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“Okay, I can make us a one-year plan.”
“That’s the scariest thing you’ve said all summer.”
“It’ll be color-coded, charts, everything.”
“Annie.”
“I’m kidding. Mostly.”
Ellis caught her around the waist before she could retreat and said, very softly, “You stayed.”
--A year isn’t forever—but it might be enough time for them to become more than a summer.
A story focused on Ellis/Annie told following the end of season one.
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22 Sep 2026
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Without the demands of a century-long war, waterbenders use their gifts for art rather than combat. Katara and her family’s troupe of waterbending performers travel to the Fire Nation to exhibit for its lord. With a dance of moon-silvered water, Katara ensnares an admirer who offers gifts and unsigned notes.
As the troupe spends six weeks with the capital’s firebenders to craft an unforgettable tandem performance—a union of fire and water—Katara extends an invitation to meet the admirer. She is not expecting Fire Lord Zuko himself.
A hidden duet between them ignites kinship, passion, and then fierce devotion.
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25 Aug 2026
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In the aftermath of the Agni Kai, Katara watches over a recovering Zuko and they bare their souls to each other. In the two weeks immediately after the war's end, Katara finds herself lost in the labyrinthian halls of the Fire Nation Royal Palace and in her own heart. Then, she leaves for home and does not see Zuko again for three long years.
Since the war, Katara is plagued by strange visions in the southern aurora: entropic shadows swallowing towns and people. Believing these visions to be the guilt of her inner subconscious, Katara is compelled to return to the world beyond the safety of her southern shores. Meanwhile, strife and instability lie in wait beneath the world's political landscape like a dolphin piranha under the ice ready to strike. With world politics shifting and her tribe stronger, Katara decides to step onto the global stage in the newly-created Four Nations Council and finds herself among old friends - as well as new adversaries and challenges.-Set post-canon, VERY canon-divergent state-of-the-world (ie: comics irrelevant).
-Starts with a flashback, but will not stay in the past. Time skips imminent.Bookmarked by Chipitty
21 Jul 2026
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When the Sun & Moon Collide by isamerai
Fandoms: Avatar: The Last Airbender (Cartoon 2005)
25 Oct 2026
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Zuko has not known real peace since the day he faced his sister in the Last Agni Kai many years ago.
No matter how many times he tried to bury them, his feelings for a particular waterbender refused to fade. At every shared meal with the Gaang, every sparring match in a courtyard, and every visit to the Fire Palace, he found himself hoping, just once, that her eyes would meet his and reignite the spark that had flared the moment he took Azula's lightning for her... but they never did.
Her gaze always found Aang's instead. And, as time went on, Zuko taught himself to look away — for their sake, and for the fragile balance of their friendship. The Avatar and the healer, bound together as if by fate.
But when Katara comes to the Fire Nation during a quiet break from Aang, the Fire Lord begins to notice something he hadn't allowed himself to see before. Whenever he looked away...
She always looked back.
(Set 10 years after the Hundred Year War, Post-Canon)
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27 Apr 2026
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After the war, Zuko is expected to lead a nation that he isn't sure he belongs in.
Everything changes when Azula breaks free, forcing him to confront a threat he thought he had already survived.Zuko is left trying to hold together a nation, a past he can't run from, and feelings he can't completely understand.
The Gaang stays to help--but not everything is as simple as it used to be. Old wounds resurface, tensions rise, and relationships shift.Especially with Katara.
Some flames don't go out,
no matter how far the tide pulls away.Bookmarked by Chipitty
23 Apr 2026