Prayer of the Sinning Fanfic writer of Avatar.

Forgive me Mike and Bryan for I have sinned. I have succumbed to the greatest sins any fan could do. I have written my own original Zutara fan fiction. I could not wait another two seasons and was forced to fill the empty void with my own story. By the spirits of Moon and Ocean, I ask for forgiveness (and Zuko if he is available).

Amen.

Hello, and as you guessed I am a total Avatar: Last Airbender Fan, and just can't get enough of the fanfiction goodness, I was finally moved to write my own fanfiction with a more orignal storyline than most. Oh yes I did start out with a Mary Sue finding Zuko, but quickly realised the error of my ways, and have created my own orignal charatcer to avoid flaming.

I am the worst kind of fan. I am neither Zutara or Kataang, so please keep your messy little wars away from my nice and tidy little corner of the internet, or I will release the fluffy man eating bunnies. Play nice, and so will I.

Me in a nutshell:

-I detest anything to do with Yaoi. Fine with gay people, just don't need the juicy details.

-I love to write.

-I adore poetry of most kinds, and will read anything from Shakespeare (but not Henri 5th) to Gillian Clarke

-I am 17 years old, living where the English Language was made.

-Cats are my favourite animals, and I currently share my bed with one.

-I knit, sew, horseride, draw, play games and surf waayy too much internet.

-And I go by the alias Nocturnus-Wing, cause I thought latin sounded cool and I couldn't come up with anything less funny.

http://nocturnus-wing.deviantart.com/ is my dev account, feel free to drop by and coughexpand my empire cough comment!

And if there is something my naive mind has realised, not all people will review nicely, often killing the flow of fun. I'm rather surprised some can be so serious about fan written stories, people don't tend to like the Sueauthor, but getting your charcater flamed without any real understanding can be hurting. So when I read a obvious Sue Story, I'm going to point it out nicely what they could do to improve, rather then just having a go at them.