AU, Kataang. It's 1927 and the city is at war. The Dragon Gang is taking over every speakeasy they can, and it's up to the Riversiders and the Aces to stop them. Just one problem. There's only one Ace left, and he doesn't think he has anything to prove.

Why did Wan Shi Tong settle down in a desert? Why did Tui and La decide to live outside the Spirit World? Who was the first Avatar? Follow a young Knowledge Spirit as he finds love and swiftly loses it for incredibly complicated reasons.

Kataang, oneshot. Katara allows her mind to wander.

Oneshot, Chuck/Sarah. Chuck comes to realize that he is rather closely acquainted with the perfect woman.

Oneshot, Chuck/Sarah. Sarah Walker had never felt like this in her life. She didn’t even know how to describe it.

Kataang. They had been together for one whole year. Kataang Week.

Oneshot, Chuck/Sarah. No matter how many times they cover kissed, he could never get used to it.

Oneshot, Chuck/Sarah. A mission ends badly for Chuck, and Sarah finds him, of all places, in her bath tub.

Kataang, oneshot. Avatar Aang was aggravated. Everyone in the room could tell just by looking at him.

Kataang, oneshot. Only a few years ago had this new awareness entered her mind when the moon was full. This horrible awareness of blood. Of the warm blood in the body of the boy asleep beside her.

Kataang, oneshot. Katara was sitting. Aang was watching.

Kataang, oneshot. Katara hid things. She covered things up. She buried things.

NedChuck, oneshot. Growing up, a girl called Chuck loved spring as much as he did. Perhaps more, since he wasn’t known for loving things.

Kataang. They had been together for one whole week. Kataang Week.

Kataang, oneshot. It scared Katara to wonder what she would be willing to kill for.

Kataang, oneshot. While waiting to find out how the battle turned out, Katara learns that Zuko thought she and Aang were already a couple. Somehow, she's not surprised.

Kataang, oneshot. It had been three days since they had left the Fire Nation for a vacation at Iroh’s tea shop in Ba Sing Se. Three days since Aang had anything to worry about. It had been a very good three days.

Kataang, oneshot. The war is finally over, and everyone just sits back to enjoy what they've been fighting for. All the time in the world.

Kataang, oneshot. That was what he loved about the morning kiss. It was like something they would do every day for the rest of their lives.

Kataang, oneshot. Aang doesn't think anything has changed between them. Katara begs to differ.

Kataang, oneshot. Katara teaches Aang a lesson in propriety. After all, propriety is relative.

Kataang, oneshot. A few days before the wedding, Aang and Katara lay some ground rules in regards to children.

Kataang, oneshot. Their first daughter was, without a doubt, a momma's girl.

Kataang, oneshot. It was one moment. Just one frenzied moment out of days, years, lifetimes. Even so, just one moment has the power to haunt a man until the day he dies.

Kataang, oneshot. At yet another of their friends' weddings, Aang learns that Katara finds him frustrating.

Kataang, oneshot. Together, they were a mess. A beautiful, wild, endless mess, like a storm at sea.

Kataang, oneshot. The Avatar has disappeared, and once again, it's up to Katara to find him.

Kataang, oneshot. Katara couldn't believe it. How could he possibly think she didn't care?

Kataang, oneshot. She was going to be the death of him. But if that was the case, he welcomed the abyss.

Kataang, Zutara friendship, oneshot. We all have to make sacrifices for the war, I guess. I’m just sorry yours has to be so… big.

Kataang, oneshot. She glanced away. She never could lie to him. Not successfully, anyway.

Kataang, oneshot. Together, they were both very much alone.

Kataang, oneshot. He hated it when she flirted. She was so good at it.

Kataang, oneshot. She was the one thing that attached him to the world enough to keep him from the Avatar State. He loved her.

Kataang, oneshot. Everything was going horribly wrong.

Kataang, oneshot. We have a really great beginning, she told him. But if you leave, all we’ll have is a beginning and an end when you come back.

Kataang, oneshot. Katara really isn't the jealous type. She just tends to make it seem that way. Accidentally, of course.

Kataang, oneshot. In the stories people tell, the man is smooth and confident, the woman is beautiful and elated. In our story, we’re both young and scared and so… surprised.

Kataang, oneshot. Peace can make the pain of anything fade.

Kataang, oneshot. Katara and Aang sit down for a nice, relaxing conversation, the subject of which ranges from tattoos to dream girls and everything in between.

Kataang, oneshot. Aang knew what she meant. He knew exactly what she meant. But he was trying desperately not to.

Kataang, oneshot. Do you ever feel like you're disappearing?

