Sequel to Rainbow's gift After the war ended, Taliya thought life would be peaceful and she would never have to fight again. If only she knew how wrong she was. As the new royal advisor, Taliya knew her job would be demanding. Zuko was scared to be in the role he was, as much as she was afraid to be in her new role. But after Zuko gets crowned the Firelord, everything goes downhill and makes Taliya wish for the days when she was just trying to save the world with her friends.

Life in the Fire Nation isn't easy. Especially when your father is a commander. After her brother's death, Taliya decided that she needed to do something about the war. So she escaped so she could do something good for the benefit of others. On the way she met the Avatar and his friends and decided to join them, so she could help bring balance to the world. But during their adventures, she realizes something is different about her, something to do with the colours of the world.

*This is the SECOND book of the "Daughter of the Moon" series, so go read "Book One: Water" if you haven't already* Elara finds herself on the run with Prince Zuko and General Iroh as they scramble out of the clutches of both the Fire Nation and the rest of the world, adopting a new identity to hide their tracks. As she lives her life on the run, she can't help but feel herself growing closer to Zuko; closer in a way that she never thought possible. Perhaps she could settle down and live a simple life away from the war. Perhaps she could turn away from her duties as the Little Moon, and perhaps she could force herself forget about her little band of heroes so that she could live the normal life she deserved. Only the spirits know that life never goes the way one plans... Zuko X OC The characters and events of this story are based on the brilliant workings of Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino. Therefore, I do not own the characters and events used other than Elara and her adventure.

*This is the third book of the "Daughter of the Moon" series, so read the first two books - "Water" and "Earth" - if you haven't already* Elara had danced with death before, but never like this. She had experienced pain before, but she could have never imagined this. Elara had thought she had known darkness, but she learns that she had only scratched the surface. Will she be able to escape the chains that cut her wrists or the chords that bind her mind? Will Zuko pull through and rescue her, or will she have to place her trust and friendship in others? Will Elara live long enough to see the end of the infamous 100 year war, or will she find herself reunited with a long-forgotten people? In the heart-wrenching conclusion to this masterful trilogy, the only way to know is to read it for yourself. *Trigger Warning: this book will discuss traumatic events as well as the effects of those experiences and may not be suitable for all readers.* The characters and events of this story are based on the brilliant workings of Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino. Therefore, I do not own the characters and events used other than Elara, her adventure, and other OC's.

Elara is a member of the lost water tribe known as the Moon Warriors. Her tribe had been hidden in the mountains for generations-long forgotten by the rest of the world, allowing the Moon Warriors to believe that they could stay out of the gruesome Hundred-Year war. On one fateful day, however, a Fire Nation Battalion finds and storms her village, changing her life forever. As her life spirals downwards, Elara finds herself in the company of a banished prince, and she devotes her service to him. Unfortunately, her matriarch (the Moon Spirit) has other plans in mind for Elara, forcing her to choose where her loyalties lie. Will she choose the boy who saved her from the bonds of slavery? Or will she choose the boy who can save the world? You'll just have to read to find out... Zuko X OC The characters and events of this story are based on the brilliant workings of Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino. Therefore, I do not own the characters and events used other than Elara and her adventure.

"these trickle of emotions are blocked by a dam. but if the dam breaks . . . you'd better watch out, sokka." OC x SOKKA [BOOK ONE OF THE DEEP BLUE SERIES]; CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION

"I am Regina Elaria, Fire Lord Azulon's successor, future Empress of the Fire Nation. Daughter of the ex-Crowned General Iroh, Cousin of the royal graces Zuko and Azula, niece of Lord Ozai, and Great Granddaughter of Fire Lord Sozin." Elaria listed her titles with a facade of pride, knowing her side in this War and her duty to her people. It would always be a duty over love. The Crown would always win. Avatar Aang, on the other hand, was ready to challenge her. Top Rankings- #1 Aang 6/28/2020 #1 AangxOC 6/26/2020 Credit goes to the creators of Avatar the Last Airbender, the additional plot and Oc's are mine 😊

How are you supposed to move forward when you can't stop regretting your past? Everyone walked away from the Battle of The Sun & The Moon a different person than they were before. With no time to mourn the loss of Princess Yue the team sets their sights on the Earth Kingdom; Aang needing to master earthbending and the Earth King's support vital to win the war. There the Avatar struggles with the stubborn element while the Akira struggles with her own inner turmoil. Free to make her own choices for the first time ever, Aelita finds herself in a near-constant battle with her inner demons. The life she once knew is long gone and the girl she once was has slowly been dying ever since that fateful night in Spirit Oasis. Shukaku said she and Aang would know when the world needed a warrior or a pacifist, but the signs are far from easy to read. But Aelita Kensin isn't the only one with demons. Walking away from the girl that used to be his peace and seeing his throne slip from his fingers has left Zuko resentful and hurt. If this was his rock bottom, he wasn't sure there was any climbing up. With fire quickly breathing down his neck the banished Prince must decide who he wants to be before the choice is made for him. Everything the Fire Lord worked so hard for was steadily being destroyed by a little girl. One son was a failure, his only brother a traitor, the Avatar a threat and Aelita Kenshin a problem he should've dealt with long ago. Admiral Zhao's loss at the North Pole was the first major defeat the Fire Nation ever had under Ozai's rule and he swore he'd stop at nothing to make sure it was his last. The people of the Earth Kingdom are diverse and strong. More determined than ever the team is ready to dig their heels in, prepared to face the war and any new challenges head on. No one is safe from change as they are carved in rock. Book Two of the series Akira: The Legend of Aelita. Proceeded by Book One: Reborn in Water, followed by Book Three: Forged in Fire.

Aelita had never believed that Zuko would find the Avatar alive and well. Zuko dreamed that airbender wouldn't be alone. Aelita Kenshin never had much of a say in her own life. For as long as she could remember every major decision was made for her from who to talk to, how to act, and who to marry. For years she played the part of the good daughtee knowing she had the two people who meant the most to her; her father and her best friend - the Crown Prince of the Fire Nation. Aelita's whole world came crashing down the day her father was accused of treason, leaving only Prince Zuko in her corner. When the boy is banished and sent on a hunt for a dead man, Aelita is all too willing to follow. Everything changed the day the Avatar came back. Water is the element of change, and the people of the Water Tribe are capable of adapting to many things. Finally free to decide who it is she wants to be, will Aelita choose the loyal girl she was or the selfless hero the world so desperately needs her to be? Book One in the series Akira: The Legend of Aelita. Followed by Book Two: Carved In Rock, and Book Three: Forged in Fire. Now available on A03 under the same titles and username.

Risho wished all her life to be waterbender, so when a moment of pain reveals her firebending, Risho doesn't know what to do. Her tribe hates firebenders, and call her father a traitor for loving one. Set during the height of the 100 Year War, Risho of the Black Snow follows a young girl from the Southern Water Tribe on her journey to the Fire Nation.... and on her fight to return home.