Azula sings her brother a lullaby that's far from soothing...

Zuko has do deal with his imprisoned sister who is now suffering from a Multiple Personality Disorder. Can Azula recover from this mental illness, or will it get so bad that she becomes a threat to the nations once again?

Azula had many reasons to hate her mother.

Ursa finally comes back and goes to visit her daughter to the mental health facility she is in. Will she be able to start putting back together the pieces of Azula's broken and battered soul? Set after the series' finale and during/after The Promise.

Finding closure is never easy,nor is putting the past to rest. NOTICE: this story is being rewritten from chapter fouerteen and onward.

After The Southern Raiders, Azula started hearing whispering in the palace. Could it be Zuko looking for revenge? When Azula spoke to the voice of her brother, she found the real reason he was there to be even more terrifying.

Six years after the war, Azula returns to the Fire Nation palace with a scroll on her hip and a baby in her arms. How did she leave the asylum? What is she doing back? What is the scroll about? How did Azula become a mother? Chapter 13 Rewritten.

Shortly after Zuko was banished, Azula overhears a soldier question her Father's decision to fight his son. Taking matters into her own hands, she challenges him to an Agni Kai.

Four years ather the end of the war Azula is deep within her madness. It seems a certain captain is her only hope for Recovery

Spoilers for series finale. Azula-centric, non-shipping fic, although that doesn't exclude relationships. A light-hearted but analytical in-depth view of what happens with Azula on her adventures after the series finale.

Azula keeps missing the Avatar. And she's not happy about it. She really has to take matters into her own hands now. Drabble, Ozai's Angels. R&R.

Azula is dragged by Zuko somewhere in an attempt to cure his sister's insanity. Will it work, or will they both end up dead from the risk he takes?

Something deep within Zuko broke as he saw his sister in her true moment of insanity, as if the wings of fear that had always kept him flying had disappeared and for the first time ever, he felt safe enough to land - happy birthday Azula-Angel :D For you.

It's not everyday you stumble upon a bleeding Fire Nation Princess in the middle of the woods. It's not everyday you take said Princess in either, and attempt to nurse her back to health at the risk of your own life...

1sentence Because blood is thicker than water. Not incest

A collection of short stories following Azula and her journey to regain her life.

Just why did the Dai Li follow Azula, through thick and thin, breaking every oath to the Earth Kingdom? A young Dai Li operative explains.

"There is no bad student, only bad teacher." Here is my story of what happened to Azula, and how she became the way she was. Kinda angsty with a few morals! *grin.* T for safety

Azula is still trying to recover after her return home, and one thing she hasn't been able to do again, is fire bend. One night while trying she gets help from an unexpected source, who imparts some of his wisdom. Oneshot! Rating for my paranoia.

Ozula Week Prompt Three. Smoking is like taking a drive on the scenic route to nowhere. Too bad now there's a baby in the backseat… Modern AU. Rated for suggestive content.

Ozula Week Prompt Two. This party is like any other. But it is only when Firelord Ozai kisses her –on her lips and down her neck –that the rumors buzz. Rated for suggestive content.

Ozula Week Prompt One. The years of torture have taken their toll. What more of her is left? Rated for suggestive content.

Azula Trilogy part one. Azula is to be crowned as the heir of the Fire Nation, but it comes with a price... Rated for imagery and minor sexual content.

It's been two years since the fall of Fire Lord Ozai. The mental recovery of Azula has been slow and trying. While everyone else seems to have given up on the prodigy ever reforming her evil ways, a certain waterbender appears. Katara x Azula

"Sympathy constitutes friendship; but in love there is a sort of antipathy, or opposing passion. Each strives to be the other, and both together make up one whole," says Samuel Taylor Coleridge. -Sokkla100 Challenge-