Kimi Matsuki has been able to see ghosts and talk to them ever since she was 3. now that shes sixteen the shy, timid girl wants to fit in so badly but she ends up picking the wrong people and thats when she meets Kenji the 17 year old boy that died in the old abandoned insane assylum. Can a Ghost and a human really fall in love? Though the biggest mystery is... Is Kenji even really dead?

If you didn't know what The Legend of Korra is, it's a television program on Nickelodeon. If you haven't watched it yet. ---SPOILERS!---

Follow young sixteen year old Renegade and her friends through the worst, and best parts of her life. When she runs away from her latest foster parent and she decides to live in the woods, trying to survive, she meets a wolf, Outcast. And when a stranger comes to her camp, he tells her the best, yet the worst news- her birth parents are alive, but they are trying to kill her. He reveals parts of her life that she never remembered, but never wanted to remember. The Kimeran of blue and silver sight Will bring about World's End In her seventeenth year. The ones who raised her will Attempt to destroy her. With the help of a stranger, she She will overcome this destiny Or die.

(Strays from what's cannon) Avatar Korra has been dead for almost 20 years, and people are starting to doubt there will be another avatar. Ever since Raava was ripped out of her, and her connection with the past avatars was lost, Korra always had a tiny doubt there wouldn't be another Avatar. Fortunately, it just took the White Lotus a while to find her. Luna is an unsure Earthbender from a place nearly no one has heard of. But, she is the only one who can even begin to understand and defeat this new threat to the world. But even with her friends helping her, will she even be able to defeat them once and for all? I highly recommend you at least watch The Legend of Korra before you read this. The times, places, and people will make sense. It would be even better if you watch Avatar: The Last Airbender as well. No copyright intended; cover art is not mine.