#AU in which Toph is Bumi's granddaughter

[light-miracles]

Toph:

Toph: Your father is King Bumi and you didn't tell me???!!!

Poppy: My apologies. I forgot.

Toph: YOU FORGOT?!

Bumi: Being fair I kind of forgot too.

Bumi: Anyway, yay, a granddaughter! *picks Toph up like in the Lion King*

[shrinkthisviolet]

its saturday where i live, but feel free to tell me anything about your headcanons/wips

Gladly! Okay so:

Late bloomer firebender Izumi is just...I love her so much. Grappling with not feeling like a good enough heir to Zuko, as well as feeling like not a good enough princess for her citizens. Doesn’t help that the Fire Sages didn’t fully embrace her as a princess until she firebent at age 8, and even then, they wondered after she turned 13 if she’d ever marry well

Bumi is a POC, half-Air-Nomad, and half-Water-Tribe. This is canon ofc but like...canon ignores it. Not me though! I’m not mixed, but I do understand what it’s like to grow up as part of two worlds–born to parents from one country, and raised in an entirely different country. Bumi’s situation isn’t quite like mine, but he feels torn between his two heritages too. He lives in both, and isn’t ashamed of either, but often feels like he’s Water Tribe by default because of his facial similarities to his mother and nonbending status. Tho his parents and brother fiercely remind him AND Kya that they are as much Air Nomad as they are Water Tribe

Mizuki is named after Yue in my AU, since Mizuki means “moon” (in canon, I figure there’s just a “waterbending unity” reason). This is because Izumi and Yue are good friends in my AU–technically since birth (Izumi was born at the moon’s peak), but again in the past. Yue even tries to platonically matchmake Izumi and Zuko after what happens in Ba Sing Se, trying to get them together so they can talk to each other and work things out (but ofc Yue is still angry about what went down in the crystal catacombs, as she should be [that’s a spoiler tho 😉])

Izumi goes by Shui in Ba Sing Se because it means “water,” which is similar enough to her own name’s meaning (“fountain”) that she’s hoping to spark some kind of recognition in Zuko...even tho he has no clue who she is 🤦‍♀️

For her birthday, Bumi gets Izumi a package of origami paper. Izumi tries to fold 1000 paper cranes after Ba Sing Se, wishing to save Zuko, but she’s so emotional that she keeps burning the paper. Katara eventually discovers what she’s doing and this sparks an argument between them. Izumi ends up throwing the few folded cranes (and the paper) overboard

I’m toying with the idea of Hama joining the White Lotus in my AU, based loosely on @visit-ba-sing-se’s AU. It would give Izumi some closure with her (you can imagine how Hama would react to seeing a firebender traveling with a Southern waterbender), and it would also give Hama herself a chance to be more than the horror-esque figure she is in canon. Not that I think she’s totally redeemable (blaming an entire Nation for the war isn’t a good solution for anyone), but she deserves somewhat of a sympathetic lens. And how are you gonna vilify bloodbending totally when healing is likely very similar? Just CONNECT THE TWO BRYKE

Jet doesn’t die. I don’t believe does in canon, and it always felt reductive. Why kill him when he’s starting to make amends? When he’s moving on from his trauma and pain?

Aang and Katara love ALL THEIR KIDS EQUALLY and take them on vacations and teach them ALL about BOTH CULTURES (wtf do you mean “they were bored” Bryke?? Tf no they weren’t, you were just lazy). And the kids are VISIBLY AND BEHAVIORALLY MIXED

Toph is a foster mom, and Lin and Suyin are her two current foster kids (whom she adopted). She runs the foster home with Jet

Katara and Sokka are both chiefs of the SWT, but Sokka prefers to travel so he mostly handles the ambassadorial type stuff. Katara is also a waterbending teacher, the best in both tribes 😌

Mai may be “Firelady” in title, but everyone knows she’s as much in charge as Zuko is. Though mainly, she champions education reform (in which she works closely with Aang to reform the curriculum) and helps expand Toph’s foster home to the FN. She never wants any child to feel like a burden to their parents

