A show of power

It had been far too long since Vaatu had been able to roam the world. He had forgotten how it felt. The freshness of the air, the color of the world. It was all coming back to him. Additionally there was also a myriad of other sensations he felt from his new host.

However now was not the time to get lost in the distractions. He had a mission. Ursa hadn't woken up yet, but Vaatu couldn't wait. Instead he took control of their body. Standing up the new 'Ursa' looked herself over making sure she didn't look too disheveled. Combing through her memories she fixed herself to look prim and proper before a smirk formed on her face. It was time to show these insects that they were not as mighty as they thought.

Walking out of the room, Vaatu guided their body to the source of Ursa's grief, Fire Lord Azulon and his son, Ozai. When she arrived at the throne room, she had found two guards standing before her. "Stand aside," She ordered. The guards glanced at each other but ultimately they refused to budge.

"Sorry, my lady but we can't..." Before they could finish, Ursa had grabbed them and then slammed both their heads together knocking them ****. Dropping the two guards at her feet, she walked over them and entered the throne room.

"Who dares enter?" Azulon scolded not fully realizing it was his daughter-in-law who had entered till after she had come before him. "Ursa," The old man questioned as he glanced at his son. Ozai for the most part looked perplexed by her sudden arrival. Before Ozai could respond Vaatu cut him off.

"Fire Lord Azulon, it has come to my attention by my daughter, Azula, that you wish to have Ozai experience the lost of his son so he may empathize with Iroh," 'Ursa' spoke. "Task which you would have Ozai carry out himself," She inquired.

"While the detail are not exactly as stated, there is some truth to it," Azulon spoke. "Is this why you barraged into my chambers unannounced?"

"Yes, this act is unfair," Ursa told him. "My son has nothing to do with this, yet you will rob him his life to teach his father lesson, by all accounts it is in my opinion that Ozai be punished for his act of speaking out, not Zuko," Ursa told him.

"Ursa!" Ozai growled.

"Silence Ozai, your wife has a point," Azulon noted. "In my rage against your shameless behavior towards your brother and his son, I neglected my other grand children. Very well.... shall think of another course of action," Azulon said.

"May I offer a suggestion," Ursa spoke up. "Agni kai," She stated. "I am well aware that Ozai would have cast his son aside without a thought, just as easy as he dismissed Iroh's loss. I think he should learn what it means to have your life threatened. So a battle to the **** should seem apt." 'Ursa' suggested.

"Hmmm....this is an interesting side of you Ursa," Azulon noted.

"When a mother's children are in danger she will do what ever it takes to protect them and after Ozai's poor choice of words almost costed me my first born son, I feel its only fitting that he bought taught a lesson to never repeat this transgression."

"Do you have someone in mind for his opponent Ursa?" Azulon asked.

"Yes." Ursa smirked as she looked at Ozai dead in the eyes.

"Me,"

"Very well," Azulon said. "When and where?"