The Last Airbender Avatar State Novels & Stories

Fuck, I'll kill this woman. "We have made our final decision, we will keep them alive till Ariana wakes up, she will be the one to decide their fate" Elvis, Jack's Dad said. Philip tried getting himself free but nothing worked. It was the next day afternoon, how do I stay without my princess, where is Aiden, who is this mother. We all went home, they had transferred Aria back to our care, her wounds had heal, her heartbeat is stable, that made me a little bit happy.

“And I won’t be a funnel. I will be a threshold.” The word landed like a drawn line. Thresholds invite crossing. “They also decide how,” I replied. Silence stretched, vast and measuring. Then something changed. The pressure became… shaped. A figure resolved at the ward’s boundary, not a body exactly, but a suggestion of one. Tall. Genderless. Wreathed in motion that looked like time slowing itself. Azrael stiffened. “An Avatar,” he said quietly. “Careful.” The avatar inclined its head, not to me, but to the land.

Hendrix struggles to stand up, but his bones were already too damaged to do anything else. "My plans have already succeeded and there's nothing you or anyone else can do about it". Kaira smiled triumphantly. "But I guess it's time to send you to the afterlife to reunite with your parents, at least then you wouldn't have to live with the guilt of knowing that you actually had a chance to stop me but you didn't". Kaira raises Ava's hand, dark energy covering the entire cave. "Oh, and when you see your father in the afterlife thank him on my behalf for making me what I am today."

Miria exhaled softly, but worried once more when she saw the little kitten climbing the thug and resuming its ‘battle’ with the the man’s clothes. The world came back to Jai. Now that he understood how the thug fights, he could think up a plan. Adding up his knowledge about Avatar series, he pretended to fight a real earth bender. He knew that was crazy, but he did not have the upperhand here, not with Miria and little Usha there. Jai looked at the men, who was quite busy entertaining themselves with Usha’s adorable fussing. Jai corrected his stance and got himself ready once again.

“You have sacrificed for me my entire life. You gave up your throne for me. You became a law for me. Let me make a sacrifice for you now. Let me live in a world knowing my parents are alive somewhere, even if I can’t see them. It is a better world than one where you are both just… gone.” Her courage shattered the last of my resistance. She was right. This was the only path that led to a future, however painful. I looked at Kairi and gave a slow, agonized nod. He closed his eyes, absorbing the weight of the decision. Then he opened them, and it was made. He turned to the spirit of the Wildwood. “Can you contact them? Convey our terms?” The ancient spirit nodded. She raised her hands, and the

“We start tonight.” He gave me a small, fierce smile. “Together.” The rift answered—another violent pulse. The lanterns flickered. The ground groaned. Cee’s breath hitched. “It’s listening.” I felt the weight settle heavier. The Avatar wasn’t the end. She was the beginning. Something older, hungrier, waited behind her. And it knew my name. The vision’s last echo lingered in the air—chains snapping. The pack looked to me. I looked to the rift.

Once they are away, Avani leaps into the air, gracefully shifting into his dragon form. I take a moment to admire my mate, his emerald scales glittering in the sun, his large body sleek and muscular. I open my mind to him, letting him feel how much I admire him and love him, getting his rumbling purr in response. He carefully sets his wing on the ground so I can walk up while holding our daughter. He’s careful to hold very still and waits until I’m settled before beginning to fly back to Yhendorn’s kingdom. When we arrive, Yhendorn has already set up a welcoming committee of elves, welcoming me, Avani and Gaia home.

The Null-Fortress was gone. Jade was lowered onto the sand. The Sahara was silent again, the "Static" of the Hard-Delete replaced by the vast, indifferent wind of the desert. The Null-Sector survivors sat in the sand, weeping as they watched their "Last Hope" settle into a grave of rock and sand. "It's over," Aris said, limping down from the transport, her face illuminated by the rising sun. She looked at the burns on Jade’s arms—the skin already beginning to knit back together with a faint, silver shimmer. "The last 'Off-Switch' has been flipped."

Zephyr assured me. He was the only one that was normal. The others still looked like my mirror image with their yellow eyes. "I want everything to go back to the way it was." I croaked, emotions choking me. "No Reign, things will be much better now. Nirson, Hermoine and I are much better people now that Astor can no longer manipulate us." Ava said sounding very sweet. That was a welcome development because Ava was never sweet to me. Never! Rather she found ways to pick on me or pick flights with me.

Ava rushed toward me, dropping beside me with a sob, her hands cupping my face. “Hey,” she whispered, tears falling onto my skin. “Stay with me. Please. Stay with me.” I tried to answer. Tried to tell her I was fine. Tried to tell her I would still burn the world down for her. But my body had nothing left. The last thing I saw before the darkness dragged me under was Ava leaning over me, her face blurred by tears, her hand pressed protectively over the child between us. And behind her, Nathan screamed like a man who had finally realized the game was over.