When Prince Lu Ten returns with the Avatar and his Water Tribe companions in chains, Zuko is put in charge of their imprisonment. But things are not what they seem, both with the child Avatar and his own family. And soon, he will have a decision to make.

AU. The arrow injured the Blue Spirit instead of knocking him out, and Aang never found out his identity. Zuko made a Plan to find out more about the Avatar. He didn't expect so many truths to come from the lies.

AU. When Zuko uncovers secrets from his past, he puts his hunt for Aang on hold to find Ursa, but the reunion doesn't go as planned, forcing the Prince to go through a metamorphosis to find his destiny... Dragons, unexpected friendships and new adventures

Ozai sent Zuko to serve in the Home Guard, rather than risk Iroh's influence with Zuko roaming the world looking for the Avatar. When love for family comes to be at odds with love for people, however, one or the other must break.

Zuko does not survive Azula's lightning strike. A year later, those who knew him are still haunted by thoughts of everything that could have been. Written for the Avatarbigbang mini-bang challenge. Dark, tearbending warning

Sokka decides that taking Zuko with him to infiltrate a small village makes good sense since Zuko grew up in the Fire Nation. Unexpected realizations lurk within the walls.

Sokka and Zuko find that their odd friendship has unanticipated consequences, and both make choices that will effect one another and the new world order.

3:13 dialogue. "Zuko... you should grow a mustache." Aang and Zuko were stuck in that green stuff for a long time before the Sun Warriors found them.

After the war, Iroh retired to Ba Sing Se. Retired; yeah, right... There's another reason why he didn't become the Fire Lord, and it's got nothing to do with jasmine or ginseng.

One Shot. Time isn't his enemy. It only makes each moment all the sweeter. Life, after all, is the best cup of tea.

One Shot. She sees him bend fire. He has no other choice. No other option. Death or bending. Bend or die. Sequel to In Transit.

One Shot. AU. Three years is a long time for a boy not yet become a man, too long to keep searching for an Avatar who no longer exists. But Iroh doesn't realize that he's competing with destiny. Sequel to Farther Away.

One Shot. If his brother ever bothered to do this for either of his children, Iroh will eat his pai sho board.

One Shot. His mother is gone. His uncle is missing. And Zuko runs for his very life.

Part of the reason Zuko was so driven to be Firelord was because of the alternative. A scene from Zuko's childhood, with Uncle Iroh prominently featured.

Parents with political desires often put their kids on the back burner. What are the consequences and how do the kids feel? This poem explores that through Mai's perspective.

In another world, Azula was born first. In another world, Azula wasn't the favorite.

"It was an accident." That was what Zuko had said to his crew when he bended an element he hadn't been meant to. He wasn't the Avatar. The Avatar was supposed to be in the Earth-kingdom, hidden by its walls. Unless the old Avatar had died long ago. AU-ish

Zuko is offered a chance to redeem himself after his death at Azula's hands. He has three weeks to complete his newfound destiny and train the Avatar to firebend.

Two years after losing the war, a bitter and cynical Aang is told by the Avatar spirits that he has to relive his adventures - this time, with Zuko and Azula at his side in a war against the Water Tribes. New summary, same story. AU.

His crew vanishes. His ship falls to dust. From now on Zuko's quest through the world will be haunted by cold, rust, and by the salamander…

In order to fully understand a man, you must first walk a mile in his shoes. Sokka and Zuko are going to find that out the hard way.

Fire Lord Ozai favors a more permanent solution to the problem of Zuko, and the spirits disagree.

After the shock of Lu Ten's death, Iroh makes a fateful journey into the Spirit World. The tea there is exquisite, but the company may give Iroh a run for his money.

"I am so sorry, Nephew." He murmured, his voice thick and slightly hoarse as he moved his hand down to grip Zuko's still clenched fist.