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For Zuko, the goal is simple: keep his head down, keep his secrets guarded, and keep Izumi happy. But when he signs her up for swimming lessons, he meets an Alpha who thrives on the truth.
Sokka is drawn to the mystery of Zuko’s existence: a man who leaves no trace in the air and whose silence is louder than the crowded pool.
Izumi might be the one learning to swim, but as the tension rises, Zuko is the one who might finally find himself in over his head.
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"I am going back to the palace, Sokka. I am going to stand before the Sages and the people, and I am going to burn that law to ashes. I will not rule a nation where the sun only shines for some of us.”
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.Or the story where Zuko decides to abolish the law that punishes homosexuality in the Fire Nation, and learns an important thing in the process.
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Derek. He repeated in his mind over again to make reality acquire some sense. But the dark-skinned man was already standing three and a half meters from him, looking astonished. That curious burning sensation crept up Reid’s neck straight to his face, chocolate eyes looking him up to down at the same time.
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Taming the Fire Lord by MyNameIsJade (lapis_lazuli28)
Fandoms: Avatar: The Last Airbender (Cartoon 2005), Avatar: Legend of Korra
28 Jun 2026
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Sokka has never been into other alphas. He's always gone for soft, feminine betas and omegas like Suki and Yue.
But when Fire Lord Zuko, the alpha of alphas, finds himself divorced, heirless and cornered by enemies in his own court, he decides to ask his old friend to help him fix the succession problem. By letting Sokka fuck his alpha body into an omega's and breed a Fire Nation heir into him.
What can Sokka say? He's a giver.
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Bookmarker's Notes
Chapter 8 / Zuko never told him to stop. He'd cut Sokka one of those long sideways looks every so often (...)