KileaHarrington

A princess sent as a sacrificial bride to the wolf-king of a brutal hybrid kingdom must survive his savage court and uncover the leash her father still holds—before she becomes the next monster’s prey.

Kilea’s icy arranged marriage to the enigmatic Duke Zayne begins with a single searing glance from his emerald eyes, but their slow-burn alliance in a treacherous court could either shatter her heart or forge a ruthless new dynasty.

In a fractured Fódlan, exiled mage Kilea Arrendelle joins forces with the haunted prince Dimitri Blaiddyd to reclaim her kingdom—only to discover the throne she covets may demand her very soul.

At Garreg Mach, a servant girl hiding sharp secrets catches the eye of scheming heir Claude von Riegan—but her mysterious noble stepmother will burn the monastery down before letting Kilea attend the ball.

When Kilea Arrendelle trades her freedom to save her father from a cursed beast's castle, she soon discovers the monstrous Lord Blaiddyd is not the only one hiding a savage secret—and with every petal that falls, her own humanity slips further away.

Kilea Arrendelle must keep her identity secret when a magical night at the Officers Academy ball enchants Golden Deer house leader Claude von Riegan—but if the clock strikes midnight, her chance at love and freedom shatters.

To escape her cruel stepmother, Kilea strikes a dangerous bargain with the cunning Duke von Riegan, but she never expected the golden schemer to stake his own heart on a glass slipper.

A commoner thrust into royalty must choose her prince consort from nine alluring noblemen, but when a midnight fall lands her in the arms of the enigmatic Captain of the Royal Guard, Kilea discovers her greatest threat isn't the political conspiracies of Wysteria—it's trusting her own heart.

In the Golden Deer house at Garreg Mach, commoner Kilea hides her unrequited love for Claude von Riegan, knowing she can never compete with the memory of the woman he truly desires.

At the Garreg Mach Officers Academy, a commoner named Kilea Arrendelle must hide her forbidden feelings for Claude von Riegan while a deadly conspiracy threatens to tear their Golden Deer house apart.

A commoner's dance with the heir to the Alliance leaves Kilea wonderstruck—but when dawn breaks at the Officers Academy, she must discover if their spark was a fleeting waltz or the first page of a dangerous political game.

In Fódlan, Kilea is torn between Dimitri’s fractured devotion and Claude’s sly ambition, forced to choose a side before the coming war consumes them all.

A servant in Zuko’s palace hides their steamy arrangement—until a suitor’s flirtations reveal just how possessive the Fire Lord can be.

Married to Fire Lord Zuko, Kilea feels like a widow to the throne—until his broken promise ignites a last stand for the man beneath the crown.

Discovered and captured, a rare dual-bender from a hidden water tribe is thrust into a political marriage with Fire Lord Zuko to secure the Avatar's peace, but her power might ignite a rebellion.

When Zuko takes a mysterious concubine to secure political peace, he discovers Kilea is hiding a deadly secret that could reignite the Hundred Year War one touch at a time.

A secret dual-bender hiding in the Fire Nation capital must protect her forbidden flame when her crush on Fire Lord Zuko collides with a conspiracy to reignite the Hundred Year War.

Zuko has been the Fire Lord for a few years now. The treaties, the negotiations and the rebuilding of relationships is going well. He has a council of his friends who give advice from their nations. Sokka helps with the Water Tribe negotiations and trades; along with inventing brand new things Toph helps with the Earth Kingdom And Katara and Aang both help with discussing how to rebuild the Air Temples. And his top advisor, was a girl who came from a lesser known Water Tribe, but spent most of her life growing up in the Fire Nation was a servant within the palace.

Sokka was used to being a background character. He was used to not being a “first choice”. He was a non-bender, sarcastic, and used humor as a defense mechanism. But that didn’t mean it hurt any less. Seeing his friends have boyfriends or girlfriends, aside from Toph of course, made Sokka feel lonely. He and Suki had dated for awhile after the war, but sadly their schedules made it impossible to stay connected, so despite their deep care for one another… they mutually agreed to end their relationship. But now Sokka worked alone. He was growing as an inventor, creating things, gaining popularity, getting more demands for products, but he was falling behind. He needed help. So, he hired an assistant.