

Sokka, the son of Hakoda, is abducted into the spirit world and offered power. Now he can help save the world, but can he save himself?

AU of "The Chase," where Azula strikes Zuko with lightning instead of Iroh, with even direr consequences for the banished prince. Thankfully, Team Avatar is willing to set aside their differences to try to save their fallen enemy. No character death!

"Aang was in a tough spot, he wasn't ready at all to heal someone spiritually when he needed spiritual healing himself, the things that he's been through hurt him, he had this nagging feeling that this would end up no different, but he had to do it for Zuko." Aang thought as he knew what he was going to do was nothing short of insanity. [Azulaang story].

So I guess this makes it a series? Follows my other stories, Full Moon and Earthbending Practice. It's dark. Really dark, and Zuko is nowhere to be seen. Katara's not suspicious, exactly, but she's also not going to be able to sleep until she knows where he's wandered off to.

Five years after Avatar Aang defeated Ozai and Zuko ascended the throne, Zuko and Mai are preparing to marry and Zuko wants Azula to be at their wedding. In fact, he wants Azula back in his life and the palace, figuring that she deserves a second chance like he, Mai, and Ty Lee did. But will she want to see them? Has she truly changed for the better? Or is she a lost cause?

Takes place after the end of "Lake Laogai". As the kids escape on Appa in the aftermath of the battle with Long Feng, Aang notices that Katara is still sad and tries to comfort her while asking some questions he would like to know the answers to. Possible missing scene in the canon universe. Kataang.

After the fateful battle in the Crystal Catacombs, the Gaang has to deal with the aftermath. The world thinks the Avatar is dead, along with the rest of his people. Adaptation of Book 3, with aged up characters. Sequel to The Blossoms of Spring.

When he was sixteen, Lu Ten thought the Fire Nation would change the world. At age thirty, he realized it wasn't the world that needed changing, right at the same time some of his not so clever life choices started catching up to him. It was time to become wise, like someone he greatly admired, even if he couldn't do anything with said wisdom. (TLTG AU, Open Novella 2021)

My back slammed against the wall, his grip was tight and Zuko eyes were intense... dangerous as he look down at me. " I can make you bark like a dog and follow me on all fours for the rest of your life. Your not leaving me". A Zutara story. smut include not Focus. *IN PROGRESS*

The strange case of the Wampyr of Omashu, as compiled from various journals, letters, and documents from a time during Avatar Aang's quest to fight the Fire Nation.

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/Slow Burn) (Book 1: Complete. Off hiatus! Weekly updates)

When Katara & the Gaang get separated a few days after the crystal catacombs in Ba Sing Se, Katara realizes she may not be able to help save the whole world, but she sure can save a few villages. Zuko may not be able to save Iroh from Azula's lighting on his own, but after hearing of the Painted Lady reappearing on the Jang Hui river, Zuko knows she's his best shot. Zutara/slowburn

"Mai was twelve years old when the rest of her life was decided for her." For Mai Week 2022.

AU to "The Western Air Temple," where Zuko is far more injured than he lets on when he joins the Gaang. Everyone must work together to save their newest member, but even that might not be enough.

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...

The Bending World experiences added stress when an ancient site's ruins, containing a mechanism lost and forgotten to time, tear an inter-dimensional rift between worlds and times introducing the Pacific Carrier Fleets of the US and Japanese Fleets from the Battle of Midway as players in the Hundred Years War. Differences must be set aside, and peace must quickly be reached.

Zuko shouldn't be here. This was the Air Nomad Temple, this was the place his people had razed, under the orders of his family. Every scorch mark, every hole in the wall, all of it was a remainder of the debt the Fire Nation owed. That he owed. Aang had other ideas.