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“The sun set a little while ago,” he replied, his distaste at divulging his weakness clearly stamped across his face. He diminished when she rose, and vice versa, their elements in fundamental conflict at all times.
Katara paced slowly, eyeing the cavern carefully, assessing it as a living space now rather than as an area solely to escape. “Right. Okay. So, we at least have a general idea of time. We’ll split the bread and eat half now, and hold onto the rest in case they don’t feed us regularly. We need to ration the water, so try to keep your sips shallow.”
Across the cavern, he just stared at her. She continued, “The area in the ceiling that they opened to drop down the food is the same spot where they dropped me through, so that might be where they always open it. We should watch that and confirm a pattern. In the meantime, I think we should set up our sleeping area as far from that as we can get, and definitely put our toileting spot as close to it as we can—”
“Excuse me, our what?” Zuko snapped.
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When the rescue doesn’t come as quickly as it should, Katara and Zuko find themselves in the prison cave below Ba Sing Se for days.
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01 Jul 2026
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It is an indulgence, dreaming about her, the one he doesn't have a right to dream about– an indulgence not unlike getting drunk, letting her seep into his blood and send him off-balance.
or: a modern/club au
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30 Jun 2026
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"Why haven’t you eaten yet? It’s going to get cold."
"Oh," Katara felt a shy, helpless smile pull at her lips. "I was waiting for you."---
OR Katara learns that forgiving the exiled prince wasn't the hard part. Falling helplessly into his orbit, and being completely unable to stop it, is proving to be entirely out of her control.
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29 Jun 2026
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In the aftermath of the Agni Kai, Katara watches over a recovering Zuko and they bare their souls to each other. In the two weeks immediately after the war's end, Katara finds herself lost in the labyrinthian halls of the Fire Nation Royal Palace and in her own heart. Then, she leaves for home and does not see Zuko again for three long years.
Since the war, Katara is plagued by strange visions in the southern aurora: entropic shadows swallowing towns and people. Believing these visions to be the guilt of her inner subconscious, Katara is compelled to return to the world beyond the safety of her southern shores. Meanwhile, strife and instability lie in wait beneath the world's political landscape like a dolphin piranha under the ice ready to strike. With world politics shifting and her tribe stronger, Katara decides to step onto the global stage in the newly-created Four Nations Council and finds herself among old friends - as well as new adversaries and challenges.-Set post-canon, VERY canon-divergent state-of-the-world (ie: comics irrelevant).
-Starts with a flashback, but will not stay in the past. Time skips imminent.Bookmarked by cami_co_go
27 Jun 2026
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Rumi is happy. Really, she is. Huntrix are stronger than ever. Her secrets are gone. Her shame is gone. For the first time in her life, she is free.
But grief is a stubborn thing. Something watches her from the shadows. She cannot bring herself to say his name. Somewhere beyond the edge of sleep, in a city that should not exist, music calls to her.
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26 Jun 2026