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Standard disclaimers apply. I don’t know anything recognizable. Seriously. Day 3: Motorcycle (AU Time! This is was annoying hard for some reason… hence why it’s short!) When Sokka got home from his date with Suki he was not expecting to find his best friend and younger sister sitting on the living room floor, half-eaten pizza and an empty two liter of soda between them, playing video games. A crash and squealing of tires from the stereo alerted him to the flat screen, where Resident Evil 6. Since when did his sister play video games with someone other than himself? Hell, he hadn’t even know that she had gotten RE6.

Standard disclaimers apply. I don’t know anything recognizable. Seriously. Day 6: Socks (AU time again. This was totally my favorite one to write.) Sokka was never sure how to explain to his friends that his sister liked socks. No, like wasn’t a strong enough a word. Katara was downright obsessed, and he couldn’t remember how or why her obsession had started. It was the same when his friend Zuko showed up to do homework from the classes they had together at the local community college. They had just settled on the couch, their text books and notes spread out on the coffee table in front of them, when Katara came down stair

    "They call him 'The Blue Rocket'" Sokka said in awe as he told the gaang about the racing spectacle he had just witnessed. "Apparently this dude shows up to all the motorcycle races and he always wins. But nobody knows who he is."    "What do you mean no one knows who he is?" Katara asked.    "As soon as the race is finished, he collects his prize and then leaves without a word. He never takes off his racing gear so no one has ever seen his face."    "Where did you see this race?" Zuko asked.    "In the square." Zuko nodded.    "That's where I used to race." Zuko mumbled.    "You race?" Toph asked.    "Used to." Zuko sighed and res

Burnt Kisses (Makorra version) ~P~ "Where do you keep the tea bags?" Korra asked the older Firebender, pulling open a cupboard of the small attic kitchen, looking for the items in question. "Next one over," he instructed her, watching the kettle closely. Korra opened the cupboard next to the one she had been previously searching and saw a few bags sitting in a glass jar, and reached inside for one. Inspecting it, she decided she'd like it well enough before shutting the cupboard door and placing said bag on the counter. Walking over to Mako, she bumped hips with him and gave him a smirk when he looked at her. She stood beside him, and he

Strategies ~P~ "So, I hear you're a pretty good bender..." "I do what I can." "Would you care to show me?" "Why not?" Korra glared over at the non-bender and Firebender who were exchanging the words, before Earthbending a few disks into a nearby net furiously. She heard Asami giggle at Mako, which was followed by his deeper chuckle. She growled lowly to herself before bending the disks again. She hated how easily the little rich girl could get along with the moody Firebender – they had the same brooding attitudes, and so conversations were simple and often between them. The Avatar also abhorred the fact that since Hiroshi Sato had

"Sokka, damn it!" Katara muttered as her brother and his friend attack the game controllers on the X-Box. "Dad told you to do the dishes, you don't do it and I get forced to." she glared, standing in front of the television, getting curses from both boys. "Move! Kat, move your ass!" Katara sighed and moved. "Oh, Aang! You are soooo losing!" Sokka said grinning, the two boys ignoring her. She sighed and huffed up the stairs. She heard a banging at the kitchen door and knew exactly who it was. "Zuko!" she grinned as she threw the door open. "Your back!" she said, hugging her best friend. "Hey, Kat! Missed ya'." he said, hugging her back. "Thank

Water, Earth, Fire, Air, My grandmother used to tell me story's about the old days, the time of peace. When the Avatar kept balance between Water Tribes, Earth Kingdom, Fire Nation and Air Nomads. But that all changed when the Fire Nation attacked. Only the Avatar mastered all four elements. Only he could stop the ruthless fire benders. But when the world needed him most, he vanished. A hundred years have passed and the Fire Nation are nearing victory in the war. Two years ago, my father and the men of my tribe journeyed to the Earth Kingdom to help fight against the Fire Nation, leaving me, my brother and our friend Zuko to look afte