Senna is Sokka and Suki’s daughter, and Korra is their granddaughter. This makes Korra’s birth very emotional, as you can imagine 😭

Ty Lee was part of the Kyoshi Warriors for about five years, while they were guarding Zuko. But since they spent more time on the Island than in the Palace, with Ty Lee usually left to guard Zuko along with one of the other girls, she had a suggestion. She became Zuko’s permanent guard, became a standby Kyoshi Warrior (not really one anymore, but willing to help out if necessary), and said that if they missed home, then that’s where they should be (not in a rude way ofc, it was just the most practical solution). Ty Lee adored being part of a group but still regarded as her own person, but she didn’t need that anymore. She knew she had them to lean on, but the past 5 years had taught her to trust herself, her own opinions, and her own skills (which is something she DESPERATELY NEEDED post-canon)

Some of these are exclusively part of my AU, but some are applicable to canon too 😂 I kinda just let my thoughts go nuts here. Hope you enjoyed it!

And if anyone wants to send an ask about a specific fandom or AU, feel free!

[chaoticevilbean]

Firebender!Sokka AU

Just a Scene Part 1/?

Pakku and Katara separated from their hug, smiles still firmly in place. Katara opened her mouth to continue their conversation, but snapped it shut as a realization hit her.

“Where’s Sokka,” she asked, her head swiveling to look for the other. Pakku’s brow furrowed as the waterbending master came to the same thought. The boy hadn’t come over, despite his sister’s exclamation at the sight of her old teacher and now grandfather.

“He’s over there, Sugar Queen,” Toph pointed from where she stood by Zuko and Suki. All three seemed at least slightly confused and waiting for some sort of explanation. Katara glanced over at where Toph pointed, seeing her brother speaking with the masters, and strode over to the rest of the team. It would be better to clarify the situation now instead of waiting.

Master Pakku did not walk over to another person. He did not call after his student and granddaughter. He did not move in any way besides turning to face the other adults. His mind was reeling at the sight before him.

Sokka was speaking to Piandao with more respect than the waterbender had ever seen the boy use. He spoke in a similar manner to Jeong Jeong, but he was also looser with the former admiral, occasionally nudging the man on the shoulder in a playful way. Bumi did not receive any formality or the respect he might elicit as a king. Instead, the royal threw his arm around Sokka, and even from his distanced position, Pakku could hear the terrible jokes his colleague was interjecting with. All four of the people were acting friendly with each other, and Sokka fit in with them like the winning move in a game of Pai Sho.

Pakku had heard about the other masters’ experiences with the Avatar and his friends. He had shared his own at the same meeting. He would’ve joined the group if it had just been the strange behaviors. He was not in any way prepared for when Jeong Jeong threw a fireball at Sokka’s head and the teen caught it, laughing like it was an inside joke.

His grandson… his Water Tribe grandson… was a firebender. A strong one if he could catch such a close attack with the ease he did. And had he not been informed from the others about the firebender of non-Fire Nation heritage? The very same men now conversing as though there had been no fire, no strangeness to the situation. His grandson, the very same he had passed off as an annoyance; who he’d assumed was as idiotic as his actions; who was cocky and was cut from the very mission he’d joined despite having a team to protect; that very same boy was one of the most powerful, if not the most, powerful firebender in the world.

And the boy hadn’t even greeted Pakku in passing. He’d simply joined the other elders and struck up easy conversation. It hit home in him more than learning that he’d attacked his granddaughter. More than finding out that Kanna had left him and married another. It somehow even hit harder than realizing he had driven his love further away by not fighting for what she’d believed in so passionately. Sokka had no reason to greet the waterbender. When had Pakku been anything but brusque with him? Shown any interest in the boy or his life? He’d ignored him for Katara and her strong bending.

It seemed Pakku was destined to keep driving his family away.

