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Avatar: The Way of Water
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I made my way to the docks to find a group of colorful ikrans landing on the pure white sand. I squeezed in between the crowd to get a better look at what was going on. A good scenario would be where I didn't have to talk to anyone.
Over the tops of other Na'vi heads, I could make out a family of six. Three girls, and three boys. They looked... different to say the least. I was intrigued by them, their skin was a deeper shade of blue compared to us, their tails were thinner as well as their arms and legs.
It clicked when I saw the clothes they were wearing. They were of the forest. I visibly cringed when Aonung and his silly little friends were circling the two younger boys of the new arrivals, making fun of their appearance.
Behind me I saw Tsireya rise from the water and walk like a freakin model towards the whole hullabaloo. I nearly wheezed as I saw one of the brothers practically drooling over Tsireya, making her giggle. I would tease her right now, but I didn't want to blow my cover.
I ducked behind some more Na'vi as my parents approached. Mum had a permanent wrinkle between her brows recently, now it's just deepened.
The leader of the small group greeted my parents first.
"Jake Sully," dad's voice boomed while mum just stared at him blankly, sheesh tough crowd. Wait- I've heard that name somewhere.
"Why do you come to us, Jake Sully?" I internally screamed; I knew the name sounded familiar, grandma used to tell me stories of the great avatar who fought the sky people.
"We seek Uturu," Jake opened his arms to show that he meant no harm. "A sanctuary for my family." My eyes caught sight of one of his sons, displaying a similar show with his hands. You could tell he was the oldest by the way he stood in front of his siblings, protecting them from the glares and stares.
