The Hundred Year War took its toll on everyone, and the stories of those involved had to come to an end.



After the victory in Sabuku, the Waterbending Master traveled to Ba Sing Se to aid in the retaking of the city. On the way, he trained his new apprentice and former student Akado; through months of rigorous training, the young man became one of Pakku's best students.

When Zuko took over as Fire Lord and brought the Nations together, Pakku traveled to the Southern Water Tribe, resigning from his position as the Northern Tribe's Master teacher. He proposed to Kanna, his former fiancee and she accepted, resulting in a spectacular wedding in the south.

After many more years of marriage, Pakku passed away at the age of 95; before his death, he transcribed Master Waterbending techniques on scrolls and sent them back to the North Pole.



After his escape from Ba Sing Se and the clutches of the twisted Captain Xian, Kai took refuge in the Earth Kingdom until Avatar Aang defeated the Fire Lord and brought peace and unity to the land. It waas only then that he felt safe traveling back to the Northern Water Tribe.

Reuinted with his parents, Kai took a job as a Waterbender working for the city. Eventually, he got word of Waterbending scrolls coming to the city along with news of Master Pakku's death, and he took it upon himself to learn the techniques in the scrolls.

Two years after his return to the north, Kai met a fellow Waterbender while working and married her two years after, producing two happy children. Kai passed at 85; his wife joined shortly after.



Following the events in Ba Sing Se, Haru and Rei went their separate ways; Haru back to his village, and Rei to Kyoshi Island. Haru spent the rest of his days helping in his village until the ripe old age of 78. Rei served as a Kyoshi Warrior until she retired at age 40, living out 34 more years before passing away.



The circus girl made a living in the Earth Kingdom, entertaining people until returning to the Fire Nation Captial once the Avatar saved the city. She reuinted with her old troup and entertained crowds, eventually rejoining the Circus; she was tragically killed at the age of 37 when a rampaging komodo rhino knocked a tent pole onto her.



The former Fire Nation Captain made his way to Ember Island with his lover, Lee, and stayed there for several months. The Army eventually sent assassins in retribution for disrespecting General Chow, but they were quickly dispatched by the two Firebenders.

Eventually, they moved back to the Capital once the Army was reorganized to prepare for the union of the Nations into the Republic; there, he and Lee were married and settled down. Azei passed away at the age of 78.

*gasp* Didn't see this. I can contribute as well.


The entire island tribe of former Fire Nation members was evacuated from their island shortly after the Day of Black Sun, by their Galgori allies. They were discreetly dispersed among the general populations of primarily the Earth Kingdom and Fire Nation, a few to the Southern Water Tribe. From there they mingled mostly with ease; the majority of the Mothguaith were nonbenders, with firebending limited to the priest-families of the Old Ways. Worship of their seven guardian spirits, the sholabs,vanished immediately in the public eye and dwindled quickly even in the privacy of homes, though certain aspects of Mothguaith heritage were maintained and a sort of tribal solidarity still exists today among any who discover each other to be of the island lineages. By the time of Korra, however, these are far scattered, and finding out if someone is secretly a descendant of Mothhaudh is neither a secret nor a priority.

Surnames on Old Mothhaudh were originally given by individual rather than by family, and earned or claimed only some years after birth so that the surname would indicate something about the character or history of the individual. When the Mothguaith joined the societies of the Fire Nation and Earth Kingdom, they abandoned this practice, translating their given names and surnames at the time into the same language as the mainlands (for instance, "Luinnar" meaning blue fire in Mothguaith -> "Lanhuo" meaning blue fire in Chinese). For this reason, natives originally of Mothhaudh will very rarely have the same last name as their families, but children born after the Exile carry the family surname instead of an individual one.


