Princess Sozin was born under an omen-fire in the clouds, water in the wind, and a name that would haunt her entire life. Named after the Fire Lord who began the Hundred Year War, she is a dual bender of fire and water, a miracle of power the Fire Nation boasts as its triumph. Adopted into the royal family, raised beside Azula and Zuko, and forged into Fire Lord Ozai's perfect weapon, Sozin carries a legacy she never asked for: the name of the man who set the world ablaze. Her destiny was carved before she understood the word- a political future, a forced marriage to Prince Zuko, and a lifetime sworn to a throne that sees her not as a daughter, but as a tool. But everything changes the day Zuko is banished, sent to hunt the long-lost Avatar. Just when Sozin begins to imagine a life beyond Ozai's reach, her father commands her to follow Zuko into exile- as his shadow, his shield, and his reminder of who she belongs to. Thrown into a world far from the palace walls, Sozin begins to unravel the truths she was never meant to discover-about the war, about herself, and about the fragile line between loyalty and freedom. And in the chaos of rebellion, destiny, and fire, her heart betrays her duty. Because while she was meant to stand beside Zuko... Her heart pulls her toward Sokka, the fierce, stubborn, impossibly hopeful boy from the Water Tribe who sees past her title, her bending, her name-and into the person she is fighting to become. As the shadow of a black sun rises over a world at war, Sozin must choose: Will she be Ozai's perfect creation... or the spark that burns his empire to the ground? In the shadow of a black sun, love becomes rebellion, and rebellion becomes legend.

Raised in the North Western water Tribe, Tasha Ayuzawa was an extraordinary girl. She was a strong willed, powerful water-bender and warrior of the tribe - many admired her outstanding fighting skills and bravery. But no one knew that her powers were fuelled because of her powerful spiritual past; a past that even she herself was unaware of. An incident in the Northern Water Tribe led to Tasha being enslaved to the fire nation - she was to be the loyal assistant of Prince Zuko: to help him on his search for the Avatar. So join our protagonist, on her journey together with the Prince of the Fire Nation while she finds out more about herself; as she meets the Avatar, old friends, new enemies and new allies - and of course, learning about her spiritual past. It'll be an adventure of a lifetime.

(Y/N) is a young 12 year-old girl, youngest sister of Katara and Sokka. She is the second waterbender in her village besides her older sister, although (Y/N) was younger she is very skilled at her waterbending. Both sisters teach each other when practicing. (Y/N) escaped home when she was 9 years-old, along the way she discovered that she can master the other 3 elements and made friends along the way. Although she may have liked her journey she missed the village and her siblings. Once she had returned to her home, she can't help but to think "Am I the Avatar?". Soon enough 3 years have passed since (Y/N) had escaped the southern water tribe, and discovered her other "abilities". She has been practicing her other abilities in secret and thinking her possible fate but everything changes when she and her siblings found a certain airbender. What will happen next? Will (Y/N) be who she thought she was? or will she be the once seen but never mentioned?

I wan born not to long after Aang. It was believed I would never bend. But then I did. I wasn't very skilled and failed sometimes but I still could. Then Aang was declared the avatar and the others became distant. Soon he left the temple and then I was told the same thing. That I was the avatar. I didn't believe them so I left too. I didn't have an Airbison just my kite. I flew away. I flew into a storm when lightning struck at me. Next thing I knew I was plummeting into the depths of the ocean. That was the last thing I remembered. The last thing I saw was the Ocean below and a bright light emmitting around me.

Lightbending. It's only the greatest element, and one girl seems to conquer it. She finds out about her past, and what she can do with that element. It's considered the one thing that Avatar's need, but will she bring back peace, and balance to the world? Can she teach Aang? Will her and Zuko be friends? Will she defeat Ozai? Will she go back home with Jet?

After falling into the world of Avatar, River has been for nearly a life time becoming much closer to the gang. But what if she becomes "too" attached when the new member arrives. Could she ever let them go for Zuko instead? And what about the necklace the Hahn gave to River? OH!! O.O DRAMA!! How will Toph react with her and how do they manage to get on each others' good side? And the most worrisome part yet: Azula. . . (Second Trilogy to The Last Lightbender Book 1) I do NOT own any copyright of this story except for my character and my character only.

The third book of TLL and everyone is back into action. River is now far away from the gaang and doesn't know if she'll gain any of their trust back. With Zuko in her life, and her wanting to be with her friends, how will things react? She is the second princess of the Fire Nation with Azula. . . What will the gang think of her then? An enemy? A betrayer? Will they even remember her since she has changed so much? What about her lightbending? Will she ever discover her true potential as to what she truly is?Well, there's only one thing for her to do now. . . All answers will be revealed.

Before the events of ATLA, before Zuko's banishment, the Fire Nation capital fell under the spell of the stunningly beautiful and impossibly talented Enya, a captain in the Fire Navy Fleet. Betrothed to Lu Ten and tasked with providing Zuko and Azula firebending lessons, Captain Enya quickly ingratiates herself into the Royal Family and proves herself a fearsome warrior. Despite their personalities frequently clashing, Azula can't help falling into Enya's magnetic pull, but, before long, she learns all that power and beauty comes at a horrible price.