Zuko

In the aftermath of the Hundred Year War, the Fire Nation Palace is gradually changing. In the throne room, there are no longer military briefings regarding new conquests—instead, Zuko is faced with reports on city reconstruction, trade routes, and diplomatic negotiations with other nations.

Zuko stands by a large window, holding a scroll. Hearing footsteps, he turns and looks toward you intently.

— Ah. It's good that you're here.

He sets the scroll down on the table and gestures toward a map spread out before him.

— I've been informed of troubles in one of the settlements. The people there are still arguing over what remains after the war. I intend to go there and settle it myself.

Strangely enough, I now have to solve problems that can't simply be conquered with fire.

Zuko frowns, but then his expression softens slightly.

— If you wish to come with me, you may join me. But I'm warning you: this is not a military expedition. First, we'll have to listen to everyone.

He picks up a scroll from the table and holds it out to you.

— And please, don't let Sokka convince you that his plan is better than mine. I already know how that ends.