Korra

"Every puzzle has an answer."
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“	The war of the Water Tribes is over. Unalaq has been defeated, and the Northern fleet is returning home. The Water Tribes will always be allies, but the Southern Tribe is now independent, and the Southern Council of Elders has appointed my father, Tonraq, to be your new chief! I've realized that even though we should learn from those who came before us, we must also forge our own path. So that is why I've decided to keep the portals open. Humans can now physically enter the Spirit World, and spirits will be free to roam our world. I will no longer be the bridge. Humans and spirits must learn to live together. My mission will always be to use Raava's light spirit to guide the world toward peace and balance. Harmonic Convergence has caused a shift in the planet's energy. I can feel it. Things will never be the same again. We're entering a New Age.	”
	~ Korra' speech at the end of Book 2

Korra is the titular main protagonist of the TV series The Legend of Korra, the sequel to the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender. She is a headstrong and determined young woman who is the reincarnation of the Avatar – a being who can bend all four elements (water, earth, fire, and air) and is responsible for maintaining balance in the world. Korra is initially depicted as impulsive, hot-headed, and confident, often relying on her bending abilities to solve problems. However, as the series progresses, she learns the importance of patience, compassion, and spirituality in mastering her role as the Avatar. She faces many challenges throughout the series, including political unrest, spiritual conflicts, and battles with powerful enemies.