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Illustrated for NullChronicler [link] for making a very helpful suggestion in his review.

A scene from ' The Crown', the 14th 'episode in my Avatar: The Last Airbender fan-fiction series found at [link]

Excerpt from "The Crown"
(chapter 4 - The Ties That Bind)

“Why didn’t you just tell me?” asked Aang, his voice devoid of any accusation or admonishment; it held only simple curiosity.

“I don’t know,” answered Zuko, shaking his head slightly. “A couple of reasons I guess. One: it just seemed so…” he shrugged helplessly and looked Aang in the eye as he finished uncertainly, “unbelievable?”

“It is pretty weird,” admitted Aang, then he hastened to add, “But in a good way! I mean, if you think about it, this sort of makes -me- your great-great grandfather! But, that is a bit of a mouthful, so…if it makes you more comfortable, you can just call me grandfather,” finished the boy in his best, most mature and elderly tone, draping an arm paternally across the teen’s shoulders and grinning at him guilelessly.

Zuko fixed his younger friend with a cold glare, clearly not amused.

“That would be the -other- reason.”

Description
Illustrated for NullChronicler [link] for making a very helpful suggestion in his review.

A scene from ' The Crown', the 14th 'episode in my Avatar: The Last Airbender fan-fiction series found at [link]

Excerpt from "The Crown"
(chapter 4 - The Ties That Bind)

“Why didn’t you just tell me?” asked Aang, his voice devoid of any accusation or admonishment; it held only simple curiosity.

“I don’t know,” answered Zuko, shaking his head slightly. “A couple of reasons I guess. One: it just seemed so…” he shrugged helplessly and looked Aang in the eye as he finished uncertainly, “unbelievable?”

“It is pretty weird,” admitted Aang, then he hastened to add, “But in a good way! I mean, if you think about it, this sort of makes -me- your great-great grandfather! But, that is a bit of a mouthful, so…if it makes you more comfortable, you can just call me grandfather,” finished the boy in his best, most mature and elderly tone, draping an arm paternally across the teen’s shoulders and grinning at him guilelessly.

Zuko fixed his younger friend with a cold glare, clearly not amused.

“That would be the -other- reason.”