|•|W I T 卄 E R||•| Zuko X Reader ⚠SLOWBURN⚠

Uneasy

"Your hurt will soon subside once you let it run its course. But be careful, as it can be a rather painful force. Once the thing which is that power's source reaches it's destination, you would have been healed, and then can ask it questions." ...You clapped, not knowing what to say. "Yes, I know, I am the best. Now then, I'll leave you be. Go get some rest."

...And yo were back. You still felt a bit dizzy, but it wasn't too bad. "...She didn't answer my question. If I had passed out... How was I awake? Was it intentional, or just a mistak-" You covered your mouth in shock and squealed. "I'm literally the rhyme master."

You shut your eyes and waited for the pain to subside.

Soon enough, you started to feel a lot nicer. Y'know, less like your inside wanted to be on your outside.

"Y/N, are you feeling any better?" Kanna asked, entering your room. "Yeah! I feel... I feel a lot better now." You said, hopping out of bed. "Great. Katara has brought someone very special into the village. Come outside to meet him." Gran-gran hummed. "Wait... Someone special!? Him!? Is dad back...?" You asked, starry-eyed. Kanna looked to the side and shook her head. "...Oh... That's okay. Let's head outside, Gran-gran." You gave her a soft smile and walked outside with her.

"Aang, this is the entire village. Entire village, Aang." Katara said, standing beside a boy who seemed to be somewhat around her age. You immediately took notice of his tattoos. "An airbender...!?" Was he the reason you got that headache? He must have a lot of power, so then, could he be the... The Avatar?

"Uh, why are they all staring at me like that? Did Appa sneeze on me or something?" The boy, Aang, wiped his clothes. "Well, nobody has seen an airbender in a hundred years. We thought they were extinct, until my granddaughter and grandson found you." Gran-gran muttered. "Extinct...?" Aang whispered, shocked.

"Aang, this is my grandmother." Katara said, gesturing towards Kanna. "You can call me Gran-gran." Gran-gran replied, with a dull look on her face. "And that's my older sister." Katara said, "Who STILL owes me a ton of food!" You let out a laugh and approached the airbender. "My name's Y/N." You leaned in to whisper in his ear, "If you stick around here, I'll tell you about the dozens of ways to snatch food from my siblings' plates." You took a step back with a smirk. "Don't snitch, okay?" Aang gave you a thumbs up with an evil grin.

"What is that, a weapon? You can't stab anything with that!" Sokka walked over to Aang and grabbed his staff, using it to "stab" the snow. "It's not for stabbing! It's for airbending." Aang opened his staff to reveal a strange bird like mechanism. "It lets me change the currents around my glider and fly." He explained. "Y'know, last time I checked, humans can't fly!" Sokka stated, doubting Aang's words. "Challenge accepted! Check again!" Aang hopped into the air and flew around. Sokka stared up at him in disbelief, whereas Katara looked up in awe.

However, you noticed Aang was about to smack straight into Sokka's watchtower. "Aang, watch out!" You formed a slide of solid void and sent Aang soaring in the opposite direction. He looked down at you in surprise and-...

Ran into Sokka's other watchtower.

"Watchtower number two! You were a good soldier..." Sokka fell to his knees, honoring his fallen comrade. "You know you could easily rebuild that, right?" Katara laughed, pulling Aang out of the snow. Aang used his airbending to grab Katara's hand and dash towards you, ruining Sokka's poor, innocent watchtower. "Oh no...", Katara turned around to Aang, "Anyway-"

"Ah, so now you're gonna kill my watchtower with no remorse. Well, that's just great! Katara's a water bender, you're a airbender, and Y/N's a universe warper bender person! Together, I'm sure you can all waste your time through the whole day." Sokka scoffed, standing up and wiping snow off his face. "Sorry, Sokka." You said. "At least you saved watchtower number one. Good job, soldier." He sighed, patting your shoulder and walking off.