don’t question the logistics of the first few chapters

Obi-Wan Kenobi chooses to truly leave the Jedi Order after he has been brought back to Coruscant from Melida/Daan. The cold, uncertain reception he finds in the Coruscanti temple is simply too horrible to bear, after the year-long warfare he endured. He has not been reinstated as Qui-Gon Jinn’s padawan yet, anyway, and still without a lightsabre. But, somehow, through a more winding path, he still ends up a Jedi. A Mandalorian Jedi, to be exact.

After the heartbreak of the "Ember Island Players" episode, Katara finally figures out her feelings for Aang. Zuko gives romantic advice, shows his political genius, and starts to understand the meaning of friendship, as his redemption arc continues. TV-canon-compatible missing moments, extending beyond the finale. In the year following the end of the war, Aang and his friends embark on "the Avatar Victory Tour," in which they revisit many places from their travels during the series. Along the way, Aang and Katara's relationship deepens, even as they confront some new complications. Then, after they have settled down in Republic City, disaster strikes, testing their love to its breaking point. Winner of 2021 Kataang Writers' Awards: The Headband Award for Most Nominated Story, and Best In-Canon storyRunner up for 2021 Kataang Writers' Awards for: Flopsy's Award for GOAT, Flameo, Hotman! Award for NSFW stories, Best Multi-chapter story, Best Kataangst, Best Action-Adventure

Could Amras, son of Feanor, and Haldar, Haleth's brother, have met?I think they could--well, in my 'verse, at any rate.Another glimpse of the early history of the Haladin, also featuring a very young Haleth.Written both for the "Strength and Beauty" challenge at SWG and for the Ambarussa day of Feanorian Week (Tumblr), although it features only Amras.

Elros, future King of Numenor, makes the acquaintance of some of his future subjects--and finds out that some traditions that he thought forgotten have survived the drowning of Beleriand.