I can't seem to work on fic except in fits and starts, so I decided to put them up here so I can 1) make myself finish the Avatar fic and 2) hopefully figure out what to do with the Kingdom Hearts fragments so I can finish it.

The Twilight one will not be added to, because it is an anomaly. DON'T JUDGE ME.

( Avatar - Art of Peace start )

Fic drabbles and fragments based on Book of Fire: The Awakening.
(So, spoilers for the first episode.)

( There's dust in her mouth from the great outer wall falling. )

Azula, Zuko, Mai and Ty Lee: In the most interwoven of tapestries, there are always loose ends.
Picks up immediately from where Visual Emphasis ended.

( Once they crossed through the gate to the middle ring, there was no hint of fighting. )

( part two )

Iroh and Ozai, it's the same story if you discount the crucial changes in the ending.

( The tale had become propaganda over the recent decades. )

Given the event I'm attempting to write, I was bound to shoot myself in the foot sooner or later.

Basically, The Unveiling was supposed to occur on the same day as this part (taking place after these events, actually), but I separated it in order to submit it to theavatar100. The problem is that it was based on the plan I originally had, and that plan got ( Read more... )

Zuko and Azula, were you the hero or the worst kind of coward?
Art of War arc, spoilers &tc.

( The clothes were the wrong shade, and badly done. )

Azula, Zuko and Iroh; victory is twenty percent glory and eighty percent swift reconstruction.
Directly follows Invitation to the Voyage, which is in the same arc as The Peaceful Ones.

( When Azula walked into Zuko's room the next morning, she found him already awake. )

Azula, the kind of satisfaction that only comes from besting the one better than you.
More spoilers for the finale than I know where to begin.

( Zuko was standing back between two of the pillars in the pavilion, staring out at the city below. )

Zuko, a primary color is always superior to a secondary one.

( They use spark rocks to light the fires in the teashop every morning. )