Perfect//Neteyam

Tree of Souls

POV: Neteyam

The Tree of souls connects us to Eywa it is the closest connection to her. We are going there today. The whole group which means I get to see Koa and she is probably still mad. I deserve it after what I said though. It was sunset when were went there, their tree of souls was underwater. When we were above it you could see the great glow of the tree.

"Let's go" Tsireya said smiling as she dove into the water. It was beautiful above the surface but down with it was unreal. We all dove into the water when I realized Koa wasn't down here. I swim up to the surface to find her still on Ilu.

"Are you okay, why are you up here?" I asked her confused.

"Why would you care?" She said looking at her hands.

I put my hand on leg, "Because I care about you."

Tsireya came to the surface as well, "What's going on?" looking at us both.

"Nothing," Koa said looking off.

Tsireya tilted her head, "You realize that you will have to connect with Eywa sooner or later." Koa looked at her and looked away again.

"You know what happened last time. I'll just keep watch." Koa looking out to the black ocean horizon.

"Nothing dangerous is coming." Tsireya said placing her hand on Koa's arm. "You would be surprised." Koa said still looking out to the horizon.

"Just try." Tsireya said. She took a deep breath then slid off her Ilu, I balanced her as she got off. She looked at me and smacked my hand so I don't touch her. She is definitely still mad, Tsireya dove down again smiling. Koa and me were left alone, she was closing her eyes taking deep breathes. She looked so beautiful, peaceful.

I got the urge to talk to her, " Koa." She opened her eyes and looked at me with her beautiful green eyes. "I'm, I'm sor-" before I finished my sentence Koa dove down. I hissed angrily and splashed the water. "Damn it." I took a deep breath then I dove down to the tree, the tree was beautiful. I came to a part of the tree, I was about to connect my braid when I looked and saw Koa. She was was looking at the tree, scrunching up her face. What happened last time? She connected her braid to the tree.

POV: Ke'Koa

I open my eyes to fire, I looked down to my hands they were banded by a black fabric to a railing. Their was blood smeared on arms and hands. The fire's heat burns my face I tug away from the railing. I yell from the frustration, " Nice to know you woke up finally." I low voice sounded behind me, they had an odd accent. I pull away pushing with my legs, I was screaming painfully.

I turn to see a Navi wearing camouflaged clothes. He was holding Kiri with a knife to her neck. "No. NO!" I tug away from the railing trying to get to him. I hissed at him as he smiled wickedly.

"Mrs. Sully. Glad you could join us." Neytiri came from behind a wall with a human boy to wore a mask and had painted blue strips on his pale skin. She had knife to his chest, he was breathing heavy. He was terrified, Neytiri was angry, so was I.

"Release or I cut." She had a rage look in her eyes, "Release." She took the knife cutting his chest. "A son for a son." She tilted her head then their was a siring light. Their was great ringing noise and a loud scream. "A son for a son" echoed in my ears.

POV:Neyetam

I woke to see flashing lights, I looked to see Koa shaking unconsciously. I swim to her as fast as I could disconnecting her from Eywa, she was having a seizure. I grabbed her pulling her up to the surface. When we emerged from the water I got on my Ilu pulling her up with on him with me. She was still seizing and shaking uncontrollably. The others arrived at the top with a worried look on her face.

"What is happening? What is wrong with her?" Rotxo asked. Tsireya had a sad face as Lo'ak comforted her.

"She is having a seizure. I have to get her to my father." I rode off to the huts as a keeped her closely against me. I pushed my Ilu as fasted as I could when we finally arrived to the huts and got off him I carried her to my father's hut grabbing people's attention. When I got her to the hut, my father ran to me taking her laying her on one of the beds.

"What happened, boy?" Father asked me worried.

"She had a seizure and won't wake up. I didn't know what to do." I sat by her bed while father got on a device then began to talk to someone as ran out of the hut to get help.

I held her hand, looking at her, "Please be okay?" I said with a shake voice.