One day, the moon darkened. Concerned by the rare phenomenon, the last thing Sokka expects to learn is that Azula might be the key to solving this lunar mystery. By traveling the world together, the Water Tribe Warrior and the Fire Nation's Fallen Princess will seek to fulfill Yue's final wishes in what might just become a lifechanging, memorable adventure for the unlikely pair...

The Demitar, bender of two elements, is a fundamental part of the Avatar's power. In this reimagining of Avatar: The Last Airbender, Raya is the next Demitar. Born into the Fire Nation only a few years before the demise of Avatar Roku, she is thrust into a world on the precipice of war. Frozen in time for one hundred years, she must find the new Avatar, and defeat her own nation.

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...

Iroh's POV of Iroh, The One. It's late and Iroh decided to tell the crew on his new tea transporting ship about how he and his love Maddalyn's love confessions to each other. the song is Broken Rose by Anna Tsuchiya.

Hace muchos años el avatar Aang terminó con la guerra de los 100 años y restauró el equilibrio del mundo trayendo una época de paz para todas las naciones. Al terminar su ciclo, un nuevo avatar nació pero nuevos peligros aparecerían. Xiao, una chica la cual no le gusta la idea de ser el avatar, no sólo hará frente a los nuevos villanos, también deberá encontrar su verdadero camino

It's the heart of the hearth that makes the home. -So says the history of the Fire Nation. Ground fires are known for being sneaky, insidious, and long-lasting, burning long after they're no longer considered a threat, spreading far and flaring up when they're least expected. No one ever really does expect his Fire Prince. Jet has a lot to teach them. (Jetko)

A series of short stories taking place in the The Bending World and The Mechanized World following the events of the end of the Hundred Years War, in the intermediate years prior to LoK. A spin off of "The Rift" series, entailing side stories and showing the impacts and exchanges between the two worlds.

WARNING: This is a sequel to The Embers of Honor. Summary contains spoilers for 1st book, so read at your own risk. Though Zuko has finally come to terms with his role as the Avatar, now that his secret is out, he and his friends face an uphill battle to get him the training he needs in order to come into his destiny and, maybe, save the world.

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.

Without a second trail Ty Lee and Mai follow Azula along during The Chase. Inadvertently making to fire kids fight each other a season early. As a consequence all four of them are forced reconsider their relationships with each other and the Fire Nation at large. Ty Luko

For want of a single nail, the war was lost. So why not make it two nails instead? Thus, a war meeting goes slightly differently, resulting in a different royal being banished. And a slight shift in the timeline means the younger generation were born a decade earlier.

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!

2 weeks before Sozin's Comet arrives and Zuko thinks of returning to the palace before the big fight. Will Aang allow him to leave or will he join him on this life changing field trip, and does it somehow involve Toph. The only question is what is Zuko's response to his sister unraveling at the end.

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.

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.

Zuko and Katara's fates intertwine when she saves his life. Zuko swears a life debt to Katara vowing to protect and obey her, becoming an unexpected and untrusted ally of the Avatar's group. While struggling to gain the group's trust and experiencing several mishaps, he reluctantly aids their mission while Katara grapples with her new role and whether she can gain Zuko's trust.

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.

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.

Instead of Zuko, it is Azula that Firelord Azulon demands sacrificed. This single change shall ripple across the fate of the world; Ozai shall not be Firelord, Azula shall question everything she ever knew, and the world shall be very different when the Avatar returns.

It's been said that there is no greater love than a life laid down. This is true. But nobody ever talks about the stumbling, awkward steps you take to get there. Zuko, Katara, and their accidental wingmen learn about those the hard way. Zutara Weeks 2008-Present in drabbles and oneshots. [Ch.67: It's the end of the world and also somehow Zuko's lucky day.]

Kanoko. My name is Kanoko. I went with Aang when he ran away. Aang isn't, and never will be, the last airbender. (Sorry. I suck at summaries...)

Kailani wants nothing more than to learn the martial art of waterbending. But because of her tribe's sexist customs, she's confined to the role of healer. That is, until the Avatar and his friends arrive. Between Fire Nation royalty, a war that's been kept secret, and a cabbage merchant that seems to show up everywhere, Kailani has to wonder if she made the right choice, or if she

When Jet walks back into her life after a decade, she can't believe his timing. She's married now, unhappily but married all the same. He was the one who chose to leave and she hasn't looked back since. She must face the question: Is an unhappy relationship worth fixing? Are memories enough reason to stay? And if they are, which memories should she choose? (zutara office/modern au)

What if Sokka took up a power he did not understand? What would it cost, and what would his family do to save him? What if Azula had been shown a better way? Could she find her own redemption?