Well, if you want to go by lore, not game mechanics, Dovahkiin is > a reality warping planet busting god. Seriously, do you have any idea how strong Alduin is? Like, it's not even funny. Elder Scrolls lore is on mega drugs.
For those that don't know, in Elder Scrolls, god=planet. The true form of all gods is that of a planet. All gods, (Alduin is the Nordic god of destruction, and the son of Akatosh) are capable of altering their shape however they please. Alduin's native form, like his father, is that of a planet. But size doesn't matter. It doesn't matter if he's full planet size, or he makes himself the size of a flea, his durability doesn't decrease. The fact that Dovahkiin can hurt him literally means he's capable of damaging, or even destroying entire planets. Not to mention Alduin got his name, the Eater of Worlds, by slaying other gods. Since his attacks don't instantly one shot the Dovahkiin, it's safe to say his durability is similar to that of a planet.
Now I know what you're thinking. The game doesn't seem to match this at all. For example, falling damage and such kills you pretty fast. But that's just it. That's why I say the lore is on such drugs. It's not consistent with the game mechanics at all. Take a look at Elder Scrolls 4. Biologically, the Champion of Cyrodiil should be nothing special. But he literally bests a greater god in combat, no strings attached. Jyggalag was so powerful, entire pantheons of gods feared him and conspired against him. But in Oblivion you're like, "jk I pwn you". Elder Scrolls is full of these "I just punched out Cthulhu" moments.
Based on his feats, Dovahkiin should pretty much be able to breathe on Aang and vaporize him.
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