~_~_~_~_~_~

Sokka wasn’t paying attention to his sister’s reunion with her teacher. He knew she’d missed the grouchy old man despite the fact that he was, well, grouchy. Sokka could now understand it better himself, having missed Jeong Jeong after their group had had to flee. So he gave the two space and instead moved over to greet his friends and masters.

“Master Piandao,” he greeted, bowing to his mentors, “Master Jeong Jeong… Bumi.” For the last man, he changed the bow to that of the Earth Kingdom, beaming at the King as he did so. It really was just for show when it came to the royal.

The bows were instantly returned, despite the superior positions of the elders not demanding it. Jeong Jeong rose swiftly from his, making intense eye contact as he did. Sokka remained calm, remembering the first time he’d been subject to the almost-glare.

“Is there something you need, Master Jeong Jeong?” he tried. It was apparently the wrong move as the deserter’s gaze hardened sharply.

“You’re injured.”

“No…”

“Then why did you call me by name?” Sokka frowned before the question clicked.

“You seriously think I’m injured just because I didn’t call you J2?”

“J2,” Piandao repeated, a grin forming quickly at the nickname.

“We can discuss my questionable naming skills later,” the younger firebender intervened before the conversation could wander. “Now is the time to discuss what is going on and what is going to happen before we try to avoid dying tomorrow.”

“When did you develop aangxiety?” Bumi asked as he threw his arm across the teen’s shoulders. A few chuckles escaped before he could stop them, not that he was trying that hard.

“I’ve always had anxiety. Then I got a little airhead and suddenly I can’t go a day with aangst.”

“Agni, there’s two of them,” Piandao muttered, running a hand down his face. Jeong Jeong let out a huff of amusement at the duo, who were giggling at the puns. “What is it you wished to talk about, Sokka?” the master swordsman continued, now making his own attempt at changing the subject. The Water Tribe warrior raised an eyebrow at the mock pain in his master’s expression but obliged the man.

“I wanted to discuss what you’re all doing together, as well as the plan for Sozin’s Comet. Both Aang and Momo,” Sokka directed that last part at Bumi, “have disappeared. We know that Aang will likely show up when the Comet comes to fight the Firelord, but we don’t have a solid plan. Until Zuko informed us of Ozai’s plan to wipe out the Earth Kingdom, Aang was going to wait for the Comet to pass before he fought.”

“So our intel was correct,” Jeong Jeong stated solemnly. “Ozai plans to destroy the other nations as his grandfather destroyed the Air Nomads.”

“It will be easier to thwart the plan if Aang handles the Loserlord,” Bumi earned himself a couple of snickers at that, “and we have these kids to help.”

“I believe it would be best to discuss this with the other masters.”

“There are more of you?” Sokka asked curiously, wondering what other old people had gathered.

“There are a few, but only one will likely be available with all of our preparations. General Iroh, the Dragon of the West.” The teen nodded at that. It fit with what he had seen of the group's apparent association.

“I’ll go get the others and then you can lead us to your camp. I’m guessing you’re going to take back Ba Sing Se?”

“Yes. We will wait,” Piandao told his former pupil. Sokka bowed once more to the trio before hurrying back to his team. He passed Pakku again, surprised that the old man had not joined his companions seeing as Katara was no longer speaking to him. He ignored the thought in favor of addressing his friends.

“Gaang, pack up quickly. We’re gonna head to the old people camp and plan for tomorrow. Do any of you want to forgo the meeting?”

“I’m coming and you can’t stop me,” Toph stated firmly. Sokka nodded and looked to the others.

“I’ll sit this one out,” Suki said. “I think I’d be better with helping preparations.”

“I’ll sit out, too,” Katara added, drawing surprised faces from her comrades. “I don’t think I’ll be much help with the planning.”

“Alright. Zuko?”

“I don’t know. I’m not one for planning but I know more about the Fire Nation.”

