Avatar The Last Airbender; War of the Water Tribe

The boy In the Ice Berg

"Azula, come back!" Zuko yelled. He watched as his fourteen year old sister ran away from him. Typical. That was Azula. The perfect fire bender who did what she pleased. Zuko couldn't believe she wasn't being more cautious. Azula shot him a dirty look and stormed off.

       Her brother had yet again blew things out of proportion because he was so sensitive. Azula was determined now more than ever to catch a fish and eat it to too. "He's just jealous" Azula thought, and she knew there was truth behind it. But she also knew he had a point, maybe she was being a bit rash.

        The whole dispute started when they were trying to fish on ember island. Their dad had warned them that going anywhere near water was dangerous, since there seemed to be a water tribe fleet anywhere, but they were hungry and it had been so long since they had fish. A nice wall of volcanic rock surrounded the bay, meaning they could be on the shore and be out of view from the outside world, but around water you still couldn't be too sure. She had actually managed to catch one before her dramatic brother of course threw a fit when she tried to roast it .

"He's so emotional" she thought. Then he of course launched his attacks of insults, and distracted she let the fish go. Now she was stamping away into the rocks by the sea, where fish could be easily grabbed by the little pools. The downside was that it was outside the rock walls, meaning anyone could see her. She knew it was risky, but Azula was mad, and more importantly determined. Zuko's eyes widened when he saw his sister slip out the walls.

"Azula stop!" He followed her out the volcanic walls, where he saw her by the tidal pools easily grabbing fish and crabs. She wasn't even dazed by his presence.

"What are you doing?" He hissed. He glanced around expecting a ship with the southern water tribe emblem, to come around any minute now and drown them to their untimely death. What Azula did next was the last straw for him. She cooked the fish via fire bending. Right there in front of everyone.

"Zuzu doesn't this smell amazing? Oh lighten up, no ones gonna find us." Azula leaned her hand back accidentally heating up the water. Then it was her turn to cower in fear as she saw it; ice. Seeing Ice was always a side of water benders. Especially since it was ice at the beach. It didn't get cold on ember island.

"Water Tribe, they're here. Look at the ice Azula, it had to have just been made." Zuko started to run before Azula grabbed his hand.

"Wait Zuko, look!" As Azula heated up the water the Ice started to grow. For a minute Zuko thought his sister was water bending. Until he realized her heating the water wasn't creating ice, but bringing an Iceberg up to the surface. An enormous perfectly spherical ice berg.

"Azula we have to go, Now!" He whisper-shouted.
"Zuko just think for a second. This is going to draw so much more attention, we have to melt it down." He bit his lip but he knew his sister was right. He rubbed his hands and felt the exciting feeling of fire. Azula smiled at him and for a minute he almost thought she was being nice. Together they started to melt the ice, until Zuko saw something that made him immediately drop his hands.

       Azula looked at him before noticing what he saw, and she took a step back. Now with enough ice melted, she could see a boy in the iceberg. Before she could even react, Zuko gripped her hand tightly and started dragging her away.

"Zuko Wait!" but she could tell he wasn't gonna let her go. Azula looked back at the iceberg and concentrated hard on fire. With the kick her foot she sent a powerful fire blast towards the iceberg. She had done it. Immediately all the melted water sent a huge wave towards her and her brother and he pulled her in close as the water spashed over her.

       Zuko held on tightly to his sister while he swam up to the surface gasping for air. He looked over to Azula catching her breath, when they both looked at the ethereal light. Sure enough a boy had come out the ice berg.