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Summary
Regaining conscious coming out of a huge dome of ice in a two dimensional world is crazy.
As crazy as replacing Aang and becoming his female counterpart. And as equally crazy as
living up to the duty of being an Avatar.
She has a long ways ahead of her.
OC!Fem!Avatar
Notes
Warning: I'm a terrible updater so feel free to comment and remind me to update.
Chapter 1
It was cold.
So so cold.
Not that I truly remembered, I only get partial impressions that are more intense in dreams.
I know that I've had this dream before, I've never really woke up.
Not yet.
Crack.
A blast of energy rushed through and around me and all I could register is a pure white tinted
blue before I feel deeper into black.
My answer was revealed by looking around my very peculiar surroundings and looking at
my reflection.
I was in a cartoon.
I took this with very little grace and a sickening weight in my gut.
I'm short. Tiny actually, I barely remember being this small. It's so strange.
Looking back into the mirror I'm drawn to the wide big grey eyes staring out from an
unfamiliar face.
Brushing the pixie-esque bangs back into place I do my best to make sure any hint of my new
tattoo is covered. I can't do much about my outfit - the clothing that I saw on top of the trunk
in the corner - between a dresser and bed - won't fit me.
Tugging at the beige and orange clothing I shrug. It's not that bad all considering.
Especially when I teach myself how to use it. Yup, teach, myself, I don't know anything about
being an Avatar or an air bender obviously. No convenient alter memories or anything.
Sitting back on the cot-bed I process this huge dilema I have found myself in.
Hearing distant footsteps I quickly straighten up and reaarange my face to look as innocent,
curious, and confused as possible.
Projecting her level best at innocence and confusion she doesn't look at the entrance.
An elderly face peeks through the curtain of cloth and who she all too easily recognizes as
Katara hot on her heels.
"Hello," I repeat back, tilting my head in curiosity. Should I widen my eyes more? Really
capture any supoosed innocence left of me?
"I'm Katara, this is my Grandmother, and you are?" Katata asks curiously, her blue eyes
excited and brimmed with questions.
"I'm Aela. It's nice to meet you Katara, Grandmother." I nod my head respectively to them
both, rotating to face them.
"My brother Sokka and I found you, you were trapped in ice!"
"Really?" I ask skeptically amazed, leaning in as a child would when they here something
unbelievable or amazing.
I wish I could be as amazed as I'm acting. Instead I just feel sick. The Avatar is a huge
responsibility that's been thrust upon me. Not even the excitement of powers can get to me.
"Yeah!" Katara exclaims enthused, not sharing the same feelings as I am. "Your..pet..got us
back here. He was really worried about you."
"Pet? Oh you mean the air bison? That's Appa." I say, a small grin forming on my face. It's all
I can muster at the moment. Figures, that it would be an animal that would bring me joy in
such an awful situation.
"Thank you, Katara, for saving me. And thank you, Grandmother, for hosting me." I nod,
giving an airbender bow. Thank god I know at least that.
"Think nothing of it." The elderly lady says, her squinted blue eyes watching me with deep,
open curiosity.
"I'm from the -" South? It was south, yes? "Airbender Temple."
"What do you mean?" I question like any confused child would. I make my expression of
'you just said that the sky was green when its clearly blue' as best as I can.
"They- what?" I breathe, my heart pumping harder. That's truly awful, am entire culture,
eradicated out of fear. (Destructive Ambition) Disgusting.
"They can't-!" I protest. "I just saw them, a few hours ago - I was upset and I - I-" I stop,
choking on my own emotions. I'm screwing canon six ways to sunday already aren't I?
"I'm sorry for your loss child, but my granddaughter speaks the truth." Grandmother speaks
up, her wise old eyes sympathetic.
"I've- I've," I pant, that overwhelmed feeling rising up again. "I've been trapped inside that
iceberg for over a hundred years?" My voice cracks in sorrow.
A shuffle outside and then the opening of the tent reveals Sokka, and I can tell that he heard
everything.
Katara looks deeply sorrowful, her face pained at the sight of my own.
"It can't be. It just can't be." I deny shaking my head like Aang would.
"Look," Sokka starts, conflicted blue meeting my new and foreign grey.
Sokka follows along behind us, observing me carefully, making absolute sure that I'm no
threat to his baby sister or his townspeople.
It's adorable of him- and rather responsible, he takes it very seriously I can tell. He was the
only 'warrior' these people had.
Looking out on the people gathered, I found it sad. There was only eighteen people not
including the wolf, Katara, Sokka, or her grandmother.
Screw him.
If you were to look up dead beat dad, abusive shit stain, and tyrant in the dictionary you
would find his face and name right under it.
The kids wave back, a few of the shier ones hide behind their Mom.
A kid runs up to me, wide blue eyes curious. "Is it t'rue, were ya really in ice!?
"Why are you wearing such strange clothes?" An older girl asks, eight, at the oldest.
"That's because I'm an airbender." I answer bluntly. This is so, so far from how canon went
I'm sure. I ruined it. Oh god.
You know what? I'm going to own this. If I have to be stuck here, I'm going to do it my way.
I'm not Aang, I can't be, I will never be - but that doesn't mean I won't do my damnest.
"Want to see some fancy tricks?" I offer absentminded, spinning my staff as I twirl around.
My eyes widen when my body moves by itself, dancing to an inaudible beat and that was
when I felt it.
The Air.
Joy rises in me, and I can't choke down all the giggles as I twirl, the air picking up and
whipping around me.
Light footed I move back and forth, picking up dusting of snow along the way.
The kids ooh and ahh, gasping and jumping up and down.
A loud shout-groan captures all of our attention, the rush of pure elation shuffled to the side
as I watch utterly stunned as what can only be Appa makes his way towards us.
"Appa!" I shout jumping higher than I ever thought possible and crashing into his soft shaggy
head.
Cooing I croon that he's a good boy and the very best and most sweetest buddy ever as I
scratch and nuzzle him.
Appa seems to puff with satisfaction, his eyes narrowing into pleased slits. Slipping down I
let myself be subject to his probing wet nose - He's only checking for injuries.
"That's so cool!" The kids shriek and like one, against their parents protests, crowd around
Appa and I, begging to touch and climb him.
Very very sorry for not updating sooner this has been sitting around in my draft for a
while now but I wasn't pleased with it. I plan on touching up and expanding upon more
in future chapters but for now..this should do. Thank you for reading. Hope you enjoyed
it~
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