Avatar the Way of Water (My Version)

The Ultimate Battle Part Three

This is the final part of the battle. Hope you all enjoy it. I made it extra long for this occasion. Enjoy it.

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Aonung and Roxto saw their fathers and tried swimming forward but as the warships activated their explosive guns, they started shooting at everyone they could see in sight. A bomb nearly finished them off.

"Grab on!" shouted a voice from behind them.

The boys turned around and to their surprise saw Lo'ak charging towards them on Tsu'tey. Seeing his hand out, Aonung grabbed Roxto's hand and once they were within range grabbed Lo'ak's hand. He heaved them onto Tsu'tey's back behind them. Tsu'tey galloped as quickly as he could, beyond more rocks until they came to another uplifted rocky platform where they dropped the boys off. The two then watched as the bonded pair rode off into battle to help their people, their eyes wide with wonder at their reckless but noble courage.

More warriors were blasted off their Skimwings. As they gasped for breath when they shot out of the surface, they saw harpoons aimed at them when all of a sudden, the massive forms of Tsu'tey and Lo'ak shot out of the water, landing on the ship. Tsu'tey shot harpoons killing the men, whilst his rider kicked one over of the rails grabbed a gun and battered the other down. The Sea Navi were amazed; help had come to him.

Tsu'tey sprinted across the water, men saw them but he dived underwater. They shot underwater but the bullets narrowly missed them. He shot again out of the water and once again like before the pair worked together to take out the soldiers but many bigger ships had to be dealt with. Spotting the small wheelhouse, Lo'ak got an idea. He rushed over and looked over the controls. "Okay. How does this work?" he saw a big lever. "Ah ha!" he pushed it forward. The engines fired up and it was shooting at high speed. He steered it left and it began charging like a torpedo towards another big ship. Quickly he mounted Tsu'tey and he leaped off the boat onto the sea again.

Aonung, Roxto and all the warriors they had rescued watched as the two ships collided with one another and boom! "Yes!" they ululated into the air. Tonowari, Ronal and Soxato on their skimwings turned their heads to the explosion and they saw Lo'ak and Tsu'tey working together, helping warriors to safety. But their moment of awestruck was interrupted by the presence of an even bigger ship firing at them.

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Sylwa's tears fell onto Neteyam's face. She gently closed his eyes. "I'm sorry," She wished to tell Neteyam everything she was feeling right now. Tsireya and Atuiko did all they could to comfort her, knowing full well how Jake's words had emotionally wounded her and her twin. Their silence, minus the burning flames surrounding the daemon ship, turned into a cacophony of cranking and booming. They turned their heads and saw that it was beginning to sink faster than normal. And none of the Sullys or Spider had come back yet. She couldn't stand back. She had to do something. "Stay with him," she ordered her friends.

"No!" Tsireya grabbed her arm. "It's too dangerous!" she begged.

"I have to help," said Sylwa. "I can't lose anyone else,".

"Be careful," Atuiko begged. "Sylwa, I want you to know that you've been more than just a sister to me. You've been like a mother,". Sylwa was touched. "I've never felt that kind of motherly love from anyone but you. And Tsireya," he didn't want to leave her out too. Tsireya was tear-stricken with happiness. "Please come back,"

"I will," she kissed his head and then cupped Tsireya's cheek. "I'll be back. I promise,"

Tsireya slowly released her hand and Sylwa did an ululating click to the sky and Skeera appeared. She mounted her and together they flew to the drowning wreckage but to their alarm, they saw fire surrounding it. There weren't many men but there were some just on the far left of the ship, on the side that was sinking quicker than usual. She steered her Ikran to a blind spot.