Korra and Asami begin exploring the Spirit World and their budding romance.

Laura has to explain everyone's favorite breakfast pastry and earns a new nickname.

Laura reflects upon her relationship with Carmilla and begins to unravel the intricacies of bridging the unavoidable distance between the 17th and 21st centuries.

Carmilla is fairly positive that if she was not already dead, that Laura would be the death of her. Seeing as that is not the case, she is able to do wicked things to her girlfriend and all because of some damn pair of red heels.

Asami has a surprise for Korra, somehow managing to make their favorite kind of date night even more special.

Carmilla Karnstein does not babysit. She hates children. Or so she says.

My submissions for Creampuff Week. There are two entries for "Giants and Elves," one, like my entry for "Picnic" is a Harry Potter crossover. Feel free to skip those chapters for the more canonically filled prompts.

With the diner disaster behind them, Laura confronts Carmilla. She just wants a kiss, dammit.

There are three reasons why Korra and Asami don't have kids and their names are Roka, Iwa, and Yan. Korra and Asami babysit for Bolin and Opal.

To put it mildly, Asami is freaking out about the impending vacation. Korra comes to her rescue. Sort of a prequel to Through the Portal.

Asami catches herself thinking of Korra as a mother while the Avatar goofs around with the Air Temple kids. Her thoughts soon wander to herself. Is the duo cut out for parenthood?

Inspired by my personal family tradition, Laura drags Carmilla out with her father to enjoy and laugh at some Christmas lights.

Team Avatar heads to Asami's office to check out the prototypes. Asami gives Korra a private tutorial on piloting a mechsuit.

Lin's bracelet is bothering her. It's driving her insane. A sort of sequel to The Bracelet

Virgin Sacrifice Redux. Carmilla surprises Laura with a shockingly romantic and well thought out date.

Korra's playing with fire when she starts teasing Asami from the pitch. Gryffindor versus Hufflepuff and Korra versus Asami. Asami doesn't need a broom to compete either. Who will win? Jinkai even makes an appearance.

Korra is not the only one hurting after her battle with the Red Lotus. Asami attempts to ease both of their minds.

Korra's attempts to help Asami relax after a difficult day at work don't go at all as planned. Asami gets a bit...colorful.

Asami invites Korra to some late night tea time. It gets a bit...odd.

Apparently, drunk Korra is a very horny Korra. Trilogy of one-shots featuring inebriated Korrasami. Jinkai will even make an appearance.

Korra is imprisoned, bound and muzzled. She's confused, but soon finds out that Asami is the one who has truly suffered.

Aang is enthralled by the new vehicles flooding Republic City. Katara, however, is less than thrilled. And for good reason. Kataang Week Prompt 7: Safe

Every parent's worst nightmare. Kya wanders off during a shopping trip in the city. Kataang Week Part 6.

Aang and Katara have a surprise for their young children.

The Avatar is dead. Sequel to The End.

Aang and Katara don't let the rain keep Bumi inside. Kataang Week Prompt: Rainy Days.

Katara decides that she and Aang need a lazy day. My second piece for Kataang Week (in case the title didn't give it away).

Korra and Asami stumble upon some strange bugs in Zaofu. An argument ensues.

A sort of sequel to Where His Body Lay. Aang and Katara aren't the only ones dealing with the impact of Yakone's attack. Kataang Week Prompt 1: Secrets.

Aang has spoken with his past lives. He must undertake one final journey with Katara. His time as the Avatar is over.

Korra suddenly discovers that she is shorter than Asami and is not pleased.

Harmonic Convergence and all the damage it dealt is catching up with Korra, in her dreams. Asami, of course, is there to comfort her girlfriend.

Toph and Lin stumble upon delicatessen heaven.

Korra is in desperate need of a break. Asami has noticed the Avatar's distress and rescues her girlfriend.

Lin and Toph are training rather fiercely, in the middle of the night no less. What could possibly go wrong?

Yakone has been stripped of his bending, the heroes returned home, Toph healed along with Sokka and now it is time for Katara to help her husband. The struggle is never the healing, it's always the getting there that's the hard part. Sort of a sequel to my story Broken but it is not necessary to read that story to understand this one.

Toph Beifong has been killed. This details her funeral with a focus on Lin.

Toph's "space bracelet" is giving off some pretty strong vibes. What's going on?

The trial of Yakone has ended. Aang was not the only one to have faced agony at the bloodbender's hands. How will young Lin take the sight of her injured mother?

Lin doesn't think she's an earthbender but her mother, in true Toph fashion, drags her out to practice. Will she succeed? Kind of a sequel to The Lemur.

The flying lemur jar is mocking Lin. It's sitting out of her reach full of delicious baked goods. What ever will the child do?

Toph has a nightmare with Lin beside her in bed. How will the seven year old react? What could frighten the hardened chief of police and bring her tears?

The Gaang has returned to the Jasmine Dragon three years after their last meeting there. Aang wants to make another memory on the balcony.

Toph can't stand the vibrations any longer and confronts Aang and Katara with the help of Sokka.

Lin's thoughts after Amon takes her bending.

Korra and the air bending family appear to be in a state of mourning, much to the confusion of Mako, Asami, and Bolin. What's going on? What's so significant about the day?

Korra finally apologizes to Bolin for the kiss like she should have in The Spirit of Competition.

The whole of Air Temple Island is abuzz with the impending air bending lesson of Tenzin. Aang has promised to teach him a new, complicated technique. What could this new move be? Even Katara is interested.

Lin wants her mother to read her a bedtime story. How will Toph react? Will Lin get to find out what happens to the moose-lion cub?

A brief exploration of the beloved quote, "Do you really think friendships can last more than one lifetime?" Featuring Katara and Korra with a dash of Lin.