𝐅𝐀𝐌𝐈𝐋𝐘 𝐅𝐎𝐑𝐓𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐒 | ● 𝐀𝐓𝐖𝐎𝐖 ●

𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐄𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭

My love for you is greater than their powers



.𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟.

As the sun began its descent, casting a warm golden glow across the sky, the crystal-clear waters of Pandora's ocean beckoned to the young Na'vi and their newfound companions. With eager anticipation, Tsireya, her brother, and his friend dove gracefully into the azure depths, their bodies slicing through the water with effortless grace. Neteyam and Lo'ak followed suit, their laughter echoing through the tranquil underwater world as they marveled at the vibrant marine life that surrounded them.

"Come on!" Neteyam called out enthusiastically, urging his siblings to join them in their aquatic adventure. Without hesitation, Tuk and Kiri followed, their excitement palpable as they immersed themselves in the enchanting underwater realm.

Beneath the surface, a kaleidoscope of colors greeted their eyes, with schools of fish darting gracefully through swaying coral reefs. Kiri's curiosity led her to wander off, captivated by the mesmerizing creatures that danced before her in a graceful ballet of movement.

Meanwhile, Tsireya observed the young Tskahas siblings with a warm smile, her own appreciation for the ocean evident in the gentle gleam of her eyes. Sensing their discomfort as their lungs began to ache for air, Lo'ak, Neteyam, and Kiri surfaced, gasping for breath as they drank in the cool, refreshing air above. Concerned for their new friends, Tsireya, Aonoung, and Rotxo paused, watching as the Tskahas siblings struggled to catch their breath. With a gesture of understanding, Rotxo signaled for them to return, while Tsireya communicated through sign language, encouraging them to swim together with their group 'Swim together wit us.'

As the Tskahas siblings hesitated at the surface, unsure of Tsireya's gestures, Lo'ak couldn't help but feel perplexed by her signs. Yet, her warm smile reassured him, and with a nod of understanding, he motioned for his siblings to follow her lead.

With renewed determination, they took a deep breath and submerged once more, the cool embrace of the ocean enveloping them. However, their inexperienced lungs soon demanded respite, and they resurfaced, gasping for air.

Observing the Tskahas siblings' struggles, Aonoung couldn't help but wonder aloud to his sister and friend, using sign language to communicate his thoughts, 'What'swrong with them?' Rotxo responded with a dismissive gesture, labeling them as "bad divers," 'Thoseguys are bad divers.' However, Tsireya's compassionate response caught their attention as she signed, 'Stop. They're learning.' With newfound understanding, Aonoung, Rotxo, and Tsireya swam up to the Tskahas siblings, ready to offer guidance and support as they embarked on their journey to become proficient divers.

As Tsireya swam up she asked, "Are you alright?" Tuk struggled to catch her breath, Tsireya approached with concern etched on her face. Tuk managed a nod, wiping water from her eyes before voicing her frustration, "You're too fast! Wait for us." Tsireya's calm demeanor soothed Tuk's nerves as she reassured her, "Just breathe. Breathe." However, her brother appeared beside her, ready to offer his own commentary. "You are not good divers. Maybe good at swinging through trees, but..." His words were abruptly halted by Tsireya's swift reprimand, a firm whack on his head silencing him.

Lo'ak stepped in to diffuse the tension, he spoke, "Come on, bro." Meanwhile, Neteyam expressed their confusion, "We don't speak this finger talk, guys," he remarked, wiggling his fingers. "We don't know what you're saying." Tsireya, undeterred, offered her help, "I will teach you." However, their attention was diverted as Rotxo voiced his concern, "Where is Kiri?" Aonoung echoed his worry, "Who?" But Rotox persisted, "Kiri. Where is Kiri?" Frantically, they scanned the water's surface, searching for any sign of their missing sibling, unaware that Kiri was still underwater, mesmerized by the vibrant life of the reef.