MrJensen

I don’t own the Avatar: The Last Airbender or any of its characters. Notes: Post season 2 episde 1. 5 years later, AU. - Part II of ZW2015 series -- He was ever so vigilant. The first night she used his own knife to cut through her ropes but she did not see how he stirred awake. She did not hear when he rose up from the bed but when her hands pulled in vain on the cabin’s door, she could feel the heat of his body standing right behind her. She shuddered as his hand brushed her hair behind her ear. “Going somewhere?” The knife flashed in the lantern’s lights but his hands were quicker and stronger than hers.

I don’t own the Dragon Age: Origins or any of its characters. Nightmares -- Join us brothers and sisters. Join us in the shadows where we stand vigilant. Join us as we carry the duty that cannot be forsworn. And should you perish, know that your sacrifice will not be forgotten. And that one day we shall join you. -- The air in the tent was cool and coaxing after a long summer day on the road. The two Wardens were lying in a lazy heap of body and limbs in the shadow of the strong canvas. The ex-Templar’s head was resting on the mage’s bare stomach. At start she felt uncomfortable without being properly clothed but after

If Only It Had Been Real He was not looking for anything that night. And especially not for such a weird girl like her. Don’t get the wrong idea, he was not exactly a judgmental type of guy, but this case had been different. Attending to a masquerade on the night of Halloween was one of his friends’ idea, but this year he decided not to complain and just join in with the “fun” as they all saw it. Well, all except him. What he truly thought was that they should have realized by now how old they were for such ridiculous costume-wearing kind of stuff that this holiday required. So how did he end up here? On a riverban

I don't own the Avatar: The Last Airbender or any of its characters. 15. War and Peace There was no point in denying it anymore. He could not undo what he had done. He had seen it in Mai's golden eyes. Like a dragon that had been kept in chains for centuries, her anger had finally found release. And even though she was not a bender like him – thank Agni, - the long scratches upon his chest and neck burned just as much as deep her words cut. She did not yell, she did not beg, she only spoke but with such fervor he had never even heard her before. She said she had known about his 'foolish obsession with that waterbending little witch'

I don't own the Avatar: The Last Airbender or any of its characters. 14. Adolescence It was not that they had planned it this way. They were not even sure whether it would have been a good idea to meet again. But being in love in their age – or in any age for that matter, - was not easy. Knowing well that the other could not be with you, however, had never ceased the desire towards that significant other. It only showed when they had time alone to think and see the world in a new perspective. How the flickering of a campfire would catch her eyes, or how a pool of cool water would reflect the Sun above him… Seemingly nothing had

I don't own the Avatar: The Last Airbender or any of its characters. 13. Emotions By the time the sun came up, Katara was already sitting on the flying bison while only thinking back about the one who she had left behind. Sleep avoided her due to the Moon but finally, as she saw the first rays of the Sun rising above the horizon, she let her head rest on the edge of the saddle, not feeling as a single tear escaped from her slowly closing eyelids. For one night, she had it all. The adventure, the passion, the fire. She had all she had dreamed about for one wonderful night. But that night was over. And it was time to wake up. When Aang cam

I don't own the Avatar: The Last Airbender or any of its characters. 12. Secret Years ago he let go of his Blue Spirit mask right in this very city. He understood that it was he who had to decide between what was right and what was wrong and he did not want any mask to hide behind for it. But that night – for the first time in ages, - his identity had to remain a secret because he wanted to fool the only person who by then knew his thoughts and feelings almost as well as she had known her own. Well, all except one. The only feeling that no matter how much he tried he could not close out of his mind. The one he had always recalled when

I don't own the Avatar: The Last Airbender or any of its characters. 11. Elope It was their second day in Ba Sing Sei and the second party they attended to. That was when Aang told her that they had to leave the next morning. Two generals informed them about an uproar between the earth- and firebenders on the South, before asking the avatar to join them to consult the problem. They also asked them whether they knew where the Fire Lord was, because apparently he had disappeared before they could have reached him. Katara said nothing when Aang tried to kiss her, whispering he was sorry. But the way she looked at him showed already that insid

I don't own Supernatural or any of its characters. (With a hint of CastielxLucifer!) (Listen to Hurricane from 30 Seconds to Mars while reading it, I dare you.) Light-Bringer Through the holy fire two pairs of blue eyes meet. Tired but unbroken ones belong to an enslaved man within the circle of fire, his torn trench coat and shirt are stained with both dirt and blood. The gaze of his captor remains on him as he circles the flames, like a predator that does not look away from its prey. His lips curl upwards upon his pale face, though what first catches one's eye is his sickly-looking skin. It is the first sign that his human container sl

I don't own the Avatar: The Last Airbender or any of its characters. 10. Duty and Loyalty Duty and loyalty was what kept Zuko with Mai, and Katara with Aang. They both convinced themselves that they made the right thing – the only thing they could – a year ago, and they both believed that their feelings were strong enough to go through fire and water with their chosen one. Only when their destinies crossed once again in Ba Sing Sei did they realize how wrong they were. On the anniversary of the end of the war, when they finally stood face to face again, they had to understand that something had forever changed between them. As