Kataang, oneshot. It scared him to wonder what Katara would be willing to die for.

Kataang, oneshot. She took a deep breath, turning her back to the door and fanning herself with her hands. Oh, she hated this. She hated that after three years, he could still do this to her just by looking at her.

Kataang, oneshot. He didn’t understand how she could do that so effortlessly. One second, he was completely in stride with her. The next moment, he couldn’t even hold his own train of thought let alone catch up with hers.

Kataang, oneshot. Aang felt himself breaking into a sweat when she spoke to him. She didn't need to say much. All that I am, everything there is of me, I want to be yours.

Kataang, oneshot. Addiction is a human flaw. It’s much more common than people think. Nearly everyone is addicted to something. My little sister happens to be addicted to the Avatar.

Kataang, oneshot. Their first daughter was not what was desired, but that didn't make her any less perfect.

Kataang, oneshot. So when exactly had Katara stopped believing in destiny?

Kataang. Two years after the war, piracy has become a growing trend. A powerful crew, infamous for its mysterious captain, takes Aang and Katara captive in a twist of fate. But the pair soon learns that these pirates really aren't bad people.

Kataang, oneshot. Sometimes it helps to have something to hold on to.

Kataang, oneshot. Katara was used to the cold, but she was made for passion, for warmth. She was made for heat.

Kataang, oneshot. Her hands, Aang said to Sokka. They shake now, whenever she waterbends. She's scared.

Kataang, oneshot. She knew Aang wasn't going to leave her alone. So she uttered the first words she had spoken to him in nearly three weeks: Go away.

Kataang, oneshot. It occurred to me that this moment would be perfect. Would be… if there wasn’t a strong possibility that one of us would be dead this time tomorrow.

Kataang, oneshot. Even the Painted Lady needs some help putting on all of that paint sometimes, and the bridge between the worlds is more than happy to comply.

Kataang. Katara needs to know what happened to Aang while he was at the Eastern Air Temple, so she leaves the Fire Nation on her own to visit the guru. But she may be in for a great deal more than just answers when she arrives.

Kataang, oneshot. Their eyes locked, and there was a moment. One single, clear, electric moment in which she saw exactly what he was thinking. It was the same thing running through her mind. We should do it again.

Kataang, oneshot. After three days of postwar politics this and government that, Katara and Aang finally got a few precious minutes to do absolutely nothing. And that was just what they intended to do. Nothing. Way up on the roof.

Kataang, oneshot. She ran her fingers through his hair. She kissed his cheek. She thought Toph was asleep, but it became clear that she wasn't sleeping at all when she spoke: It kills him when you do that, you know.

Kataang, oneshot. Katara just wants Aang to be selfish for once.

SoraKairi, oneshot. So we’re kind of stuck in this cycle of kissing and denial. But we’re okay with that, because it will only last until we’ve gotten to know each other again.

Kataang, oneshot. So in one word, how would Aang describe Katara? Dangerous.

SoraKairi, oneshot. So what's the deal with you two? Are you a couple or not? Kairi was sick of the question. But more than that, she was sick of not having an answer.

Kataang, oneshot. If Aang was trying to be a gentleman, he was doing a terrible job. In fact, he was practically teasing her.

Kataang, oneshot. Just hours after the end of the war, Katara put it into the simplest terms: I'm glad you didn't die.

Kataang, oneshot. Aang has another responsibility that everyone else has overlooked. Everyone but Katara, of course.

Kataang. Three years and five months of space separate Aang and Katara when he suddenly returns to the South Pole, and nobody knows what it will take to bridge the gap.

Kataang, oneshot. While trapped in the Spirit World, waiting to heal, Aang has a rather enlightening conversation with someone he never expected to meet.

Kataang, oneshot. When Aang gets bored, Katara finds herself the center of his attention. Not that she minds or anything...

Kataang. The full moon is agitating Katara, and as if things can't get any worse, Aang is injured, and the only way to get him to safety is to become a prisoner of the Fire Nation. But there may be more at stake than Katara knows.

Kataang, collection of oneshots. The progression of Katara and Aang's relationship as perceived through the five human senses.

Kataang, oneshot. While Katara waits for Aang to wake up, she realizes that she has taken the next natural step in her life: falling in love with her best friend.

Kataang. On route to Ba Sing Sei, the gang runs across a rather unconventional couple in the woods, and Katara learns a lesson in love.

Kataang, oneshot. Aang was surrounded by a mob of girls, and Katara was irritated. So she pushed past the crowd, held out her hand, and uttered one sentence that Aang wasn't quite ready for: Dance with me.