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I Know You By Your Heart (and I Will Call You By Your Name) by sometimesbemwrites
Fandoms: Avatar: The Last Airbender (Cartoon 2005)
10 Jul 2026
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After a life under his father’s thumb, Fire Nation omega Zuko is stripped of his crown prince title and sent South with expectations that far outweigh that of a traditional omegan mate. He is sentenced to live out the rest of his life in Wolf Cove, a Southern city that rivals Agna Qel’a in the North in power, influence, and reputation, as their chief’s new husband.
For the Southern Water Tribe, the marriage is an important step in repairing international alliances after nearly a hundred years of war, a means to an end for a future of peace.
For Fire Lord Ozai, the marriage is an opportunity to have a spy inside the heart of his greatest, and least known, threat.
For Zuko, the marriage is an escape, but he doesn’t know if what awaits him on the other side of the ocean is truly safer than what he’s running from. His father likes to surround himself with powerful alphas with cruel tendencies; why should his new husband be any different?
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08 Jul 2026
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A Fire Nation courier ship arrives in the Southern Water Tribe under a flag of surrender. Its passenger is Prince Zuko: wounded, chemically suppressed, disowned, and carrying proof that Ozai plans to destroy what remains of the South before Sozin’s Comet.
Zuko offers military intelligence, naval codes, and his claim to the throne in exchange for sanctuary. But Fire Nation law treats a royal omega’s defection as impossible, and any nation sheltering him will be branded an enemy.
An old Southern law offers protection: if Hakoda binds Zuko to his household, the prince will become kin rather than a captive.
The marriage is meant to be strategic. Hakoda promises safety and choice; Zuko intends to make himself useful. Neither expects Sokka to return home and find an enemy prince at his father’s side.
As winter closes around the South, political refuge becomes marriage, marriage becomes home, and three men must decide whether love can exist without possession—and whether family can take a shape none of them were taught to expect.
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07 Jul 2026
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My heart is full of doubt by kepsepilaf
Fandoms: Avatar: The Last Airbender (Cartoon 2005)
30 Jun 2026
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“I know what I am,” he said, as though he had rehearsed it a thousand times in private and never dared say it aloud, “I know what it means in court. I know what it means for succession. I know what it means for people like us to want things we are not supposed to want.”
Sokka’s hands clenched as Zuko smiled. “But if there is even a chance that I haven’t been alone in this. I would leave everything. I would go with you. Sokka, I- I choose you.”
The silence behind the curtain did not last. A hand grabbed the fabric from the other side and yanked it aside so hard the rods groaned. Light spilled between the two rooms.
And with it, so did the faces. Too many faces. Zuko’s breath stopped completely. For a fraction of a second, no one moved. Then Chief Arnook stepped forward. His face was red, not with embarrassment, but with fury that had nowhere to go.
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Sokka and Zuko are best friends, despite political duty slowly pulling them apart. When a marriage is arranged between Prince Zuko and Princess Yue to secure an alliance, Sokka believes he has been betrayed and plans a genius plan to stop the marriage, but the plan spirals far beyond his control.Bookmarked by DragonTree
03 Jul 2026
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Zuko's wounds after his father burns him become infected, and he wakes up from his fever a different person in a different place.
Jetko, Zuko joins the Freedom Fighters right after being exiled.This series is not presented in chronological order.
Expect some deep, dark angst, some hope in the worst of times, and a lot of Jet and Zuko being each other's most dysfunctional coping mechanism.
As of right now, I am expecting there to be 20 parts. The pace of posting will be variable.
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30 Jun 2026
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“What do you remember?” Sokka asks, even though he knows he shouldn’t. Even though he knows better.
But he also knew better than to save a dragon from certain death.
The dragon is silent for so long that Sokka thinks it won’t answer him. He watches the rise and fall of its chest just to ensure it isn’t dead.
"Burning," it answers eventually. "I remember burning."
Or: Sokka finds a wounded dragon outside of his village a month before his sister discovers the Avatar trapped in the ice.
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21 Jun 2026