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Avatar: Advent of Earth It's time to reboot the Avatar.
General information
Genre	Adventure
Rating	PG - PG-13
Creator(s)	The Faceless One
Chapters	30 chapters planned, 2 prologues planned. 3 chapters released, 1 prologue released.
Country/Language	United States/English
Original run	July 7th, 2012-Present
Runtime	3,000-6,000 words
Production
Writer(s)	The Faceless One

Advent of Earth is The Faceless One's first fanon. It tells the story of Chen Ruan, a young nonbender who must embark on an epic journey to save the world he loves from a world he doesn't.

Contents 1 Plot 2 Setting 3 Updates 4 Navigation 4.1 Chapters 4.2 Characters 4.3 Subscribe 4.4 Achievements 5 Reception 6 See more 7 Comments

Plot Edit

It's 220 ASC, thirty years after Korra's death, and the legacy of the Avatar is all but forgotten. Killed in her sleep by a force that to this day remains a mystery, Korra was not reincarnated. Naturally, her spiritual disappearance was followed by a short era of mass hysteria, but... as the four nations remained undisturbed by conflict in her absence, her memory slowly faded from the earth. Three decades passed, and still, this peace remained.

The same cannot be said for our world, which seems to be stuck in an era of conflict, and struggle.

However, one fateful day, a wormhole inexplicably opens, leading from our solar system to a destination unknown. Unbeknownst to our technologically advanced civilization, on the other side lies the Avatar Earth, where a historic event is taking place. The United Republic of Nations, commonly abbreviated to “the URN”, has won a worldwide space race, and is leading its sister nations into the final frontier by sending a rocket filled with intrepid individuals to its only moon. However, this groundbreaking expedition takes an unexpected turn when another wormhole suddenly opens out of nowhere, and sucks the rocket in! Thus, it and its crew soon come flying out the other end, in the skies of Our Earth!

Faced with the scientific discovery of the millennia, the Humans of Earth form a great alliance composed of NASA, CNSA, and a few other space administrations, with the goal of designing a manned mission through the wormhole, and ultimately establishing a beneficial relationship with the denizens of the world it leads to.

Setting Edit

The majority of this fanon will take place on the Avatar Earth, a bit in Republic City, and a bit... elsewhere. However, Our Earth will be visited from time to time. The year is 2072 on Our Earth, which translates into 220 ASC on the Avatar Earth, fifty years after the events of The Legend of Korra.

Updates Edit

Navigation Edit

Chapters

Visit this page to begin reading Avatar: Advent of Earth! All of the chapters in this series can be found here, including both prologues. In book 1 alone, a young nonbender named Chen is given the task of separating our world and his when the two planets come a little too close for comfort, while a deadly spirit locked in his palace of roots begins putting a plan in motion that could jeopardize the entire universe.

Characters

Visit this page to find info on AoE's wide cast of characters. This page contains brief summaries of each person's personality and goals, without giving away too many spoilers.

Subscribe

Are you a fan of AoE? Visit this page to subscribe to the story, and outfit your profile page with one of its snazzy fan userboxes!

Achievements

Score of 8.86 in a BSST Review by Minnichi 12 Subscribers and Counting!

Reception Edit

"Cool! I'll be reading this fo sho " — Suzon, author of The Lifebenders

"Liking this!" — LoKAdministrator, author of Avatar: The Tragedy of Korra

"Fast paced, lot's of action. My favorite quality is the witty, sarcastic teenage dialogue. The boots also remind me of a combination of Jimmy Neutron and Iron Man!" — Typhoonmaster, author of Elements of Life, on Chapter 1: The Launch

"This is awesome! Keep it up! I really like the last sentance, it sounds like something Tenzin would say. :D" — Bloodstar18, founder of I Love Writing Wiki, on Prolouge: The Nightmare

"Woah... freaky. To say that I'm intrigued doesn't even begin to cover it. Top notch!" — TheFossilManiac, on Chapter 3: Courting the Wind

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