Katara is starting uni for the first time but luckily her older brother, Sokka, will show her the ropes. Aang is a super smart go-lucky kid who got into uni much earlier than other kids his age. But little did the gang know what hardships they'd face. Can they learn that sometimes the best solution is to open up? Or will they start burning all the bridges they formed along the way?

..."This is the map to our father! You had it the whole time? How could you? Well, you can go to the North Pole on your own! I'm going to find Dad." They are both outraged and hurt Aang just as much as he hurt them... except for one major difference, they hurt him with punches while he hurts them with words. The summary is really bad but hopefully the story is better. Please read!

Rex is haunted by nightmares that no one cares about him. Can Dr Holiday make him see the truth? This is kind of a sequel to I'm useless Doc, so I suggest it would be good to read that first before you read this one

Rex tries his best to please the two people that matter most to him, but sometimes he feel his best is not enough. Does Dr Holiday and Six care about him, like he does to them or is he just part of their work, a weapon, a tool?

"This isn't a joke Sokka! None of you understand the position I'm in." Aang is conflicted on whether to stick by his beliefs or to save the world by ending Ozai permanently. His friends are finding hard to believe he even has to think about sparing the FireLord. The pressure of his friends & the weight of the world is balancing on his shoulders what can he do and who will help him?

Aang feels Katara doesn't care about him, he wonders if she ever cared about him as she breaks his heart. He goes off by himself, but as night approaches his friends are getting worried except Katara, will they find him? And if they do how can they save him if they can't even save themselves?