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Collection of AtLA one shots, inspired mostly by Atlawritingprompts on Tumblr. For chapters, where this is the case, there will be a link to the prompts.
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The Worst Prisoner: The illusion of separation (Book 2) by emletish
Fandoms: Avatar: The Last Airbender
09 Feb 2019
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Four friends separately make their way to Ba Sing Se, learning wisdom along the way. Will our two lovers, forbidden from one another, find each other again? Will Aang find the courage to be the avatar the world needs? Will Sokka be condemned to more conversations about feelings? A shenanagin filled romp through the Earth Kingdom. Zutara yes, but this is primarily a friendship fic
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- Part 2 of The Worst Prisoner
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At the south pole, Katara and Sokka returned to their village with only a few small fish to show for their trouble. “Stupid magic water,” Sokka grumbled, while Katara fumed silently.
Aboard his ship, the banished Prince Zuko admitted with a tired sigh that his search of the southern seas had proven unfruitful. “Tell my uncle...we’re going to try the eastern Air Nomad territories again.”
Underneath the waves, within his frozen cocoon, the Avatar slept still, and the world continued to move on without him.
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Aang remains in the iceberg ten years longer. He awakens to a very different world.
[Now on Book II: Earth]
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When Aang is called to the Fire Nation by his old friend Zuko, he's not entirely sure what to expect, but he certainly wasn't expecting to be told that the Fire Nation had found another living airbender.
As Aang tries to help the stranger acclimate to a post-war world, the alliances between the nations grow tense once more, friendships and loyalties are tested, and ancient spirits that are drawn back together time and time again get to reunite once more.
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"Hakoda suddenly feels like he missed his son growing up, even though he's been with him this whole time."
Sokka changes. It sudden, but he's still himself, still being annoying and driving Katara up the wall. He just grew up very quickly when Dad left, that's all.
In which Sokka builds the Southern Watertribe back up, and a rebellion from the ground.
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It is four years since the end of the Hundred-Year War. The original Aang Gaang is scattered, trying to heal the wounds of war wherever they find them. But not everyone shares their dream of peace and partnership. And when Azula steps back in the ring, the Purity Movement makes its move to return the Fire Nation to glory.
This is the sequel to Book 4: Harmony and begins about two months after Ten-Minute War of Yu Dao.
NEW: Ch. 9: Kyoshi Roots
Suki and Sokka unearth the secrets of Kyoshi Island.Series
- Part 4 of Orbits
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Avatar Aang's soulmate probably died 100 years before, but he can't help but feel she's closer than he thinks.
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Hakoda had left with the men of the tribe to go fight in the war that took much from them. It will take even more by the time it is over, Katara is to learn as she's left behind with the other women of the tribe. And the discovery of the Avatar long thought lost has her and her grandmother traveling all over the world to get him ready for the fight of their lives. She can only hope he learns the elements before the comet comes to rain down fire upon them all.
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he always kept a handful of stars in his pocket and rays of sunshine in his smile, a hurricane in his eyes and whole galaxys in his mind
The Gaang & Aang and how much they all love him.
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- Part 2 of NaNoWri 2018
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The Southern Water Tribe hasn’t changed much; Katara has. With a multitude of factors weighing on her mind-- Sokka’s strange behavior, being in the closet, Hakoda’s alarming suggestion that Katara might be chief one day, and through it all a growing doubt about his place in the world-- the solution is clear: a solo life-changing field trip.
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webMD said im dying (but i have a test on thursday) by anotherdirtycomputer
Fandoms: Avatar: The Last Airbender
13 Apr 2018
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Sokka helps Aang write the letter to Zuko.
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- Part 3 of Modern Day Benders
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An alteration to the canon ending of A:TLA.
After taking the lightning bolt meant for Katara, Zuko puts his heart on the line and admits his affection for her. His choice - and hers - have effects that are felt throughout their group of friends as well as the rest of the Nations reeling from the defeat of the militant Fire Nation monarchs.
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The kiss was terrifyingly beautiful. Sure they were both nervous due to it being their first kiss, but you couldn't tell. They were kissing as if it would be their last.
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for a year of my life
maybe the happiest year of my life
but then came the fear & the fights
and certain things that happen the dark
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Written for Aang Week 2017. Prompt - Seasons.
Aang and seasonings throughout the seasons of the show as the seasons pass.
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- Part 11 of Caelum's Canonverse
- Part 7 of Aang Week 2017
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In the final moments of the fall of Ba Sing Se, Katara makes a fateful decision which leaves her at the mercy of the new regime.
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The "new era of love and peace" has begun. Team Avatar scatters to be where they're needed in the postwar world. By treaty agreement, the Fire Nation colonies are to be returned to the Earth Kingdom and all Fire Nation subjects repatriated to the homeland—harmony among the nations will be restored, by sanction of the Avatar. But the Gaang finds that peace is sometimes messier than war. Love can mean many things. And harmony may not be found where they think it will.
(A total rewrite of "The Promise" comics, and then some.)
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- Part 2 of Orbits
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When Katara thinks Aang has been killed she uses a bloodbending technique against Azula that will scar her soul forever....
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"It has been said, 'time heals all wounds.' I do not agree. The wounds remain. In time, the mind, protecting its sanity, covers them with scar tissue and the pain lessens. But it is never gone." ~ Rose Kennedy