One shot. AU. Aang never ran away, and defeated the fire nation invasion. Now, after mastering the elements and toppling the fire nation's ambitions of war, he finds himself feeling more disconnected and alone than ever, unable to overcome the barrier that being the Avatar seems to have created. His only friend, scared of losing him, takes it upon herself to help him.

Iroh's only son had been dead for decades. Coupled with the fact that the world was finally at peace, his nephew was healthy, and the Jasmine Dragon was now considered the best tea shop in the Earth Kingdom, there should be no reason for him to continue grieving. But the covered table at the back of his tea shop that Iroh jokes is "permanently reserved for the spirits" has a story.

After Zuko is hurt and banished, Iroh tries to help him heal.

Aang is not happy with the state Zuko is in when he walks in late to the council meeting. He'd clearly put himself in danger, and Aang can't stand for it.

Katara's childhood nightmares are back and stronger than ever. In a war against her inner self, time is running out before she loses control and loses everything.

What happens when Sokka meets a mysterious girl while Katara is on a short trip with Aang?

Sequel to Shouldn't Love You. Now that Aang is good again, he decides to fix the mistakes he made as the crown prince of the Fire Nation. Rated T for Violence. Not too bad though.

A what-if Zuko and Katara got to know each other better during Book 3, and both finding out about the other's secret identities, The Blue Spirit and The Painted Lady. Written for @mermaidgirl4565 on Twitter!

Aang is tasked with Azula's recovery, but finds that bringing balance is a lot more difficult when the target is actually sentient. Azula's interest is not in her recovery, but in something else entirely.

It is hundreds of years after the events of Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra. Avatar Rarin has used his powers to consolidate control over the known world, and take away the bending of all people not expressly loyal to him. Hira, a late-blooming firebender, cultivates her gift in secret, and uses it to foster a rebellion against Rarin's rule.

Azula feels the need to take a myestery upon herself when Zuko starts driving himself up a wall. What is the myestery? Why would Uncle Iroh refuse a cup of tea?

Sokka can't stand the tires of his friends anymore to comfort him. No one can and so he decides to visit a person he thinks she could help him. At least he can try to follow an instinct he should have followed long ago in his opinion... Warning! This fic will touch dark themes like self-loathing, sort of self-harm and self-destructive tendencies.

Toph wakes up in the middle of the night not feeling well...but she's not the only one. Set during The Painted Lady. Toph/Sokka oneshot.

Suki stared up at her captor. She'd never felt this vulnerable in her life. She'd always held herself up as an elite warrior who wasn't afraid of anything, but right now she was terrified of seeing Azula go. Suki felt a piece of herself die as their lips locked together. She was a traitor. So why did she feel so relieved?

Adaptation of "I Love You and I'm Sorry" By Jerry236 Ty Lee X Zuko

Canon divergence, set 3 years after the war's end. Zuko has been busy making major changes throughout the Fire Nation, and Katara has kept herself busy helping her brother rebuild the Southern Water Tribe. The world is slowly healing. When Katara accepts Zuko's invitation to visit, however, old feelings come back into light. How will they navigate this new world?

What would've happened if Zuko had decided to fight his father during that Agni Kai? Would they of fought to the death? Would Zuko of still been banished in the end? And what about Zuko's famous scar? Would he still of ended up with it? Please remember to R&R!

The events of how Zuko got his scar, and got banished from the Fire Nation. Iroh takes care of him, but it isn't easy. Zuko is scarred for life, and not just physically. Warning: explicitly described violence during the events of the Agni Kai!

She picked her poison, it was him. Toko oneshot.

The tale of Raava and Vaatu is well known. But what of their children? Alanna and Anto? What their story, and how did they end up being the White Spirit of Life and the Black Spirit of Death?

It's a love letter, and he's not jealous. Not at all. — ZukoKatara.

2 years after the war, Zuko finds that he is not as happy as thought he would be. He loves the Avatar, his best friend. He has ever since he joined the gaang, and now he doesn't know how to confront those feelings. Does Aang feel the same way? Rated M for yaoi smut, language, and foot fetish.

When Katara is eleven she falls apart under a starry night sky and stays feverish for days, flames alight on the left side of her face until the skin goes numb to the touch. The contours of her body all reflect, unmarred against the glass icebergs of her home; the stories underneath are what matter, tales of pride and lies and betrayal against bone. [zutara, soulmate au]

Instead of training the avatar, Zuko is captured and thrown in prison. One escape and an extra powerful comet later change everything. How will Zuko find his own destiny when the avatar already has a firebending master? How will he become the firelord and lead his people to peace if someone has already ascended the position? Basically, a Zuko joins the Gaang late AU.

A young 31st-century Avatar is banished into the ATLA universe after disappointing her clan's leaders, and she is discovered by Prince Zuko. He feels as though his search for the Avatar has ended, and now he can go home. The girl is lost here, just as she was back home. But oddly enough, she finds her peace here and so does the fire prince. (Follows all books and comics slow burn)