ʙᴀʀʀɪᴄᴀᴅᴇꜱ: ᴠᴏʟ. 2 | Jake Sully X Reader (Book 2)

| Alternate Ending: Part 1 |

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Italics: (Na'vi language, Metkayina sign language, and Jake's inner thoughts)

A/N: Okay this is the end of the line :,) I hope you guys enjoy this! I worked super hard on it to make up for the sadness I caused you all shsj also, I omitted a few parts from the movie so the chapter wouldn't be insanely long.

There was a reason why I had to divide the final battle into like 4 different chapters lmao

Also I have to divide the alternate ending or else this would be way too long for what I have planned. Hope you like it nonetheless!

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After the Metkayina warriors with Tonowari and Ronal left the village along with you and Jake to go after the Sky People, the group was now heading directly towards Three Brothers Rocks where the Sully kids and Tsireya were being held. You were still flying on Aio in the skies, staying alert on everything you saw while Jake stayed on his Skimwing riding along the Olo'eyktan and Tsahik in the front lines. As soon as you left the village, your mind went into straight overdrive with anxiety and distress to save your children and the others.

You didn't even notice that you had gotten a lot more ahead than the Metkayina on the way to Three Brothers Rocks. You could see in the distance the Sky People SeaDragon ship, and you soon realized that you got there a lot quicker than you thought you would. You turned to look behind you and realized that the group wasn't here yet, and that you must've been the first one to get here. You turned to look forward again, and continued to fly on Aio high above the clouds so the presence of your Ikran stayed hidden from below on the ship.

It had completely gone over your head to call in Jake and tell him where you were. You still had your coms on so you figured this would be a good chance to update him on your position, since he probably lost sight of you. As if on cue, you heard radio chatter through your coms and soon heard Jake's voice through the earpiece.

"Y/n. Where are you? I can't see you anywhere. Where'd you go?" Jake asked hurriedly and with concern. You could hear the crashing of choppy and harsh waves in the background which meant that they were still on their way, and close enough to most likely be at open sea.

"Ma Jake. I see the demon ship. I will stay hidden for now, but I'll keep an eye out for the kids if I see them," You said, pressing in the buttons of the coms. Jake's breath hitched at your words. You were by yourself out there, and that scared him to unmeasurable lengths.

"Do not engage, Y/n. Stay where you are. Wait until we get there, it won't be long," Jake warned with worry. He didn't want you jumping into action without a plan right away. You could figure something out together when he arrived, but in the pit of his stomach, he could sense that the moment the kids got into view, you would jump into action for them with no hesitation. You stayed quiet after he said those words, not trusting yourself to stay on the side if your children came into view.

He couldn't risk you getting captured as well, even if he knew well that you were more than capable of handling yourself. Still, those fears never dissolved in his head and his mind would never be at ease until he saw you and knew that you were okay. He just prayed in his head that you would wait for him and the others. They needed to be smart about this, because the lives of their kids, along with Tonowari and Ronal's as well, were in extreme jeopardy.

The situation with the kids in the forest of algae below the surface was not any better.

Soldiers on submarines were closing in on the kids no matter how much they tried to escape.
Tsireya held Tuk's hand tightly as she helped her swim along the water, all the while Lo'ak tried his best close by trying to escape those who were pursuing them, and hopefully create a diversion. When the three of them came into a big clearing with no algae, a submarine appeared from their right side around the corner, and this made the group to start moving the other way, scrambling to get out of sight. The submarine only got closer, outrunning the kids by a long shot, and the woman controlling it was ready to capture them by using a net attached on the side.