The Mute Warrior [James Cameron's Avatar Reader Insert]

Chapter Seven

Hello, everyone! I recommend you read a story made by one of my friends, called Battle Scars. It would mean a lot to me.

I walked around the lab and began to work on my documentary for the day and I was rambling- well, quickly signing- about what had happened before the palulukan- or, in English, thanator- attack. When I got to the part about the attack, I just stated that everything was hazy before she was forced out of her Avatar and back into the world behind Hell's Gate. I then ended the documentary and saw that it was getting pretty late.

6:17 A.M. EST, Earth = 12:03 A.M. Pandora

I get up and go to the shared resting quarters that we all had. Most of the bunks were already occupied, some people doubling with someone in the lower bunks. As I walked past, I managed to successfully get to my shared bunk and crawled into the top bunk, my new bunk buddies, Brydie Armstrong and Rachel West- also known as the two people I think would make a cute couple- wrapped up in each other's arms in a way a couple would, taking over the lower bunk.

I shifted on the top bunk, trying not to make too much noise as I found my usual comfy spot. lifted my arm to my face and set my wrist-watch to go off at five o'clock Pandoran time since that was the time that I would have to start getting ready and head to the link chamber for the morning training at six o'clock. I sighed and lowered my arm before I finally rested my head on my pillow to catch the few hours of sleep I need.

~Tsu'tey's P.O.V~

~Dreamland/Memory~

I woke up to the sound of the early day creatures of Pandora and listened to their noises before I officially opened my eyes. I looked at the sky through a clearing and saw that it was still dark out, but the sky was beginning to glow with a variety of bright colors as the sun began to rise. This is what the dreamwalkers call a 'sunrise'. I don't usually wake up this early, so I rolled over onto my opposite side to try to get some more rest. Before I could close my eyes, I look at the hammock that was in my view. The hammock was empty of the one girl that was supposed to be there.

I groaned a bit before I opened my hammock and climbed out to begin my search for her. I looked around all of her favorite places around Hometree and I couldn't find her. I looked towards the sky again and saw that the colors have branched out more. I was about to go back to my hammock when I heard the muffled screeches of the Ikran. I looked up higher into Hometree before I moved.

I ran to the joined branches of Hometree before I started my ascent to the Ikran's Rest, where the clan's Ikran rested. I got to the top and was greeted with a sight I never thought I'd see.

(Y/n) stood next to She'Kol, my Ikran, gently stroking his head. She'kol's body was tensed but he was leaning into her touch. I took a few steps forward and She'kol raised his head at the sound of me coming near. He made a soft screeching noise before (Y/n) moved back a few steps away from him, stopping next to me. He flew back into the tree and back onto his perch where he watched us. (Y/n) looked at me and smiled.

"Good morning, Tsu'tey." She signed before she turned her head towards the sun. I looked in the same direction, my eyes having to adjust to the light before I could see what she was looking at. It was a beautiful sight.

The sky was overcome with bright colors- a bright orange faded in from a bright pink-ish shade of red that was close to the sun before it spread into a wide arrays of blues and oranges as the bright sun made it's slow ascent into the sky, the light overcoming the darkness of night, welcoming the light of a new day. I let out a small smile at the sight before me. I looked at (Y/n), the bright rays of the sun added a golden hue to the girl's appearance, making her glow. I could feel my cheeks begin to warm up the slightest amount as I kept staring at her. She turned to look at me and I quickly turned to look away.