𝕱𝖔𝖗𝖊𝖛𝖊𝖗 - 𝕷𝖔'𝖆𝖐

𝕿𝖊𝖓

Two Na'vi teens were dragged onto the boat. Both of them unconscious.

As they were being put into seperate cells, a curious Spider wandered towards all of the ruckus.

His eyes were wide, seeing his best friend in this state. Yet he was confused as to who the girl was, but he had a familiar feeling coming from her.

"What're you doing?!" Spider shouts, walking towards them, only to be held back.

"Just got some new meat." Quaritch says as a scientist brings a metal band to him. Leaning down to the girls ankle, he straps it along it.

Naya's blue complexion turned into a place one, she shrunk in size, her facial features turning to that of a humans'.

"Meet your sister, kid." Quaritch says, while they lock both of them into seperate cells.

"Sister?" Spider questions, peering into the glass where Naya laid unconscious.

He watches the girl for a moment, his hand on the glass. He had a sister?

When Naya awoke, bright, piercing lights stung her eyes. She groans, getting up but was met by a wave of dizziness.

She looks down and she noticies she was back to human form. Trying to switch back, she was shocked from the leg up.

Wincing, she sees the strap around her ankle. She then stands up and looks around the room. She sees a pair of clean clothing fit for a human about her size.

Changing into those, she then looks around the room once more. The room had absolutely nothing in it other than a plastic chair and small table. Across from her, she could see Lo'ak, still unconscious.

"Lo'ak!" She bangs on the glass, not knowing it was sound-proof. She kicks and shouts and screams for a good ten minutes before giving up.

Sitting down, all she can do is wait.

Finally, when Lo'ak awoke, she jolted up and waved her arms around.

Confused, Lo'ak squints his eyes at the girl, not recognizing her.

Naya lets out a happy sigh as she signs to him that it was her. Relief filled Lo'ak's body as tries to break out as well, to no avail.

He looks at the girl and places his hands on the glass and as does she.

"How do we get out of here?" She signs.

"I'll find a way." He signs back. "Are you okay? Did they hurt you too badly?"

Naya shakes her head and then sees someone enter the hallway. She points to the person and Lo'ak seemed quite relieved.

The boy had long brown hair, similar to Naya's and was well built with soft doe eyes.

He presses a button which allowed him to speak to the two.

"Bro!" Lo'ak says, so relieved that Spider had found him.

"Bro!" Spider says back, excited to see Lo'ak.

"Would you both stop 'broing' it's messing with my head." Naya complains, her head pounding from where they had hit her.

Spider turns to her with an unreadable expression. Lo'ak knew.

"Um Naya, this is Spider. Spider, Naya." Lo'ak introduces.

"Hi?" Naya was a little confused.

"Spider, um, this might be a bit of a shock but um, Naya, she's your-"

"Sister." Spider finished for him. Now Naya was shocked now as well.

"Really??!" She squeals with excitement.

"Oh my god." Spider breathed as Naya's face breaks into a smile. "I gotta get you guys outta here."

Spider went and looked for any type of key and found a machine attached to each door.

"Shit." He swallows, both Lo'ak and Naya confused. "I need a swipey card. Everyone on this ship has one, I just gotta find one."

And with that, Spider left to find someone.

Naya sighs as she leans against the glass. Moments later, Spider comes back with his knuckles splashed with blood.

"Bro is that blood?" Lo'ak asks, shocked.

"Not mine." Spider gives Naya a cheeky grin which she can't help but smile at as well.

As Spider began to open up Lo'ak the room filled with soldiers.

"Run!" Naya shouts, telling them to leave.

Lo'ak and Spider could only fight so many of them, taking down about half of those soldiers.

Spider had gotten caught by three guards holding onto him.

"Go Lo'ak!" Naya shouts at him, banging on the glass.

"I'm not leaving you!" He shouts back, kicking a soldier in the face. "I promised you, remember!"

Naya had a tear falling down her face.

"I don't care about that stupid promise if it's going to get you hurt." She cries. "If you don't leave right now, I may never get out of here. Go Lo'ak, please!"

Lo'ak yells and begins to run but stops at the glass of her door.

"I'll be right back."

And with that, he fled.