This is by far the best atla fanfic, and definitely one of my favorite fics of all time. This has me on the edge of my seat the whole time. Writing was amazing, LOVED the character development of Zuko. Bro always has the best character development. Loved Katara, she’s a strong willed badass. Their relationship in this fic is why it hurts so badly when you see how they never got together in the actual show. Au Tara just makes more sense, I love Aang, but bro just seems a lil too childish most of the time for someone like Katara. I felt like she only got with Aang in the show because she was told by a fortune teller that she would end up with a powerful bender, because before that she has shown no interest in Aang besides sisterly and sometimes motherly affection. Idk, Kataang always felt weird to me, even tho I did support it at first. But W fic, can’t wait to read the sequels

Oh wow this was my favorite chapter so far. I love thé ending of it. Gave me goosebumps

Honestly, this fic has the best writing of Zuko I’ve read so far out of all tbh hé other fics I’ve read, and the fic isn’t even centered around him. I love how you’re able to show all his strengths and flaws so perfectly, it’s just such a joy everytime he’s in the story. And bros badass af, don’t matter if he’s injured or not, I LOVE his no fucks given attitude

This was really good, I literally binged this in like 2 days. But whyyyyy must zuko die!? I can’t imagine a sequel without him. And I was really expecting and hoping Katara would bloodbend the shit out of Azula. Damn.

i literally love jet so much in this story

omg I know I'm years late but this was sooooo good. I can't wait to read the next 2 in the series. I've read and seen hunger games, but wasn't a huge fan of the series. this was outstanding, bravo

I don't understand why katara can't heal yet. it didn't seem complicated in the seriesss

It’s been years and I still come back to re-read this entire series. It is so good and it never fails to move me emotionally. Thank you for this wonderful art.

How does this story not get more recognition?! Having read (and watched) the Hunger Games, and watched all of ATLA, I think this story is much better and has more depth to it than the Hunger Games, and the romance between Katara and Zuko is far more believable than either canon romance between Katara and Aang, or the one between Katniss and Peeta. I can't emphasize this enough, this is my favorite Zutara story ever, and has become, in my mind, the real Hunger Games story. It may be fandom work, but it's far superior to the original!

Just finished binge watching this in one seat..
My my, your talent in writing is second to none. I have read at least 100s worthy fics from all sorts of fandom, but this one is the most addictive and immersive so far

no bloodbending? the heck?

that doesn't make sense you say zuko is not a hunter but 3srlier you said his snares were better than kataras

so, one how is azula sniping these people with lightning, two, is her camp getting ambushed at all or do they just get to sit pretty

don't understand how ty Lee and Mai are so good at fighting when they shouldn't have been trained. they're province 2 or whatever and they aren't royalty.

This is possibly one of the best fanfics I've ever read. It's brilliant, absolutely brilliant (I sound like I'm channeling my inner Harry Potter right now, but that's besides the point). Judging by the first few chapters I read, I expected this story to be very well-written yet comfortably predictable. Well, no matter how many possibilities of the ending that I ran through my head, I can honestly say that I did not see any of that coming. I can't believe you've even managed to pull this off in such a beautiful way. I don't want the spoil it for anyone else who's come to the comments, but the last death (or second to last) made me unsettlingly sad. Maybe it's because I've always had a soft spot for this character. I really loved how you handled Katara's emotions. It's almost as if you're there with her, feeling everything that she's feeling. It felt surprisingly hollow to read those sections. Thank you so much for writing this.