In the week following the Siege of the North, Sokka is unable to fully process losing Yue. In an attempt sort out his feelings, he begins writing letters adressed to her. Amidst the pages of guilt, anger, and regrets, he finds the things that make life worthwile. And maybe, just maybe- inches a little more towards to closure.

Queen Khione of the Northern Water Tribe has a secret: she's both a Firebender and a Waterbender. Zuko finds the broken Queen and saves her when her own people betray her. But can Zuko melt the heart of the Ice Queen?

Before the Avatar returns, the Fire Nation gets a strange visitor from our world, a visitor that is all too willing to offer his service in exchange for his freedom. But what is freedom to the Fire Nation? To it's Princess?

After being rejected by her first love, Prince Zuko, Katara settles for an arranged marriage to the childish but well-meaning Avatar Aang. She grows increasingly frustrated with her immature and whimsical husband and seeks solace with the very same Prince Zuko who broke her heart.

Yet another Zuko x OC story, but wait a moment. I've not really seen something like it, so here comes the story: Ming is the daughter of Admiral Zhao. She and Zuko are married at a really young age (further explanation in the first chapter), but they have to part when Zuko is banished. What will become of them when the avatar returns? (Rated M, because Idk what will happen later)

It had been five years since the defeat of the Fire Lord, and they had all grown older. Aang himself had turned 18 just a few months prior. And at the moment, they were travelling to a small village in the Earth Kingdom, where Suki had led them to under almost no explanation. Although Zuko had been worried, Toph had insisted on going.

Katara has a secret that even surprises her and Zuko is just as shocked by everything that is unraveling.

The brief aftermath.

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...

Aang was learning that quite a lot of things in the world weren't as they should be. He should have been told he was the avatar when he was sixteen. He should be allowed to play with the other kids. He should be traveling with Monk Gyatso, like they'd planned before getting stuck here. It should be fair. It wasn't.

Cobalt's mother, Azula, was denied the throne of the Fire Lord by Zuko. Now, 20 years later, her son Cobalt is out for revenge.

The hot gossip on the ship is that the Captain and Prince Zuko used to be close friends. Nobody knows how, though. After all, Kilas really is way too good for him. Fire prodigy Kilas finds herself the youngest Captain the Fire Navy has ever seen, but her first mission in command has turned out to be way more trouble than she expected when she was instructed to take the job.

Mai and Zuko deal with the changes in the Fire Nation, trying to bring hope to the nation and the world, but with the mounting stress in their lives and the turbulence of a mending nation, it is hard to find time to enjoy each other's company. A small trip to Zuko's mother's home in Hira'a goes array and Mai and Zuko find themselves in an unknown destination. Sequel to Sparky.

Team Avatar in high school. Not special or exciting, right? Wrong.

Based on the infamous Distorted Reality, TLF combines storylines and characters from the orignal show with subversive elements of DR, while trying to create something brand new in the process. With a strong emphasis on OC characters & worldbuilding, a screenplay-esc format and more episodic adventures, TLF is meant to be a slow read that keeps you hooked till the end. Enjoy!

When Zuko shows up to the Southern Water Tribe in search of the Avatar who has been lost to the world for 100 years, he's unable to capture Aang who flees on Appa with Sokka, but he's got the next best thing. The Avatar's water tribe spy, Katara. Surely, she knows something important about where the Avatar might have gone?

Fire Lord Iroh understands that balance is necessary. AU.

The Southern Raiders capture a young waterbender from the Southern Water Tribe. Six years later, a lonely big brother finds the Avatar frozen in an iceberg. (The prologue is currently being extended.)

Reyna is a firebending Avatar, born a thousand years before Aang. But after nearly dying in a blizzard, she is sent forward in time to the 100 year war. Now, forced to hide her identity, Reyna joins Zuko's crew to find the present Avatar, an airbender named Aang. Her goal: Meet the present Avatar and find a way home. If there is a way home.

ATLA-retelling with an OC! After the first encounter with the Avatar at the South Pole, Zuko wants to repair his ship as quickly as possible. He did not expect to see a girl from his past come back into his life, not now when everything has to be focused on finding the Avatar. Yet destiny has a way of its own. /Book 1: Chapter 1 - 26. Book 2: 27 - 49. Book 3: Chapter 50 - upcoming

Amara... daughter of two nations. father: A Fire Nation Admiral. mother: an imprisoned waterbender from the South Pole. Her half-brother Zhao sees her as nothing but a mistake. Abused both physically and mentally for sixteen years, Amara begins to lose hope that she will ever know happiness... but then a tea loving man arrives and her life changes forever. Full summary inside

Katara, the diligent administrative assistant to Zuko, CEO of Fire Sage Industries, navigates crafty colleagues, treacherous office politics, and her workplace crush on Aang, the handsome CFO, discreetly. When the highly respected business consultant, Long Feng, increasingly corners her; how can she survive at Fire Sage Industries? Modern, AU.

After the war, Suki and her friends go back to see The Boiling Rock. How does Suki react?

General Hao is the youngest officer in the Fire Nation Military, when he finds out about the fire nation's crimes, the fire nation finds itself not only fighting against its enemies but its soldiers as Hao rises to become a legend. Rated t for violence and death updated every Thursday. Doesn't follow the series. Ages will be updated to be realistic and still will be redone.

Aang and Katara are single parents who learn the value of love built on friendship, and the power of family forged not in blood, but in bond. An A/U Kataang meet-cute.