ℕ𝕠𝕥𝕙𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝕀𝕤 𝕃𝕠𝕤𝕥 |ℕ𝕖𝕥𝕖𝕪𝕒𝕞|

ℂ𝕙𝕒𝕡𝕥𝕖𝕣 𝕊𝕚𝕩𝕥𝕖𝕖𝕟

I never thought of it as imaginable

The body of the white haired Na'vi sunk, unmoving as if she were drowning.

I never feared death

Glowing fish swam past the body, illuminating the pale blue skin.

The only thing I feared

Bubbles formed around the body lifting it to the surface.

Was loosing the ones I love

In the snap of a flash, violet eyes opened. Kalani struggled to reach the surface, her body tired and weak. With one last blast from the bubbles, she breached the surface.

Kalani coughed up water, looking around at her surroundings.

"Hello!?" She called out.

"Lo'ak! Neteyam!? Anyone...?" Her voice broke before she looked down at her body and noticed her wound.

"Oh.." Taking in a shaken breath, she traced her fingers over the bullet wound, there was no pain.

Tears slowly fell from Kalani's eyes before she turned to look at the sky.

"Great Mother! If you can hear me, please send me back! They need me! Have heart! Please!" She begged.

There was nothing but silence and the gentle ruffle of waves. Now feeling hopeless Kalani looked down at the water.

"All my life, I tried living up to your expectations." She spoke softly, tracing the water with her fingers.

"I became a healer, and a guardian despite my differences in appearance..there's only so much an orphaned child could do.." She looked back up at the sky.

"If I'm to be dead, Great Mother, then please watch over the Sullys..that is all I ask." Silence still followed the air.

The girl sighed before a loud crackle was heard, and the waves thrashed. Kalani panicked as her ears pinned to her head.

"What's happening!?" She turned only to be met with a large wave. Kalani dived under the water only to be met with black and swept away in the current.

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Eclipse is now upon the Sully family. Neytiri stormed up to her Irkan and connected her queue before taking to the air.

"Dad, I'm going with you-" Neteyam spoke, taking his knife from his satchel.

"And I'm not taking 'no' as an answer." His voice was strong, and the pain that was once on his face was now numb. The sky people took his love away, he'd make sure they'd pay tenfold.

Jake nodded to his eldest son before glaring at his youngest, "You stay here with Lani." Neteyam calling his Irkan and following after his mother.

"Dad, I want to go with you." Lo'ak stud up and walked towards his father. Jake stared at his son before turning his back on him.

"You've done enough."

"Dad.." Lo'ak teared up once more.