Neteyam x Aonung Stories

The Villan - Part 2

I'm back!! Sorry if it's a little cringey, but I wanted to try something with some fluff in it.

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Neteyams pov-

After that very awful moment and the moments after that. (Training and having to be around Aonung) I was not proud nor happy with myself.

It had been a month since we moved here. Needless to say, I was still not over the fact that Aonung just won like that. It made me question myself. Was I really going to let the next Olo'eyktan dominate me like that. No, I won't allow it.

So, I had just one more mission to add to my list of missions. I had to get back at Aonung. I had to show him I was better and could win easily.

So, in the dark hours of the night after eclipse, everyone was asleep. I quickly ran out of the pod to go on a nightly walk.

I did this back in the forest to clear my head or think of ways to win something. I was not going to let that annoying sea monster Navi win me over like that. So, on this nightly walk, I decided to think about all the ways I could win.

Sure, he was tall, but I can get past that. He also had enchanting eyes that I could get lost in. But, the muscles to. Wait... I shouldn't think like this! I'm supposed to be going up against him, not falling in love with him. 'What the Frick Neteyam!?' I mentally cursed to myself.

I decided to walk to the nets on the other side of the beach. Maybe to get some alone time and conger these endless thoughts.

I had to remember. We only came here with one mission. To take over the island for resources, certainly not to fall in love.

Of course, my little brother had to go and fall in love with the cheifs' daughter out of all people. But, who cares because I'm not gonna fall in love.

I sat down in front of a rock by the nets and leaned back against it. This was quite peaceful. With my parents trying to figure out their master plan, I was trying to be the perfect son they needed for the job.

I'm not supposed to make friends, and I deffinently shouldn't get a lover. They're just distractions.

Just as I started to think about getting up and going home, someone walked in front of me. I jumped and looked up.

"What you doing out here all alone, forest boy?" Aonung chuckles with a look of curiosity in his eyes.

"Trying to stay far away from you, you pest." I huffed as I looked towards the ocean.

"This seat taken?" He questions, pointing to the spot next to me.

"Yes, it's taken by me." I say, putting my legs over the spot.

"Oh, well, too bad. My back hurts, and I need a break." He sighs as he moves my legs and sits down. I pushed my legs away and looked in the opposite direction. "What? Afraid I might win again?" He chuckles.

"No, and can you go? You're getting annoying. I just want some peace and quiet." I sighed in frustration.

"Alright, I'll make you a deal." He states. "I will leave if you win this time."

"But, it's too late to do that now." I huffed.

"Mmmm, well, I am the next Olo'eyktan. I can switch up the rules." He chuckles. My ears perk up at this. "I'll say you win for good this time if you beat me. I'll also leave you alone for the rest of your time here. But if I win.. you have to do what I want for the rest of your time spent here."

I wasn't exactly the most confident in myself for this, but my pride was not gonna let me down on this one. So, I mustered up every ounce of courage I had and went for it.