“Well, your uncle is here, and he’ll be at the meeting.” The prince startled slightly at the comment, likely remembering their parting. He’d never mentioned the terms they ended on, but the group assumed they weren’t good ones.

“I’ll go,” Zuko finally decided. “But I might leave.”

“Understandable. I’ll keep that in mind. Now put the gear away and we’ll head out.” The team split up seamlessly, heading to do the jobs they each unspokenly had. The only ones who didn’t move to join were Toph and Sokka, the latter because the earthbender had latched onto his arm.

“Not so fast, Snoozles.”

“What’s the matter, Toph?” Sokka studied his younger companion. For the first time in a long while, she appeared uncertain or uneasy. The firebender couldn’t figure out which.

“Why don’t you like your grandfather?” she inquired quietly. It was so uncharacteristic of her and, coupled with the weird question, caused the young chief to pause.

“My grandfather? Both my grandfathers are dead,” he informed the girl before him.

“Pakku’s marrying your Gran-Gran, at least according to Katara.”

“Oh.” He paused again. “I don’t… not like Pakku. It’s just that I don’t really have anything to talk to him about. He’s closer to Katara than me.”

“But you ignored him.”

“He was talking to Katara.” Toph opened her mouth to continue, but Sokka cut her off, feeling the conversation was going nowhere. “Is this all you were concerned about? Because he’s a good man, if still a little sexist. And I have no problems with him. So let’s help the others and then we can head out. If you’re still worried, talk to him on the way over.” The preteen huffed, blowing her bangs to the side as she turned on her heel and stomped away. Sokka sighed as he went over to pack up his tent and help Katara with the sleeping roll. He would definitely need to watch how he acted around his apparent-grandfather.

~_~_~_~_~_~

The Gaang were at the large camp where the Order of the White Lotus, the group that the masters belonged to, had set up for the taking back of Ba Sing Se. Suki and Katara quickly left to lead Appa to a safe place and begin aiding in the preparations. Zuko and Toph noticeably pressed closer to Sokka, drawing comfort from the father of the group. He noticed their tension and discreetly started rolling his tile, knowing that the motion would likely only draw attention from his teammates. Predictably, the flanking duo relaxed at the sight of the round piece of wood. Sokka would need to paint it again after the meeting.

Piandao walked off to wake up Iroh, who had taken an early night, while the others entered a large tent with a table and exactly eight chairs within, one on each end and three on either side. A map was weighted on the wooden surface, several Pai Sho tiles marking different spots of the world. Jeong Jeong and Bumi sat on the right side of the table with Pakku across from them, a seat saved for Piandao next to the waterbender. Sokka moved to sit near Jeong Jeong but found Toph pushing Zuko into the chair. Upon moving to sit across from the prince, Sokka was shoved out of the way by Toph, who smirked as she made herself a rock stool.

“Toph, from the bottom of my heart, why?” She smirked more.

“You’re forgetting that I’m nobility. I know how we’re supposed to be seated, Snoozles.”

“Yeah, I do, too,” he retorted. “The most important people go on either end, and the ones on their right are the second most important. But I’m not the highest in position. Zuko is.”

“Zuko’s a prince,” Toph smiled smugly. “And I’m a lady.”

“Exactly. So why did you reverse our positions?”

“You are absolutely right. I’ll fix that for you.” With a stomp, the stool was pushed back into the ground and Toph stalked over to Zuko. She tugged him up and dragged him over to the other side of the table, pressing him into the chair she’d just vacated. With yet another smirk, she sat in his old seat, feet once again propped up.

“Toph, I’m not higher than a lady, and definitely not a prince.”

“Oh really?” Sokka did not like that look. “Remember when you and Katara told us about the Southern Water Tribe’s hierarchy? Well, I do. Actually really interesting to learn about the Water Tribe since no one ever thought to teach me. You’re going to teach me more when Loserlord’s dead. Anyways, you and Katara are royalty by your Tribe’s standards. You’re the children of the Chief. Only, Katara told us something after you left to meditate.”

