𝐌𝐀𝐆𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐀 𝐄𝐘𝐄𝐒,
It was scary how far she would go to protect them.
the lengths she would take to keep them safe.
no matter the cost she knew she would sacrifice
herself for them, she would kill for them and
she knew that no matter what...
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Eywa 'Eveng
Jake and Neytiri always thanked the great mother for the miracle that was their children. Each and every one of them.
Zö'ilen was a miracle. She was not part of the Sully family by blood, but she had become the daughter of Jake Sully and Neytiri te Tshaka Mo'at'ite. Older sister to Neteyam, Kiri, Lo'ak and Tuktirey Sully.
She was found by Jake, hidden away in the forest, tucked away behind florescent plants. He was hunting in those moments, the only reason he found her was because of the little weak cries that were let out in the silence. The cries were not merely close to the cries of an animal, so it was easy to distinguish the difference.
She was small, which led to believe she was born into the world not long ago. She barely moved with her eyes tightly closed as Jake picked her up gently into his arms.
In that moment Jake forget all about hunting as he cradled the tiny body. He was about to become a father to his first-born child and now he felt pressure in his chest, the feeling tugging at his heart as he believed the child in his arm could be as well part of his new family.
A pregnant Neytiri was surprised to see Jake back so soon from hunting. But what surprised her more was the little fragile body in his arms.
The Tsahìk, Mo'at, did everything in her power to help the infant from her weakness. They didn't know how long she had been alone for; it couldn't have been much, but it was still a great risk for the child's health.
Eywa helped them in those moments, saving the weak child from the hands of death. Giving her a great chance of survival with a new family.
There was no ceremony for her arrival into the family, at least not at that moment. Her arrival was unexpected to everyone, especially to the new parents. They were sure they wanted to keep the little one and give her the title of their first adopted child. Eywa gave them a gift, a miracle.
