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And it was because of being aboard the young prince’s ship for three years, and now knowing what he knew from General Iroh, that Lieutenant Jee was starting to understand Prince Zuko. This was how he knew the prince had never intended to start the fight. The man didn’t stay down. Zuko hadn’t expected him to. But Zuko could picture only his dual swords, hung in his cabin so as to appear decorative. Without them, he had only his bending to defend him against an experienced warrior twice his size.

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Prince Zuko couldn’t lie, but he could exploit his Uncle’s faith. If he didn’t, Uncle would never leave. The ship was sinking, the men were outnumbered, and Zhao was coming. Zuko wouldn't damn his crew for the sake of his pride, only himself. A battle was not something you got used to, and this crew had said goodbye to one another a thousand times.i'm here from the future and i did in fact finally figure out how to do chapter notes (it really was NOT that difficult? past me are u okay? do u need a hug? pissbaby behaviour, your honour). Anyways the character growth of hella1975 really is a tearjerker <3. Just would like to specify that this fic is two books under the umbrella title of The Art of Burning (hence the RIDICULOUS word count; pls don't be too intimidated by it.) To put simply:

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Featuring stunning concept art and intricate character, creature, and costume designs, uncover the details of Pandora in striking detail. They all knew the answer, and even the thought of Tomkin in such a position made Hakoda’s fist clench at his side. Tomkin swallowed nervously, looking to his chief. One by one, the others did the same. Hakoda knew they would have to kill this boy. Hakoda didn’t even feel much remorse. They gave the soldiers every opportunity to flee. This one decided he wanted to fight. And Uncle had that glint in his bronze eyes. The glint he got when Zuko caved and accepted a cup of tea, the glint he got when Zuko saved the helmsman last week, the glint he got when Zuko walked away from Zhao after winning that Agni Kai. What even was that look, aside infuriating?And the fire returned. Because Zuko wasn’t a stupid kid. He would prove he wasn’t. He would make Father proud. He would make his nation proud. He would fight. Until the last beat of his heart, he would fight. Avatar Avatar: Original Score ( Deluxe Edition · Best · Complete · Vinyl) · I See You · Into the Na'vi World · Toruk - The First Flight But hey, at least between Hakoda and Sokka, Zuko could appreciate the family resemblance of pure, asinine stubbornness. grams The Art of Avatar: The Way of Water is a tie-in book written by Tara Bennett for Avatar: The Way of Water. It is similar to The Art of Avatar: James Cameron's Epic Adventure, created for the first film. The book contains a foreword written by Robert Rodriguez, whom James Cameron had previously collaborated with.

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Chena,” Nanook said weakly, being held up by Tomkin thanks to a gruesome burn on his chest that had singed entirely through his shirt, blood staining the blue, “he’s just a teenager.” Hakoda had known they couldn’t risk sailing much further into the Colonies. Bato had known too. The two men made an agreement. No words were needed - they'd known each other too long for that – but when they stopped on a thin strip of Eastern coast along the Colonies, Bato had got off. Even though Nanook’s Abbey was a distance on foot. Even though the territory they were leaving Bato in belonged to the ashmakers. Hakoda grabbed the kid’s chin, turning his face to eye up his scar. It was a nasty burn. Probably did it to himself in his own arrogance. Just because Lieutenant Jee had been aboard the young prince’s ship for three years didn’t mean he liked the stupid boy. He simply grew used to him. He knew how to weather Prince Zuko’s anger now, how to answer the demands made of him without feeling the constant urge to commit child murder.

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So is Tomkin.” Aput said. “Do you think if that was Tomkin and we were Fire Nation, they would spare him?”It was a lone ship and it was unmistakably Fire Nation. The metal hull, the smoke billowing in its wake, the unnatural speed of it as it sliced through the waters. Yep, Fire Nation. They almost sunk. Chena got thrown overboard more than once, oaf that he was. They barely made it out, and they were all on high alert after that. It was clear they didn’t know these waters, and it was clear these waters didn’t want them here. Waiting on your call, Chief.” Chena said, turning to look to where Hakoda stood at the bow. “Tulok has a tangle mine ready.” In a warring land, the Water Tribe forgave the enemy in an act of defiance. For this, he was torn from them, and this time, his wounds won't heal so easily. They got away with no fatalities and a burnt but still functioning hull, but Bato, Hakoda’s Second and lifelong friend, got injured. Bad. Hakoda would never forget the strained look in their Angakkuq Kanut’s eyes as he turned to Bato’s mutilated arm. Hakoda would never forget the sound of Bato gritting his teeth to hide his agony. Hakoda would never forget the smell of burning flesh.