At sixteen, Zuko had many realizations: 1. He would do anything for his people. 2. His father was not a man he wanted to be. 3. The Fire Nation and his father were not safe. In a reality where Zuko's Agni Kai happens later in life, he's mature enough to recognize its significance. Guided by the Sun Warrior Princess, he embarks on a mission of self-discovery. Zuko's journey leads him to marriage and fatherhood, but tragedy strikes when he loses his wife. Vowing to protect his daughter at all costs, Zuko's path is set on securing a safe future for her. Years later, a terrible storm throws Zuko and Katara into the sea, and they wash ashore together. Forced to form a truce, they set out on a journey to reunite with their families. Along the way, they discover that there is more to each other than meets the eye, forging an unexpected bond that could change their destinies. (Rewrite of Firefly)

A brutal counteroffensive on the Day of Black Sun alters the trajectories of Zuko and Katara's fates, changing their lives forever. (Hey! If you know me from AO3, then it's nice to see you again! You can read/follow me there, too. Seeing how successful the fic has been there, I decided to try my luck on Wattpad! If you're interested in following me on AO3, follow this link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/41015355/chapters/149910535)

"It's not that I don't believe in love, I'm a very strong believer in it actually. I'm just terrified it doesn't believe in me." The cover picture is not mine! It belongs to Harei-Ruto. It's what gave me the inspiration for this book.

5 years ago the Fire Nation won the war, and has taken over all of the lands. The Earth kingdom surrendered, and are now treated as equals, but the Water tribes, who continued to fight have become slaves of the Fire nation...

Don't we all wonder what would happen if the butterfly flapped its wings differently? What would have changed if the Prince had decided differently at the crossroads? The end result might or might not have been the same , but sometimes, what matters is what is gained from the journey itself. Follow to see what would have happened if Prince Zuko had changed his path sooner.

Story of love, loss, growth and pain. Read on to find out what happens to our favorite couple that should have been a thing in the show! I do not own the Atla or the characters Completed. Look for my spin off Who We Are.

The story goes back to the time of the Southern Raiders, when Katara and Zuko make a trip for Katara's revenge for her mother. What would it be if they had more time together, not just return to the gang immediately? I twisted A LOT of the story details and the story will head out a whole lot different than the original plot~!! P.S. Zuko and Katara are not sixteen and fourteen in my story. NEVER. So I revised the characters' ages: Zuko: 20 Sokka, Suki: 19 Katara, Azula: 18 Aang, Toph: 16 Most impressive ranking: #4 Zutara

An Avatar: The Last Airbender AU where it's Katara who shows up at Zuko's room before his coronation instead of Mai. My take on how it should have been. And yes, it's Zutara. Cover Art: Credit to the original artist. I just used the image for my cover. Disclaimer: I do not own AtLA or its characters.

Katara: two years of isolation chasing after her brother who vanished into the Earth Kingdom looking for work. Zuko: six years of isolation on an iron ship slowly losing hope that his horizon might ever change. After coming to realize his father never meant for him to return home Zuko throws his fate in with Katara's side, but halting one hundred years of momentum isn't that easy. Crossposted to AO3.

Katara's only belief system for love is by spirituality. Tui and La's book of life solely ensures that you will find your soulmate. But the one thing stronger than a soulmate is a twin-flame. The twin-flame for Katara is Zuko! The son of fire and he used to be worst enemy. They fall in love quick while Katara tries to deny it. Drama comes in quick and hot, will their love be strong enough to push through? Let's see! -- I don't claim any of the characters. It's just my story BOOK 1/2