Yayora te ts'haira Ikeyni'ite is the daughter of the Tayrangi Clan's Olo'eykte, Ikeyni. Her life takes a turn and she's forced to reside at Awa'atlu with reef people. What will happen next once she meets a bunch of strangers that fall in love with h...
Yayora wakes up extra early with her mates in their new mauri.
The boys shuffle around before getting up. They both place a soft kiss to Yayora's cheek before getting ready for the day while Yayora rolls up their really long and wide sleeping mat.
Once she finished making sure everything was in order, she puts on her tsahik shell and trinket.
In an Olo'eyktan's family mauri, things worked differently.
For their children, they would sleep in the pods that were right next to the mauri.
But the Olo'eyktans and tsahik would sleep in their own secluded corner of the mauri. Like a bedroom.
Yayora gets up and opens her wardrobe before finding a suitable outfit for the day.
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(A little gift from her mates)
Yayora slips on Talo's bracelet before opening her mauri curtains wide. Her old mauri was made vacant and A'tok moved in with the Sullys, by choice.
Yayora walks to the healing hut and makes sure that all of the herbs are up to date, fresh and clean.
Once she was done with that, she burns an inscent and makes a small prayer to Eywa. A little Metkayinan custom that all former tsahiks followed.
She closes the inscent and steps out of the hut, doing a scope of the area as she looked out into the ocean.
It was rather quiet, only a few clan members awake.
She then hears someone approaching her and turns to see Ronal. "Well, good morning tsahik," she does the I see you sign.
Yayora playfully bows back. "Good Morning."
"You know..." Ronal places her hands on Yayora's shoulders. "Sooner or later, our clan's going to need a tsakarem, or Olo'eykte and Olo'eyktan in training. Might need to make things happen," the former tsahik states slyly.
