After moving to Republic City two years ago, Korra felt like things were finally falling into place. She was a great cop, had a great boyfriend, and finally, she had some peace and quiet. That, until Mako's ex decided to name-drop her in a song. Inspired by "Becky's So Hot", and released in (late) celebration of their podcast.

Direct sequel to What we once were, takes place immediately after the story ended. Asami and Korra's relationship has been out in the open, completely covered by the media, which Korra was ultimately fine with- If it wasn't for how much her girlfriend was freaking out. Things escalate, the media starts harassing them, people are being close minded as ever, and all that makes Korra wonder if they could ever get through this barrier. especially when it starts looking like Asami might not even want to. **Completed**

Korrasami and SMUT

Korra has had enough. The people of Republic City don't respect all she has done for them and she's tired of being treated as the bad guy. If that's how they want to see her, then so be it. She'll be the bad guy to prove to them that she does everything for them. It's up to Asami to save her from going down that dark path, but will she be able to stop her?

The United States is torn apart by two political groups: the Traditionalists and the Progressives. After the fall of the Capitol, the Progressive rebels fight back to overthrow the Traditionalist regime led by Korra and her fellow fighters. Together, they work to defeat President Amon and bring the country out of the darkness.

Modern AU . Korra is an engineering intern at Future Industries. She has been somewhat toxic in her past relationships and wants to steer clear of them while she attends school and completes her internship, but working with a bunch of beautiful women isn't easy and things get real messy real fast. Korra has never truly been in love. Will she be able to find her way out of this mess and ACTUALLY be able to trust someone with her heart?