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𝒊̀𝒍𝒐𝒓 𝒑𝒐𝒗
It was a long three days. Three days of pure flying to somewhere I really didn't want to go, I didn't even know where we were going.
Me and my family are leaving our home, the forest, because of the sky people. I have heard stories of my parents young years. How my father had become an avatar to sneak his way into the na'vi life but had gotten distracted with his job.
Fell in love with my mom and had changed his mind to instead help the na'vi protect 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒊𝒓 home. The stories of how my parents were heros to the whole clan.
But now, here they were, taking me and my siblings away from our lives to start new ones. I knew we had no choice, but I couldn't help but be mad at them for this.
Finally, we had spotted land. My dad leading us to patch of sand as a horn echoed throughout my ears.
Once we landed my eyes we're met with na'vi. Very different looking na'vi. Their arms and legs were wide, the had a lighter tone of blue to their skin, and blue eyes.
"Come on guys, be nice" my dad spoke as we all got off our ikrans. He began walking as we all followed.
He held his hands up to show that we had meant no harm, stopping in the middle of the land we were on immediately being surrounded by the strange na'vi.
Suddenly two boys around my age emerged from the crowd. Me and my brothers greeting them, 'I see you', but resulting us in being completely ignored. The two walked behind us snickering.
"What is that? Is that supposed to be a tail! " one laughed while giving my tail a tug. I turned around hissing while sending them a glare. My older brother gently resting his hand on my back nudging me closer in between him and lo'ak in attempt to keep me closer to them.
A girl then came from behind the boys and slapped their hands away from us. "Rotxo, Aonung! Do not! " she seemed sweet.
The girl then turned to me and my brothers. "Hey" lo'ak gave her a head nod as she turned away smiling. Neteyam nudging me to get my attention to see if we both had the same reaction. Of course we did, we both silently laughed.
Suddenly big creatures flew over our heads and walking up to my dad the oloeyktan. "Jake sully". I had begun looking around the place observing every thing not listening to my dad and the oloeyktans conversation when suddenly someone grabbed my tail again.
I turned to see a woman, who I assumed was the tsahik. She observed all of us closely. My brothers turning to look at the lady lo'ak holding his arm in front of my body, "shielding" me from the tsahik.
Despite me being older by a couple months he was always protective over me, both of my brothers really.
She then moved to kiri holding her hands up "these kids aren't even true na'vi! " she observed kiris 5 fingered hands moving to lo'ak. "They have demon blood! "
"Hey look! " my dad held his hand up showing his 5 fingered hands. "I was human but became na'vi okay! You can adapt, we can adapt! " the tsahik moved to my mom and dad.
"My husband was toruk makto, he led the clans to victory against the sky people. " my mom spoke to the tsahik.
"This you call victory? Hiding, amongst strangers" the tsahik paused "it seems eywa has turned her back on you chosen one. " jeez harsh much.
My mom bared her teeth hissing at the tsahik as she did the same. "Im sorry about my mate, it's been a long way-"
"Do not apologize for me! "
"She's tired"
The tsahik walked to the oloeyktan. "We can not let you bring your war here"
"I'm done with war okay, I just want to keep my family safe" he held tuk as she laid her head in the crook of his neck.
"Uturu has been asked" my mom spoke.
After a while the oloeyktan had come up to a decision. "Toruk makto and his family will stay with us, treat them as our brothers and sisters. Teach them our ways so they do not face the shame of being useless. "
"Thank you, what do we say? " my dad spoke as quite smiles were said.
"My daughter tsireya and son aonung will help your children"
"But father why do-" aonung tried to protest but was immediately rejected.
"Follow me I will show you around" tsireya smiled at us while grabbing some of our belongings to help us. She was very sweet.
I stayed behind holding my things plus tuks because she was being too stubborn to carry it herself. I groaned as we walked slightly struggling. "I can help you with that you know" neteyam turned to look at me but I shook my head.
"No it's okay I got it I promise" he nodded and turned back. Suddenly I felt the heaviness disappear and looked up to see aonung holding it. "Oh you didn't have to-"
"You looked like you needed help" he looked at me for a second before turning back.
"Thank you" I mumbled as we continued to walk.
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