Y/N was getting sick of the South Pole. Her cocky twin brother Sokka, her insufferable little sister Katara, the endless snow, ice, water, and chores. Yes, she loved the place, and her family, but ever since father left she had basically been looking after the whole village. Wake up, train with siblings, go fishing, cook, and go to bed. Every. Single. Day. But everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked. Disclaimers! None of the art is mine unless said otherwise. I do not own Avatar the Last Airbender or it's characters. Why is this labeled as mature? Some gruesome descriptions, and dark themes. All possibly triggering pieces have warnings to notify the readers beforehand.

The story of the girl behind it all.

(Originally The Southern Water Tribe Firebender) When a pair of twins were born under a terrible storm they said the spirits were displeased with the Southern Water Tribe's leader. Some believing his bloodline was tainted. Cursed. Kallik grew up knowing she was different. Often keeping her distance from the rest of her tribe after the incident involving her late mother. It was safer that way. No one would know her secret that way. Which is why after she and her siblings found a boy frozen in the ice, she realized how hard that secret would become. Especially with a prince hellbent on capturing them hot on their trail. ------- Yes, it's finally time to give a proper OC and rewrite to the fic. Enjoy the fixed version. ------- (Language) Season One 🌧 Season Two ⛰ Season Three 🔥 (I own nothing)

When Aang was shot down and claimed to be dead... Another had fallen and was also claimed dead, accept he was really dead. Prince zuko. When the gaang finds out the tragic death of the prince of the fire nations murder they almost seem to feel it's unreal, the boy that have hunted them will never bother them again... They all feel different about it, guilt, confused, even the thought of zuko not deserving it, but also anger yet relief... That's until one of them runs into the blue spirit and finds out a dark secret that only one other knows of. "Zuko?"