Non-bending / professional Pai Sho AU. Sequel to the White Lotus Gambit. Takes place 6 years after the events of WLG. This story focuses on Yue's return from retirement and her quest to follow in the footsteps of Azula and Katara by also becoming the Pai Sho world champion. YuKaZula endgame.

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 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 leaves his mark in the pages of history.

Zuko finds himself within the walls of Ba Sing Se, forced to take on a new life as a tea server in Pao's Teashop. Of course, he isn't happy about it. To ease Zuko's transition to his new life, and perhaps for just a little bit of his own enjoyment, Uncle Iroh has taken it upon himself to teach his nephew the art of tea. And so, begins the Fire Prince's Tea Journal.

A sequel to Last Airbender and Korra, the way of bending has changed with the world, and the Avatar is...forgotten? Meet some new and old characters that wrestle with a new world's political, personal, and supernatural troubles. The format is in screenplay, so forgive me if that's odd for some people to follow. Feel free to tell me about it in a review!

After a tough breakup with Katara, Aang reluctantly agrees to help Zuko find his mother along with Azula. Expecting nothing but a disaster of a trip, he's quickly surprised as he finds out more about the fallen princess than he would have ever expected.

In a last-ditch effort to stop Firelord Azula, Ty Lee is sent to exploit the dictator's one weakness: herself. OR Ty Lee thinks she isn't head over heels for a sociopath anymore and falls right onto her cock - I mean, into her hands. (Futanari, noncon, MaiTyZula)

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.

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.

Azula has battled with expectations since she was born, not knowing anything but the need to surpass them. So when a certain peasant, born from a chance encounter between two nations, appears in her life, showing her a trust and presence she has lacked all her life, the course of her path shifts into unknown depths.

Almost five years after the events leading up to the end of the Hundred Years War, Azula returned to live in the palace with her brother, the Fire Lord Zuko. Between love and hate, how will their relationships and Azula's ambitions affect their destiny and that of the fire nation? OR : What if Azula's deepest motivations weren't what we thought? (Zucest)

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. An Azula redemption story.

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...

Avatar Aang couldn't control his anger during the final fight and murdered Firelord Ozai just as the former avatars and his best friends advised him to do, how would that affect him? most importantly, how would it affect the new world he was trying to build? A story of Drama, Political Conflict, Pain and a little bit of romance.

In a world where Toph and Zuko were betrothed as children, she joins him on his Avatar-hunting quest.

The Rats and the Hornets are gone, but the streets of Citadel never change. Only its players. The Fire Nation's Siege of Ba Sing Se intensifies with every passing day, and the survivors of Citadel's latest turf war, now drafted into the Fire Nation, are on death row to see the worst of what war has to offer.

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

Azula and Jeong Jeong hit the road and do not become friends. For Azula Week 2023, "Nonbender" prompt.

Another portal potion adventure where one of my Avatar OCS helps me with an issue I'm currently struggling with.

So this is just for fun. AU, non-canon, whatever you want to call it. Not to be taken seriously in any way, shape, or form. Katara buys a cursed trinket at the market. Not that she believes in curses, mind you, but it does all seem to go downhill from there.

Imagine in book I, episode 15 not only Katara gets paralysed by the shirshu, but Zuko as well. Now they lie closely together, their heads mere inches apart, his arm around her waist.

When Zuko and Sokka meet as children after the Southern Water Tribe is not only invaded, but conquered by the Fire Nation, they realize unlikely alliances can be formed in war. Now, the boys can let the differences between their families and cultures bring them together to stop the bloodshed or allow the years of hatred to win before the war is even won.

Everyone fights for what they believe in. Where some see balance, others see stratification. Where some see salvation, others see slavery. To the Fire Nation, the Avatar is the vanguard of the longest dark age humanity has ever known. And to one of its soldiers, defeating him is the only way the human race can ever achieve the freedom and dignity it deserves.

Destiny is a funny thing. A split-second decision results in Zuko being injured during the escape from Pohuai Stronghold. Aang is determined to turn an enemy into a friend and, despite their doubts, Sokka and Katara find themselves also starting to better understand their erstwhile pursuer. For Katara and Zuko, this new understanding could even lead to something more.

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... (An exploration of trauma and its effects. Contains educational author notes on psychology. Not grimdark.)