AVATAR:The Last Airbender | In the Eye of the Blossom Moon (Shemale Parody)

Hi guys, me again. Surprise surprise.

Awhile ago I was trying to startup a previous shemale parody idea based on the movie "Zombieland", and I did actually write quite a lot after my teaser, including a prologue that explains what had happened up until the "action", along with some further retrospections and hot foreplay before and after where I left off. But after looking it over a few times, I decided to scrap it - namely because of the character Little Rock; I had a hard time trying to fit her in on the intimacies (especially with Columbus, the narrator) without having it smack of... well, pedophilia. I might revisit this later, but definitely I'm going to exclude the male characters and focus on the sisters; somewhat richer ground to sow there.

So anyway, I had since jumped back into Avatar mode, and spawned this! This has the possibility of going epic, and I am still open to anyone who can help me nurture it and improve upon the material, because I still don't find myself a perfect writer and this is bound to have some grammatical errors or redundancies.

This multi-part story is going to attempt to explore the characters ATLA had shown throughout its entire run, both male and female, major or minor, and throw them into awkward and erotic situations. Canon pairings will be shown, but some mixing and matching (mostly amongst the females ;)) is going to occur too. If you have a particular character in mind that I should introduce into this yarn, and that I haven't thought about yet, let me know!

Now sit back, and enjoy folks - Chapter One is here!

WARNING: CONTAINS GRAPHIC LOLI

Pairing Types: Sm/Sm, M/Sm

AVATAR: The Last Airbender

In the Eye of the Blossom Moon

Disclaimer: I do not own ATLA nor any of its characters - this is purely a work of parody and fan fiction.

PROLOGUE: Fourteen days later...

A full moon, a long night, and lots of love everywhere – such things were always expected at that sacred time of year amidst the summer solstice, where young people around the world celebrated the worldwide Sacred Blossom Festival, a time marked by the blooming of the world's pink Summer Blossom trees, which was generally considered a symbol of love across all the elemental cultures. Aside from celebrating the story of a certain legendary couple, it was also an excuse for young lovers to consummate their respective relationships in view of the full moon, thought to be the means of creating an exceptionally memorable night of passion.

But after the one week in which the festival was supposed to last, something seemed wrong – the full moon would come back every subsequent night, and lovers would be found frolicking like never before. The moon also seemed