Now all grown up and living peacefully (with no more wars to chase after them), the Sully family returns to the reefs of Awa'atlu to visit their Metkayina fellows after three years.
The water clan is delighted to have them back and are determined t...
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"(Story written in 1st person, present tense)
Where the strong currents of the Reef lead Ao'nung to the jungles, and there he meets an Omatikayan boy willing to help him get back home...
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Upon one of the usual father and son quarrels, Ao'nung decides he's had enough, and so he flees his home, beyond the reefs--the last place he's allowed to go to, or any water Na'vi for that matter. It's a forbidden place. A no-go zone.
It was supposed to be a break to clear his head, far from home, but not too far. He was supposed to return.
But within hours he's swept away in the strong currents and ends up somewhere he does not know of. The jungles. He wants to cry and plead forgiveness for his hard-headed choices, but soon an Omatikayan boy stumbles upon him and is ready to kill him...
Ao'nung has spent too much time away from home and grows helpless. Fortunately, the Omatikayan boy has a change of heart and decides to help him and takes care of him in the meantime.
Unfortunately, something called "love" forms between the two boys of completely different lifestyles and separate clans. Ao'nung is torn. He wants to go back to his home, but he doesn't want to leave the Omatikayan boy, moreover with the possibility that he might never see him again..."
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AUTHOR'S NOTE: I suggest you check out this story. I had really fun making it and it's my favorite story I've written so far. I love how well it turned out, and I love the plot too. It's the most creative I've felt (and been). I really hope you enjoy it.
As for this story, I still need fresh ideas to come because I'm stomped. I've reached a dead end, but do not fear, this story will continue. It's my second favorite after all! I love how it's written from the future tense, and I have always wanted to try to write something like it—and I finally did! THE SAND OF AWA'ATLU is a story full of advancements for me. I am aiming for something different and hopefully my writing showcases that. Thank you for those who've made it this far with me.
