Stories by I-heard-seeing-is-believing

Severus would, once upon a time, beg Harry to take his memories as he took his last breaths. Rather than a pitiful death, green eyes watch life truly begin. Harry really would have never expected to see the love of a son, a father, and a husband in Severus Snape. Ron thought he’d gone bonkers the first time he heard Harry call Snape Dad. Understandable. Ootp AU.

The act of killing a person, in my experience, is quick. You spend more time running from it and even more time agonizing over it after. Could I have done something different? Am I a bad person? Help me, I'm sinking. Stay away, you don't understand. Sozin's comet has passed. Ozai has passed and Aang has to pick up the broken pieces of himself.

Second to Book 1: Separation of Water. With success in the Northern Water Tribe, the war is far from over. Aang nears mastery of water-bending, holds a decent knowledge of earth-bending, and has almost no knowledge on fire-bending. The weight of world rests on his shoulder. The future of four nations in jeopardy. All while seeking answers to the problems of the world and puberty.

In the heat of the moment, caught up in anger and betrayal, Katara and Sokka leave with Bato after Aang reveals he hid the map leading to their father. Will they be reunited? Or rather, when? What will the gang learn through their time apart and how will it change the course of the war? An alternative ending to the episode: Bato of the Water Tribe.

For the strategist he is, Sokka sure knows how to push Katara's buttons. Aang has been known to stumble with his words without meaning to. "I mean what's up with Katara's hair?" When a small argument is thrown out of control a once in a story book event happens that literally changes everything. But of course, it wouldn't be our favorite gang without some fun.

By the tender age of twelve, Avatar Aang had already saved the world from the malicious reign of Fire Lord Ozai. Now, the seventeen year old works with some of the most powerful leaders in the world and he himself wields more power than he realizes. When he receives a letter urging him to the Southern water tribe, his life makes an 180 degree turn he hadn't expected named Katara.

She gave him her heart and he left her with a child to care for, An angry father, and disbelieving brother. She was left on the street with no one to help. What happens when a long lost childhood friend comes to give her the gental push back to her feet? He may just make her day with a box of chocolates. In the end, it would be hard to believe that It started with a child.

Katara realizes that sometimes you don't know you wanted something until you can't have it. Is it too late to fix it and most importantly will she learn a new thing or two in the process? Meanwhile, how does Aang take the heartbreak. I suck at summeries, oh well. Ps. Mentions of Zutara, but I'm 100% Kataang. So, that is it.

How would things change if Aang had not been twelve, but fifteen? Would his reasons for being trapped in the ice burg for a hundred years change and most importantly how would the course of Atla change? Read and find out! I will try to keep it as cannon as I can, but I can assure that I'm most likely going to change something somewhere! Expect Kataang in there because come on!

He's a boy who has to struggle to survive and protect the ones he loves. She is a girl with much hope for the future and despite of her father's title; seeks to earn things on her own. His life is a mess that shows no end or beginning, for whatever reason she wants to know why. Along the way a bond is formed, old scars, and new mysteries are revealed. It's all beyond the surface.

A little short about love and a green eyed monster. Katara and Sokka learn that words and actions can be deceiving.

A choice I made when I began to learn about about pairings in Atla. There really isn't much to it. Cheers to our competing pairs. Kataang and Zutara!