Alternate storyline taking place during and post Avatar: The Way of Water. This follows a Na'vi girl, Safi, and her journey finding herself, while balancing responsibility, family, independence, and love. Lots of love ;)
- You will be seeing a LOT...
I woke up with the sun like any other day. The stinging in my foot had stopped, probably thanks to Mo'at's magic remedies. She really is a skilled woman. I sit up in my hammock, stretching my arms. The stick was still next to me, the reminder of yesterday puts a smile on my face. I hop down, grabbing the bag of supplies, I head inside. replaced the bandage although the wound wasn't bleeding anymore.
"Hey." Lono greets me, he is cutting up various fruits and vegetables. I give him a small smile as I approach him to grab a fruit from the table.
{Lono, second oldest brother, (pronounced "Lowno") - age 18}
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I turn around and sit in a spot where the sun is shining. I unwrap my foot, it isn't bleeding anymore, but I apply more ointment and wrap it again. I start putting the supplies away when familiar footsteps approach. Uh oh.
My mother enters, smiling at my brother warmly.
{Mother - Rui (pronounced Rue-ee) she's like 40}
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She turns to me and her face goes cold. "What is this." She says, staring daggers into my foot. I can almost feel the cut reopening.
"A small cut." I replied calmly, making my face look content, even though I am terrified. She walks over to me to inspect it. She picks up my foot for a moment, then lays it back on the floor. I exhale with relief.
"How?" She asks, walking towards my brother.
"I must have cut it on a rock in the water." I lie, but it's better they don't know the truth.
"Hm." Was all my mother replied. She pauses for a moment then takes a breath, "Ninat saw you with the Sully boys, is this true?" Lono freezes. My mother turns around to watch my reaction. My brother widens his eyes at me. I furrow my brow innocently.
"I was not with them; The older one just helped me to Tsahik." I say nonchalant, taking a bite of my fruit. I guess my mother took the response, because she grabs some food and walks away.
I stand and walk back over to Lono. He glances up at me, then goes back to cutting. He would have said something if there wasn't a chance of our mother eavesdropping. I wrap a bunch of vegetables in two different leaves, "I'm going fishing, thanks for the food." I say, nodding at him. I put one of the wraps in my bag, and sling it over my shoulder, before and making my way towards Kata's hammock. I gently pull down the side of her hammock, she is still sleeping peacefully. I leave the other wrap in the hammock for her, and leave for the day.
