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EMBER PROBABLY KNOWS THE PRINCE more than what she knows herself. Things have always been like that since she was young: too focused following the prince around the castle's walls, with her eyes watching over him to protect him from every danger (mostly his own sister, princess Azula) like to even hear the little whispers that flow around about little Ember and her little secret—and of course, her little ability to manipulate fire no matter that in her family there has never been a non-bender in generations. From her great-great-great grandfather to all her three eldest siblings, a powerful fire has always run through their veins. But fate is cruel in the cruel world they live on a war, and Ember then gets a cruel punishment: she is a bender, in fact, with the spark in her eyes and probably in her soul, but so hidden that no matter the amount of masters she has been trained by or how hard she has tried, the spark just remains burried inside.
Thinking on it as the only solution to keep the family honor, Ember is sent far away to a lonely island where it is said that one last firebender is willing to take the challenge on training the sparked girl; far away from the person she has been devoted her whole life.
But fate is cruel, as it has been said, and it's not too late after when the prince himself becomes an outcast as Ember, both in the search of their honor—and perhaps, in the search of the other too. Especially, when Ember shows to be more talented than what anyone expected her to, and she's probably all what prince Zuko has been looking for in order to get back home.
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