As the eldest son of the chieftain he was tasked with protecting the village & his younger siblings Sokka & Katara. After their mother's death too much changed. To keep his remaining family safe he had to close off his heart and train relentlessly. The Avatar wasn't coming back. Or at least, that's what Ayaan thought, until a bald kid with blue arrows showed up.

In the year 1807, a man from our world is thrust into the Fire Nation months before the Avatar returns. By chance, the Fire Lord takes notice and his heir is sent to investigate. Willing to offer his service in exchange for freedom, Connor Campbell provides a new perspective on a forgotten technology, and joins the Fire Nation in a misguided hope of ending the war.

...to build something greater on the ashes. Vengeful in death, a reincarnated man moves to consume the world of Avatar in a firestorm of his great ambitions, even if he has to drag the world's inhabitants into its golden age kicking, screaming and burning. (Gamer SI-OC)

After stealing the water bending scroll, something terrible happens to Katara while she is in the hands of Zuko and his pirate allies. How does she deal with the tragedy of others actions upon her, and is she able to cope with what comes after. Join Katara on her journey through a war that she was never ready to face. Warnings for assault and graphic war depictions.

Katara's use of her most secret and dangerous technique comes back to haunt them as Azula returns with a gang of waterbenders bent on revenge. Only Zuko's mother is determined to see her daughter again, no matter the cost...

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.

It all started with Mai's Forgotten Birthday, now it's all about the amazing things that took place before Zuko could finally claim his Fire Lady. The unexpectedly epic tale that turned out to be. While this story features Maiko, everyone is along for the ride. Rated T to be safe.

A sad tale of Iroh's long lost niece.

After an attempted assassination by a metalbender, Katara agrees to guard Fire Lord Zuko and pose as his consort to destroy the plot afoot. Post-Canon, Canon Compliant.

The story starts the way you remember. A banished Fire Nation prince sails toward the South Pole. Two Water Tribe siblings find a strange boy unconscious among the ice floes. But when these four meet, something happens that shakes them to their core: Zuko airbends. A reimagining of A:TLA book 1 with Zuko as the Avatar. The romance is a very slowburn side plot and not the focus.

In his journey to hunt the Avatar Zuko discovered a relic from the past that really should have stayed buried.

Aang ist deprimiert darüber der letzte Luftbändiger zu sein aber rechtzeitig ändern sich die Dinge für ihn, seine Familie und Freunde.

Sequel to The Burning Ring and The Pit of Snakes. A year after the Fire Nation coup by Councilor Ukano and Admiral Chan, there are no signs of the former Fire Lord Ozai who made his escape during the chaos. However, concerning messages are starting to arrive from all corners of the world about members of the White Lotus Order becoming prey to highly skilled assassins.

Five years post-war, Toph and Sokka drink cactus juice while on vacation with their friends. And then they wake up…

As the Fire Nation descends into chaos, Aang has to find the one he loves in a war-torn country, as the others deal with the aftermath of the war. During the political maneuvering of the post-war world, in a city turned fortress, Katara will have to survive and deal with the consequences of her situation. Sequel to The Flowers of Summer.

It took everyone 16 years to fall in love. Will the jealousies forever be over?

This is the story of Kai. Who gets transported to the world of Avatar TLA to "achieve balance". What that means even he doesn't know, but boy will his path be a bloody one. Watch as Kai goes from being bottom of the barrel to Being The Supreme King.

The exchange in Omashu goes anything but how Azula expected it to. Spirit shenanigans ensue, and suddenly the princess of the Fire Nation finds herself shrunken down to her child form.

Azulon demands that Ozai kills his daughter instead of his son. This small change sets off a ripple effect that culminates in Zuko and Azula committing treason, becoming vigilantes, and eventually joining the Avatar. Or, Ozai must capture the Avatar to regain his honor. Zuko and Azula vow to stop him.

Set in an AU, Toph and Aang have been together since the day she found him in the iceberg and helped prepare to defeat the former Fire Lord. Their lives were great until Toph starts thinking and believing that Aang is cheating on her due to not coming home. But Aang is planning to propose to her until her misunderstanding had clouded her judgment of Aang's character. Go Taang!.

Newly engaged Aang and Katara are starting to explore their intimate relationship.

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

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...

Katara and Sokka free Aang's New Avatar from the iceberg, but... not quite. The body of a 12-year-old Air Nomad is the mind of an adult guy from another world, who now has to take responsibility for the world and end the terrible war, having fulfilled his duty as an Avatar. Ahead of the new Aang is a whole new world and bending subject to him. It's not that bad, right?