“She didn’t,” the firebender groaned out, throwing his head back in annoyance.

“She did,” the little earthbender responded proudly. “You, Snoozles, are the Chief of the Southern Water Tribe, which means you not only outrank me, but also everyone else here including our resident prince.”

Sokka didn’t attempt to fight it at that point. He simply sat down at the head of the table between his two friends, resigned to just accept Toph’s unusual behavior. Normally, she would take any opportunity to be the one in charge, but here she was, pushing the lead onto the older kid.

“Sokka, are you really the Chief?” Pakku’s questions caught three adolescents off guard, Zuko having been fully invested in seeing who would win the argument.

“Yeah,” the boy confirmed, settling back as they waited for Piandao and Iroh. “Dad left with the other warriors, so I was made Chief. Gran-Gran’s Chief in Absence.”

“She told me such, but I assumed her son was still leading.”

“That was Dad. He knew that they weren’t going to be back for a long time, so he seceded the position to me. He was following tradition and passing it to me as I was the eldest male and his son. Should’ve just given it to Gran-Gran.”

“But you’re fifteen,” Jeong Jeong interrupted, leaning forward with a glare. “How long ago did you become Chief?”

“It was about four years ago. I was eleven.”

“Wait, you ran a nation at eleven?”

“Not you, too! C’mon Zuko!”

“You ran a nation at eleven! Yet when I came for Aang, you said you were a warrior, not a chief!”

“Why are you all shouting?”

Everyone sitting at the table jerked towards the entrance to the tent, staring in surprise at the duo standing there. Piandao walked in first, sitting between Pakku and Zuko and peering around the prince at his old student. General Iroh entered after, moving to take his place across from Sokka, at the other head of the table.

“Apparently no one but the Gaang knew Sokka’s a king.”

“Toph! Chief, not king!”

“Same thing.” There was a loud thud as the teen’s forehead hit the wood, which was repeated at a lower volume as he began to bang lightly with his skull against the surface. It continued for about thirty seconds with the others staring amusedly at him, before Zuko slid his hand between the two opposing forces. Sokka looked up at his friend with a tiny pout before exhaling and pulling himself upright.

“Whatever, let’s just start this meeting. General Iroh, what are your plans for tomorrow?” The atmosphere snapped into a tenser feel, a seriousness falling over the group.

“Earthbenders will aid in our entrance, with all firebenders directly behind. Once we are within, we masters and the more experience benders will combat those aided by the Comet. All other warriors will begin taking down the lesser threats, such as nonbenders and earthbenders. We assumed your team would have a plan for fighting my brother.” Sokka nodded, lips pursed in concentration as he studied the map. He was able to figure out what most of the pieces marked, and it was with that that his mind worked out a strategy. He began rolling his tile again, something he had stopped when entering the tent. It was a movement done under the table but still visible to his friends.

“There’s going to be an airfleet, correct?” Iroh tipped his head in confirmation at the inquiry. “That means that they can travel far and fast in the relatively short time of the Comet. And they could split up easily to cover more area. It’s a given that Ozai will be there with the fleet. When Aang comes to fight, that will separate them from the ships. We’ll then need to take them out, or else the destruction will be exponentially larger.”

“No one but powerful and loyal Fire Nation engineers ever saw the blueprints,” Piandao commented. “We don’t have the time to get them and figure out how to take them down or find a way around the crew.”

“Why would you- oh, you guys don’t know. Makes sense.”

“What don’t we know?”

“I invented airships. You won’t need to get blueprints, I’ll just go there myself. They’re made of metal, so Toph will need to come as well. A smaller team will be better, so us and maybe one or two more people. That will nullify the fleet and prevent most of the destruction. Someone will need to take out Azula as well. She’ll be controlling the Fire Nation while Ozai makes the attack. I would suggest Zuko for that, as he’s got the best knowledge of the Caldera and Azula’s tactics.”