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Having stayed behind to delay the Fire Nation Navy at the time of the Exile, Taed and his mother Lotelin managed to survive to mourn the loss of his uncle, Coer's father Ked, and then escaped discreetly to the Western Air Temple after the gAang had been forced to abandon it as a base camp. Originally hoping to gather some remnant of the Exiles back to the Air Temple, Taed first chose to sail to the Northern Water Tribe, where his wife Etsuko, newborn daughter Sora, and stepbrother Goen were supposed to be heading on their own path of making allies throughout the non-Fire nations. Upon the arrival of all four, they were all greeted with the news that Avatar Aang had defeated Phoenix King Sozin. They chose to risk investigating the rumors, traveling back to the Air Temple to retrieve Lotelin before reaching the Fire Nation a month after Zuko's coronation. Staying there briefly to celebrate and to meet with any Exiles they could find, the family elected to move to Mount Makapu Village.

Some years later when Zuko and Aang founded Republic City, Taed and Etsuko felt strongly the need to join the cooperative effort, and moved their family there immediately, sans Goen. While in Republic City, Etsuko and her husband (re-christened Tadashi) grew old together and spoke out in favour of peace and equality to their dying days. They passed on within a week of each other, in the care of their daughter Sora, who began the Kimura clan.

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Long, long before the Exile occurred, Coer had all but given up his longtime Mothguaith heritage and joined his lesser known bloodline, the Galgori. By the time of the Exile, Coer was already in the underground Galgori village of Terrakoto, beneath the Fire Nation colony of Criaga in the Earth Kingdom. There he studied combat with his girlfriend, Anei daughter of Juraia, whose grandfather had once been a city leader. When news of Avatar Aang's victory over Ozai reached the dual city, Anei and Coer returned to the Fire Nation to verify the news and to move back to their old training grounds at Inoue Michiya's Trading Outpost. While there, they were briefly visited by Coer's cousin Taed and his family, who were leaving for the Earth Kingdom permanently. After that, Coer never saw any Mothguaith again, though he and Taed corresponded semi-regularly.

In adulthood Coer and Anei were married, living briefly at the Outpost before moving back to a place near the destroyed Galgori village where he had fought against the Order of the White Lotus. He had two sons and one daughter, and died in his sleep at around fifty years of age.

Goen Culril, re-named Kenta Haideng[/color][/u][/b] - Moved back to Mount Makapu with his stepbrother Tadashi and family, and remained there when everyone else moved to Republic City; married, but had no children; died defending pilgrims in a bandit raid in his old age

Lotelin Caranhith, re-named Riko Linghuo[/color][/u][/b] - Lived with her son Tadashi and daughter-in-law Etsuko at Mount Makapu and then Republic City, dying shortly after the move to Republic City, last of the priesthood of the sholabs

Cale Gilhith, re-named Kei Shouwu[/color][/u][/b] - (pending approval from Shio) having gone to the Fire Nation before the Exile with fellow Mothguaith Vora to try and find the first firebending spirits, but failing, Kei and Vora ended up marrying and living together in the Fire Nation.

Inoue Michiya - Died only a few years after the departure of Sozin's Comet, leaving her Trading Outpost (secretly a Galgori training camp for Dim Mak) in the hands of one of her students, Hokori daughter of Juraia

I haven't thought of epilogues for all of my old characters but I will eventually. I need the closure.

Kugi Tang was eventually released from prison and finally fell in love with the woman he had been married to for over ten years. His wife Saya spent her time chastising her husband for waiting so long. His daughter Tsubaki disregarded all expectations by marrying a civil servant and living a quiet life. His eldest daughter Kyoko never married and spent a good deal of time retracing Piandao's journeys and mastering the sword.

Kuma Takeda never found his true love but lived the rest of his life content with his troupe of performers and warriors. As per his last wishes his body was taken by his students and hidden to add drama to his death. Some say his bones were relocated to Republic City and mixed into the foundation every theater in town. Others claim that his skull is used as an acting prop in certain productions.

Suigetsu lived one of his dreams by marrying the love of his life Han Yu Seul but never managed to topple every government and every organization in the world. He raised one son (albeit poorly) and then his two grandchildren. People at the local tavern still talk about the rebellious old man who claimed he could do anything because he got the most beautiful woman in the world to marry him. His ashes were mixed into an ink which was used to deface government property. The vandal was never found.