36. Precious Treasure
She didn't seem to realize that the reason he always covered her in battle was because he saw her as something precious.

71. Obsession
He had been so busy protecting her that he never saw the blow coming. When he woke up in the prison camp, and she wasn't anywhere nearby, he cursed himself for his obsession, and prayed to the Spirits that she was alright.

76. Broken Pieces
She didn't quite understand why they had taken him and left her, but as she gathered up the broken pieces of her soul in order to force herself onwards, she realized that it didn't really matter. They had taken him, and she would get him back.

54. Tower
It was odd, trying to stand on her own, he had been by her side for so long, her tower, and her sanctuary, that now it was just plain weird, not having him around.

77. Test
Grimly, she tested the sharpness of her blade against her thumb, and the keen edge drew a thin line of blood, she smiled, knowing that she was about to make them pay.

86. Seeing Red
It scared her, the seemingly endless number of red flags, spread across the opposite side of the battlefield.

89. Through the Fire
It seemed that the Spirits were determined to, quite literally, make her walk through the flames for him.

59. No Way Out
She was surrounded by enemies, and her only ally was somewhere in a prison camp, somewhere in conquered Earth Kingdom land. She grimaced as she pulled a spare dagger from nowhere. She just needed to survive the battle. Just needed to survive the next five minutes. Just the next second.

88. Pain
She was no stranger to pain, but the searing in her side and back seemed especially torturous. The burns would definitely leave their marks.

43. Dying
She didn't understand at first what was happening, why the edges of her vision were fading, or why she felt so tired, and in so much pain. His eyes stared at her in horror, watching as her fragile body fell back onto her cot, the lightning in her storm-eyes slowly fading to nothingness.

65. Horror
He felt the horror begin to fade as Katara rushed to her side, water already glowing with the power of her healing. It spread out over her broken body slowly, and the lightning came back into her eyes.

83. Heal
She slipped quietly from her body, pulling slowly from her tethers to humanity. Her vision cleared again, Katara was bent over a body, healing water held in her hands, and he looked like his heart was breaking into a million fragments. That look was what pulled her back, more than anything that the Water Tribe girl had done.

73. I Can't
Once Katara had gone, he took her hand in his, and whispered, his voice hoarse from disuse, "I can't lose you." She smiled weakly, squeezed his hand, and nodded off to sleep.

57. Sacrifice
Their old lives had been sacrificed for the war, but now that it was over, they weren't quite sure what to do with themselves.

48. Childhood
She only ever wished that they could have all remained children, if only for a little while longer

42. Standing Still
Sometimes she felt as if everyone was moving ahead of her, and that she was the only one standing still, unable to forgive or forget what the Fire Nation had done to the world.

95. Advertisement
They had never felt the need to advertise their love, it was quiet, but it had always been there. They were shocked, when they realized that no one had even known that they had been seeing each other until they announced their impending marriage.

7. Heaven
It wasn't so much a place she looked forward to going after her time in the world was over; rather, the place she found whenever he slipped his nimble hand into hers and led her away from prying eyes.

75. Mirror
She despised all mirrors, and never let her glance stray to shop windows, where her reflection served as a constant reminder of what he insisted on calling beauty. She still didn't know how he could find the poof-ball that she was forced to call hair endearing.

63. Do Not Disturb
When he kissed her in the shadow of an alleyway she pulled away, but smiled as she whispered "Later."

32. Night
Their nights were usually full of revelry: at first it was in their latest victory against the hated Fire Nation, and then it was in the simple joy of having each other.

11. Memory
She had memories of all sorts of things, dark and light, happy and sad, but the happiest were always with him. But still, nothing had quite prepared her for this.

70. 67
"How sure are you?" His widened eyes seemed to ask.
"About 67 percent give or take. I've never been pregnant before Longshot! How the hell am I supposed to know?"

46. Family
Through her life, she'd had three families, but you know what they say about the third time.

55. Waiting
She absolutely detested waiting, but if it was for a good cause, she could put up with it.
"Congratulations, it's a boy!" The healer proclaimed, smiling broadly as she handed the small human being back to its mother.

26. Tears
Tears of grief, anger, and pain were not something out of the ordinary in a world at war, but tears of happiness were. That was probably why she wasn't ashamed as they leaked down her face, her newborn baby held tenderly in her arms.

68. Hero
If she was sure of one thing, when she finally held her child, their child, in her arms, it was that he would grow up to be a hero of some sort. That's why they named him Jet.

29. Happiness
She had long believed that happiness was only for those who hadn't felt hatred as strongly as she had. But then she met his eyes as he took her hand, their new born child cradled between them, and she knew she had been wrong.