“Regarding your attack, I think that it would be best if you sent your most powerful earthbenders underground with a strong group of warriors. If you go deep enough, only the Dai Li could possibly sense you and you could make an attack from within the city, forcing the soldiers to fight on two fronts. From what Zuko told me, most of the Dai Li went with Azula. Maybe all of them but it’s better to assume some are there. They could be defeated easily by Bumi, so he definitely should go. If the nonbenders went through the tunnels after the main group, then some of the weaker earthbenders could make separate paths and pop up at different places throughout Ba Sing Se. Not only would that ensure that they aren’t attacked by Dai Li, it would also allow them to sneak up on the nonbenders and any other combatants they might meet. Warn them that some people have been brainwashed. We don’t have a way to figure out who and with the Fire Nation, who knows what they did with that technology.”

“Healers and medics should remain behind for the first ten minutes or so before following the second group underground. That way they won’t be attacked. They should wear something to distinguish them from soldiers. Maybe have them wear white, as it’s not going to be a color that blends in. If they help everyone regardless of the side they’re on, then they also won’t be attacked.”

“When did you have the time to plan this?” Jeong Jeong asked, his tone shocked.

“He’s the Schedule Master,” Toph spoke up in glee. She always loved seeing people on the opposite side of Sokka’s plans.

“Right now, it doesn’t matter when I made the plan. We just need to figure out who will go and where they’ll go to. Toph and I for the airfleet, Aang fighting Ozai, and Zuko with someone else against Azula. Katara can take on the role of both healer and fighter, so she can fit anywhere, and Suki’s a great warrior.”

“Very well.” Iroh moved a few of the markers around, rearranging them to represent the modified plan. A white tile in the Caldera’s location was moved to the center instead of the outer edge and a yellow one was placed on top of a red. Zuko and Aang. Without waiting to see the tile that Iroh would move for himself, Sokka took his white lotus and placed it on the coast of the Earth Kingdom most likely to be attacked.

“I see you kept the tile,” Piandao mused, a proud look in his eyes.

“Yes. You gave it to me, after all.” It came to the boy’s realization that the Order of the White Lotus probably had some special meaning to the tile, especially since they held Pai Sho in such a high regard that even Jeong Jeong had a board.

“Piandao was right to do so,” Bumi stated with a finality that moved them back to the plan.

“The strategies would work, and it is a thought none of us had to include healers in our battle. A fine idea to lessen any causalities on both sides. However, we need to decide on the whereabouts of your team. And we need to discuss the effects the Comet might have on you, given your peculiarity.”

“Katara can go with Zuko. She’ll fight with him and keep him alive. That’s extremely necessary, both because he’s a friend and because he’s next in line. Zuko, you’ll need to take over as fast as possible. The Fire Sages should be there due to Azula’s possible coronation. I don’t really understand how all that works, but if they’re there and you defeat her, you still have the most right to the throne outside of your father and any position held by Azula is rightfully yours. They’ll listen to you if Katara’s there to yell at them.”

“Are you sure we can take my sister? She’s insane and incredibly powerful.”

“Who knows dragon fire? Not her. Who is the only person Lan stays with besides myself? Not her. You are powerful enough to stop her in a fight, and you have the world’s greatest waterbender to aid you if anything goes wrong, which it will. You can do this.”

“Who is Lan?” Sokka, Toph, and Zuko all stared at Pakku for a moment, before their expressions changed. Toph was grinning with mischief, knowing perfectly well how the reactions would go. Zuko became utterly embarrassed as he would have to admit he was special when it came to the little Bluey. Sokka was grinning like Toph, but his was in pride at the thought of showing off his baby. With steady hands, the Spirit-touched boy reached into his shirt and withdrew the complacent being.

