The ice queen (Neteyam X Fem! ice na'vi reader)

Chapter 3: Sour sweetness

*hey, sorry this chapters late! The big event I was going to was a wedding and there was an accident that ended with me in hospital for a while. I'm alright now though, and back to writing*

The morning after the sully family's arrival in the Fyao aymokri clan, They met the chiefs twin daughters, one warm and sweet , one cold and sour. Lila Was the epitome of sweetness, she was nice, patient and caring. Lila is a Healer, working with their mother, the tashík. Y/n on the other hand, was intimidating, to say the least. Y/n Like most ice na'vi people, is taller than your average na'vi. Y/n is a warrior and is covered in many pale blue scars that show the battles she's won. Y/n and Lila may be twins but at first glance to the family, they were polar opposites.

The sully family was introduced to the twins at breakfast time, when they say down to eat.
"These are my daughter's, Y/n and Lila. They will teach you the ways of our people." Said Kalíme.

The twins said nothing, only nodding in response to their father's statement.

"You shall start today. After breakfast." States Maia.
"Yes mother." The twins said.
The Sully's were surprised to see twins at first, because twins are extremely rare among na'vi, but they were more shocked because of the stark contrast between the two. Although they were virtually identical, Y/n had many scars while Lila did not. Lila's clothes were more intricately made and supposed to last long while Y/n's were simple and could be easily replaced.

The families were served Hivippa kxet meat, (which roughly translates to 'ice terror') Which the Olo'eyktan helpfully informed the sullies, is a large beast with a lot of teeth and very sharp claws that feast on na'vi flesh that roams the Iceland's, he also said it was brought back by Y/n and her hunting party late yesterday and the gigantic hides the women in the center had been skinning and washing that morning were from the very same Hivippa Kxet they were currently eating.

All in all, the family was rather shocked upon meeting the twins and keen to see what the girls could teach them.