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Upon entering the village you can feel the energy and the sense of community from everyone. Kids running around playing, jumping between the bridges connecting the maruis; more elderly Na'vi chatting and doing mundane chores; others harvesting the fish and fruit; warriors training and duelling; and in the water you could see Na'vi of all age swimming, diving and riding the ilu.
Kātao, make way, make way! Father slipped me off his shoulder, Na'vi dancing along with him as he sang.
Kātao, it's time you knew, this village is all you will ever need. I took my chance and bolted towards the beach but was caught by my mother. Huffing in annoyance, she placed me where dance classes were usually held.
The dancers are practising, they dance to an ancient song. Again I make a beeline for the ocean. However, being blocked by Na'vi who are ten feet taller than you can be a slight obstacle.
Who needs a new song, this old one's all we need. They sang, throwing string seashells around my neck.
‧͙⁺˚*･༓☾Time skip: 3 years‧͙⁺˚*･༓☾
Sitting with my new baby brother, Aonung, I scribbled a drawing of myself on a boat since I can't ride ilu.
This tradition is our mission, and Kātao, there's so much to do. I proudly held up my drawing to my parents, just for father to look exasperated. I turned to mother who chuckled, looking between me and my brother. I turned to see that Aonung attempted to copy my drawing but with both of us on the boat.
Don't trip on the taro root, that's all you need.
They then dragged the two of us to the large maruis where they weaved baskets (not my forte, just putting that out there).