What occurred next was hysterical in many different ways. Jeong Jeong tipped over his chair as he jumped back in his seat, and Bumi barely managed to get out of his own before it, too, was knocked over. Piandao fell into Pakku, who caught the man and tilted back as far as he could go. Iroh sat frozen and tense at the end, eyes unbelieving. A huge slew of expletives exploded into the air from various masters, drawing Toph into a cackling fit. Sokka was clutching Lan protectively against his chest, angry at how no one seemed to appreciate his baby, and Zuko was trying to comfort the boy without breaking down into laughter.

Lan, sensing her caretaker’s distress and woken from her nap, wrapped carefully around Sokka’s neck and growled. When the attention was successfully drawn her way, she moved further up into the black hair above her, and hit her small paws against the firebender’s head. It was an action that somehow conveyed “be nice” without any previous knowledge of Lan’s antics.

“You all need to be nicer to my baby,” Sokka pouted, gently tugging said baby into his arms again. “She deserves better.”

[theotherace]

Current AU, 4

Baby Bumi (Who was planned about as much as Sesi, which is to say Not At All, because I doubt anybody’s reading all of these. He gets his name because Aang lost a bet to Bumi when they were both boys, I’ve decided. Born in 112 AG. His namesake dies the year after, but they do get to meet a few times. Even if the baby won’t remember that; he’ll get a plush Flopsy, or something, to carry around. He’s an earthbender, because of course he is. He’s tagged as “Bumi II”, though technically he’d be Bumi Beifong, not the Second. [Correction: He’s Bumi II in my documents, if they mention both Bumis, but in my tags, he’s just Bumi.]) 

Toph proposes (After Bumi I dies. Actually getting married will take them another ... ten, fifteen years. Around the time Iroh I dies. The Beifongs probably aren’t happy about them “living in sin” (even if there is no such thing in the Avatar world, technically), but they’re their own people, and I feel like they don’t care much about making things ... official official. Like, on paper.) 

Ichirou (He’s an OC, still barely formed. Green eyes, so some Earth Kingdom ancestry, which I only decided when I coloured his son. He works as a guard in the Fire Nation Palace, though, and is, in fact, a bender. That, I just now decided. He’s important because he’s the guy Azula’ll ultimately marry. They actually get married around the time Bumi’s born. Nobody hit me because she’s with a guy, please, I know people like to hc her as a lesbian (or is that cofirmed in the comics?), and that’s very valid. She’s just not in this AU. Also, happening during canon T*zula is possibly the worst ship to come out of this fandom, which I just wanted to say at some point. I’m not willing to discuss this.) 

Baby Kesuk (There will be a lot of children in this post. He’s born in 115 AG, on Kyoshi Island, I think. Non-bender. Second and last of Sokka and Suki’s children. Around the time of his birth, Ty Lee and Haru get married, Katara and Zuko get enganged and Little Iroh starts learning shuriken-jutsu. Also, Teo is now King of Omashu, probably, and there’s reasons behind that, but I haven’t decided on a lot of details.) 

Babies Norbu and Tenzin (I like the name Tenzin, so I’m keeping it. Just as I kept “Bumi” and “Kya”, who will come later. They are planned, technically, though obviously, you can’t plan for twins. Kesuk was planned as well, btw. The German word for a planned child is “Wunschkind”, which literally translates to “wish child” and writing in my second language really makes me appreaciate my first. They’re both airbenders, though incredibly different in nature. Born in 116 AG.)

Lao Beifong dies (After his grandsons’ birth, before his granddaughter’s, who’s the next point.) 

Baby Asha (As I said, a lot of kids in this post. Fourth child and only daughter of Aang and Toph. I don’t entirely know why, but they always end up with way to many kids in my AUs. I feel like they’d have one or two hoppala children. That would be Bumi and Asha (and technic-technically one of the twins, because, y’know, two for the price of one). The twins are born in early 116, she’s born in late 117. So there’s about a year and half between them. These children’s birth years are the only thing I’ve got down for sure. She’s an earthbender.) 

Six more children after these five. I think. It’s late. Can you tell I enjoy the “Babies Ever After” trope? I’m weak. Anyway, they can all be found in the last story of this series.