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Atla: The Return of a Legand

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It had to have been a millennia before Sara had left Earth-199999. 

She had stayed until everyone she knew had long passed, the last to move on to the afterlife, was Loki. Even though she is well aware of the concept of death. Not even she, The creator of the multiverse, couldn't pass on with them.

She could visit them anytime she want's. But she doesn't like to do that because it makes her hurt more than it needs to be, as well as not being able to stay there for long periods of time. For if she passes on them all life in the multiverse will cease to exist.

She herself knows that there are infinite realities and worlds. So she knows that she will always find purpose. She had left Earth-199999 and had gone to a world titled Earth-444191846.

A world of spirits, bending, and strange but amazing creatures. Her goal is to guide and help this world, in any way she can.

And find her husband and nephew along the way.

(Book 2 of the Multiverse seiris)All Rights Reserved

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Honour to Us All ▷ ZUKO by actuallytonystank

Sakari loves being a part of the Northern Water Tribe, but it's not without its faults. Namely, women not being allowed to waterbend. She finds it particularly frustrating given how vulnerable Sakari feels her little family is. With her Dad having disappeared out at war 7 years ago, it's just been her, Gramps, and her mother, Sesi, ever since. And she loves them to bits but sometimes it terrifies her. She still remembers clear as day how it felt to almost lose them too. She's not going to risk it. So, one night, she packs her bags and heads to Agna Qel'a disguised as a boy to learn waterbending. When the Avatar and his friends arrive with the Fire Nation not far behind, her life takes an even bigger turn. (Mulan AU, zuko x oc)

"I raise my head slowly to look at the person talking to me. A bald kid with blue tattoos in the shape of arrows on his arms and head stands in front of me. He looks around 12 years of age. And the thing he was still poking my head with is a long wooden staff, which I know is actually a glider. My eyes widen in disbelief as I stare at the little monk. 'Aang?!' " **** After encountering a horrifying accident, Luna wakes up to find herself all alone in a hospital. Well, alone except for the laughing kid who keeps running away from her. A kid who looks like Aang from Avatar: The Last Airbender. Curiosity gets the better of this die-hard Avatar fan, and suddenly she finds herself in the Avatar world. Literally. Surprised and shocked (and secretly very happy), she makes friends with Team Avatar, not really caring if this is real or just a figment of her imagination because - Best. Experience. Ever! But after a while, Luna learns that everything in this different world is not always about fun and games. Suddenly, she has to deal with the strangest of people and avoid dangers that didn't exist in her life before this. One thing though - did Luna stumble into this world for the better, or for the worse?

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The Hunger Games had been a tradition for 100 years. And that year wasn't any different. Each district gave up two teenagers for the Games, one bender and one nonbender. They would fight to the death to see which district was the best that year. However, this year, something was different. The people in the Games were different this year. And they were ready to storm the Capitol at nightfall. --- Katara hated her life. Everything about it sucked, but there was nothing she could do to make it better. And then it got even worse when she was chosen to be in the Hunger Games. She was the bender from District 4, and the nonbender that got chosen was - get this - her brother, Sokka. Their lives couldn't get any better, right? When they made it to the Capitol, they realized how unskilled they were. Most of the other people had an unfair advantage to the Games - they had been training for it their whole lives. Katara was terrified of the Games. However, there was a certain anger growing in her. She wouldn't die in the Games. No, she would live just to spite everyone who doubted her. That spite spurred her through the Games. It gave her the drive to take care of the kid from District 10 who was also doubted. It gave her the drive to go along with the uprising, to storm the Capitol at nightfall. Katara just didn't think the sun would rise in the morning.

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A hundred years ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. That changed, though, after Avatar Roku died and Fire Lord Sozin launched the Great War, which would last a century. His first assault was on the Air Nomads, committing the worst genocide in recorded history. Ani decided her great grandfather's legacy was not going to be her own. She was willing to do whatever it took to put an end to this war, once and for all. Even if that meant leaving her banished brother on his ship and traveling the world with the Avatar, the very person she was supposed to help bring back to the Fire Nation. It's the hardest decision she has ever made, but that isn't what worries her. What worries her is if she's made the right choice. ***I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO AVATAR THE LAST AIRBENDER!!! I ONLY OWN MY ORIGINAL PLOT LINES AND CHARACTERS*** Started: 11/10/2023 Finished:

Kiyan never expected to be the Avatar. And now that she is, she's finding she never even wanted to be. She's used to her old life as a simple waterbender, with no great spiritual burdens or destinies or whatever nonsense this Avatar business has suddenly forced on her. Now, she's constantly on the run from the crazy lunatics who murdered the last two Avatars, and who've made it their mission to end the Cycle entirely. In an attempt to finally get her out of their reach, her protectors decide that a time machine is the way to go, and send her back to 130AG, to Republic City to seek mentoring from Avatar Aang himself. There's just one tiny problem. She's thirty years off target. Kiyan decides to wait out the end of the Hundred Years War in a little Earth Kingdom village with the family who's been kind enough to take her in. After all, she's safe there, and she never asked for this whole Avatar deal anyway. Unfortunately, fate has other plans, and her masterful strategy for avoiding danger is thrown into chaos with the arrival of a familiar scarred swordsman. [DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of the characters or organizations except for Kiyan and the people of her time. All credit goes to Nickelodeon and the fantastic creators of the show Avatar: The Last Airbender. Seriously, go check it out, it's amazing.]

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Eden Cartwright is a typical teenage girl, or so she thought. She has her fandoms, one in particular being, Avatar: The Last Airbender. She has a loving adoptive mom and good friends. She had always looked like she could have played a certain evil princess in live action. One day, after leaving a convention, she is mysteriously transported into this world of bending and war. Her encounter with the chief of the North Pole, isn't a good start. She doesn't know why she's here or how to get back. Will she discover why she's in the wrong universe and, possibly, who her parents are? Will she ever find her way back? Will she want to go back? And most importantly: Why is she not of this world? DISCLAIMER: I do not own Avatar: the Last Airbender or it's characters. I also don't own any references to other bands, TV shows, books, etc. I only own my little twists and character, Eden Cartwright. This book is for entertainment purposes only.

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