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...

They called him, the Avatar killer. A simple name yet it carries so much weight in its words. It was by his decision, that the Avatar was slain. To create the world anew, and quell all asunder. The killer knew what he was doing, but has he succeeded? Special thanks to Kkachi95 for the art.

Season two of a sequel to Last Airbender and Korra. Makami, the new Avatar, has to help the world rebuild after a terrible incident, and her friends begin to unravel a much more sinister plot to destroy the Avatar. The first season will be linked at the top of Chapter 1. The format is in screenplay, so forgive me if that's odd for some people to follow.

It's an old but well-known Fire Nation saying: The heart of a hearth is forever faithful. There's a difference between running away from something at your back, and running toward something you see in the distance. Or: The lesson Ozai tries to teach and the lesson Zuko learns are two very different things. Also featuring Jet the bodyguard, who is done with absolutely everything.

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.

Azula always lies. But...what if she never had the chance to? After his father tries to do the unthinkable, Zuko flees the Fire Nation, and ends up in the Earth Kingdom, left to fend for himself. (In which the luckiest often fail, but the underestimated will prevail.)

Katara: two years of isolation chasing after her brother who vanished into the Earth Kingdom looking for work. Zuko: six years of isolation on an iron ship slowly losing hope that his horizon might ever change. After coming to realize his father never meant for him to return home, Zuko throws his fate in with Katara's side, but halting one hundred years of momentum isn't that easy.

Zia became trapped in the same iceberg that froze Aang, but her life took a different pace. Always too late, always missing from Aang's own action, Zia's life and viewpoint becomes warped and different from her original views. A journey of an airbender through the lens of firebenders.

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

When she was younger, Eiko left behind her horrible life in the Fire Nation without looking back. Now she lives out her days as one of the most well known bounty hunters in the Earth Kingdom, always looking foward to the next battle. When she recieved a contract for the Avatar, she expected it to be a quick and easy job,. What she didn't expect was Toph.

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.

Modern Day AU. Zuko and his girlfriend Akiko discuss the book series I just finished on Tuesday. Spoilers for those who've not read the two-park book series"Shadow of the Dragon" by Kate O'Hearn

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 28 - November 5th, 2023

Azula had left the fire nation and took up work as a bounty hunter. She was good at it, able to standover all those pleading to be let free. Yet one drink, caused what most would guess. A child born to Azula the only one who showed her unconditional love. Still fate deals the cards, yet no matter the cards the backs are always blue.

An AU story. Zuko has managed to capture the GAang. With no options left, Katara picks up on Zuko's attraction to her and offers him a deal, one night with her in his bed for Aang's release. She convinces him to take the deal, but the experience may prove to be very different than what she expects. Can she resist the attraction between them, or will she succumb to temptation?

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.

This is Avatar: The Last Airbender and Kitchen Nightmares crossover story with Ozai in the role of Gordon Ramsay. That's the story. I don't know what else you want me to say. (Obviously, the story is a bit more than that. It's mostly about Katara and Sokka trying to run a family restaurant and not being very good at it. So, it's basically crack treated kind of seriously.)

What if Aang was a little angrier? Takes place during "The Southern Raiders." Aangst.

The Avatar is thought to be dead, and this is what she thinks aswell. That is, untill Azula finds out she can airbend.

In which Sokka and Yue both have needs — needs that can be fulfilled only by each other, apparently. Sokka/Yue. No war AU.

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.)

I watched Aang examine the necklace, and a dead silence came over him. He had thought he was the last air-bender. Yet, in his eyes, I could tell he realized that no matter how much the Fire Nation tried to destroy the world, the world would always find a way to keep the balance.

AU: Iroh is the one killed in the Siege of Ba Sing Se. Now Crown Prince Lu Ten writes in a journal the events of his father's death, the banishment of his Uncle Ozai, and the broken aftermath his family is left in, while discussing his regrets, his fears, and his hope for the future.

Almost two decades of peace have followed the Hundred Year War, but its' dark legacy continues to lurk in the Fire Nation, the Earth Kingdom and the United Republic. As Team Avatar moves on with their lives, various conspirators prepare to strike, attempting to enlist the aid of a certain exiled princess... Told from the perspective of different characters in each chapter.

Three years after the end of the war, Azula, 18, has to do reparations. But she's not safe from presenting yet, even thou if late in her life. Aang, an Alpha, might have picked up her secondary gender before she even knew. Azulaang Alpha/Beta/Omega Dynamics, there'll be smut of course