(Y/N) is the best female soldier of the Fire Nation. Her first mission is to accompany Prince Zuko to find the Avatar who disappeared 100 years ago. But during the mission she realises that she wants to be more than just a soldier to the prince. Wil...
Since Ba Sing Se had been conquered, three weeks had passed. Aang hadn't woken up since then. During these three weeks, we had captured a Fire Nation ship to use as a disguise. Right now we were sailing in the Earth Kingdom waters and had passed the Serpent Pass. I had met a few people during that time. Hakoda, Katara's and Sokka's father, and Bato, a friend of them.
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I also met The Duke and Pipsqueak. Those two were in Jet's group of Freedom Fighters.
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Two people had changed since Ba Sing Se. Katara and I.
Katara was in despair. She did healing sessions on Aang's back every day. He was alive but was in a sort of coma.
I was heartbroken. Since the fight in Ba Sing Se, I hadn't talked a lot just sometimes with Katara and Toph but mostly with Sokka. He was the one who comforted me when I cried. He could understand how I felt when Zuko betrayed me and Dad.
Right now I was on deck leaning against the railing. I remembered these days on a Fire Nation ship when we were looking for Aang. Those memories made me cry again.
"(Y/N)?" It was Katara. "Are you alright?" "I wish he had chosen our side.", I sobbed. "Well, look what happened ..." "Katara! ... please don't make it any worse than it already is.", I cut her off.
I walked away towards my chamber but I stopped at the door where Aang was. I opened the door, closed it back and walked to him and sat at the edge of the bed.
(A/N Play this song. (Y/N) is italic, her mother is underlinedand together is both)
I've never felt this strong I'm invincible, how could this go wrong? No, here, here's where I belong I see a road ahead I never thought I would dare to tread
