Calm Before The Storm, Jake Sully

005, Waiting.

♯┆calm before the storm  .ᐟ
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Even when Mukata woke, he still wasn't accepting the fact Jake slept in their hammock. He walked around the bouncy material, striving to wake him up. "You skxawng. That will not wake him..." Denahi slapped Mukata's calf. He turned around and hissed at her, she laughed in return.

"What do you mean?" Mukata quizzed. He squatted down next to his sister, questionably poking at Jake's sleeping Avatar. "He is in his human form. We have to wait for him to come here," Mukata tutted from the sound of it. His human form. Having to wait for him to return to a Na'vi lookalike body. It all seemed wrong to him.

"He is taking too long. Half of us have already gone hunting now," And, Mukata's patience was wearing thin. Not only had he have to sleep on the same hammock as this human, he had to wait on him as well.

Denahi stood and looked down at her brother, "And what makes you think you are capable of hunting? I am still carving arrows." Mukata looked at the corner of the hammock. A busy corner. The corner that shows all Denahi had fixed and carved in order to fulfill his mischievous messes. "Well. I am not waiting on him. Goodbye," Mukata announced before leaving the hammock.

Such an inpatient person. Denani sat back down, crossing her legs. Her head tilted when she looked down at Jake's body, watching as it twitched slightly whilst he regained consciousness. "Do you like watching people sleep or something?" He asked her.

Denahi straightened her back and cleared her throat, "Do not flatter yourself, Jake."

His mouth curled into a smile. The accent in her words made him smile. Hearing how different it was compared to what was back on Earth. "Get up. Village life begins early," Denahi mentioned before pulling the blanket off of his warm flesh. He stood with the roll of his eyes, "You are so eager to train me, aren't you?" She didn't like his confidence.

"Come," One simple word, but with the tone of her voice, Jake could tell she had had enough of him. Her fingers wrapped around his wrist as she guided him down the tree.

He watched from above in admiration. How well Denahi could climb, how well she knew her home. And he knew he couldn't be half as impressive as she was. His grunts escaped his mouth as he climbed down, slipping a few times which caused Denahi to laugh at him.

"So... What are we going today?" He questioned as they walked from Hometree. Denahi hummed to herself, watching the flora surrounding her with a smile. Denahi adored her home. She loved the Pandoran forest. And still had a slight interest in the way Earth worked, and the demons. But, Pandora was easy to love. From the bioluminescence to the aggressive animals.

Unlike Earth. A dying planet. One that was nothing but the colour grey. Spotting blues, or greens, was almost nonexistent. Jake couldn't deny the beauty of Pandora, one in which would be destroyed by humans also.

"We are training to ride pa'li..." Denahi responded after a few minutes of silence. A few minutes of her breathing in Pandora air and admiring her views. Views she could never get exhausted of. "Pauli?" Jake said, butchering her language even further.

"Direhorse," Denahi laughed.