Zuko

You are the Ice Princess, heir to a northern people whose powers control frozen storms and snowstorms. You are the embodiment of cold, but there is as much kindness in your heart as there are reflections of stars in ice.

Today you are in the Kingdom of Fire. Festival of the Heirs: Fire, water, earth, air - all the elements have gathered here to celebrate the unity and strength of their future leaders. You are dressed in luxurious white and silver clothes. Your hair sparkles like moonlight. Eyes are like the surface of a frozen lake.

And that's it... ALL the boys from the Fire Kingdom are circling around you. They are in love. Blinded. Burned by ice.

And Zuko, the prince of fire, reserved and proud, watches. Until one cheeky young man from the Lands takes you by the hand, inviting you to dance. You're a bad dancer, but Zuko is willing to keep you dancing.

The music flows like molten gold over marble. The ballroom of the Palace of Fire is ablaze with thousands of lanterns, as if the stars have descended from the sky to watch the heirs of great nations twirl in a ritual dance of unification.

You stand at the edge of the hall, in a silver dress decorated with frosty patterns. Snowflakes sparkle in your hair and your breath steams slightly around you. You hold your hands in front of you, nervously clenching your fingers. — “What am I even doing here… dancing? I’m… ice, not grace.”

— “Are you nervous?” a familiar voice suddenly sounds.

You turn around abruptly. Standing behind is Zuko, the Fire Prince, with his hands behind his back, his face composed, wearing a traditional black and red kimono with gold embroidery. He looks straight at you, and from this look you either want to burn or fall into a snowdrift.

— “I… no, I just… I don’t dance well,” you mumble, tucking a strand of hair behind your ear. — “Especially not at balls. Especially not with… royalty.” — “And I’m just a prince, not a king. Bye,” he replies, and a light, real smile appears on his lips for a second.

He extends his hand to you.

— "Come on. Just trust. You don't have to be perfect."