Ellen came to Pandora to study its oceans and wildlife, not to be dragged into a war. A former soldier turned scientist, she wanted nothing more than to explore the wonders of the alien world, but when she's captured alongside Jake Sully by the Omatkaya, her mission takes a drastic turn. Among her captors is Tsu'tey, a fierce and loyal warrior who sees her as nothing more than a threat. To him, she represents everything he despises about humans; destruction, arrogance, and betrayal. Cold and unyielding, he makes it clear she has no place among his people. But as the days pass and she proves herself in ways he never expected, his hatred begins to waver. Torn between duty and something far more dangerous, Tsu'tey must decide whether to trust the woman he swore to despise. And as Pandora's war looms ever closer, Ellen must confront the question she never thought she'd have to ask: Is she willing to fight for a world that may never accept her?

Nemaya is a Na'vi. She grew up with the help of the animals and Eywa to teach her on how to survive. She is known, no doubt about it, in the Na'vi village, as the Night Walker, one who is omly glimpsed in the shadows of both day amd night. No one knows her name. She is different to the regular Na'vi, she has the energy and power of Eywa.

Adda was normal. Well, as normal as you could be when you were the last witch on earth. Follow Adda through her journey to Pandora and see where it takes her. Not to mention WHO it takes her to. *Disclaimer* I do not own the rights to James Cameron's Avatar. I only own my story and the original characters in it(Adda). My updating schedule will probably be whenever I feel like it.

Apollo is known as a player with both women and Goddesses alike but now he has his eyes set on someone new Percilla (Percy) Jackson Daughter of Poesiden. Before the titian war Percilla needed hope and Apollo could give her that and she fell in love with him...can she change his heart and ways? (Completed)(Edited)

Hecate gets a visit from her niece and will do every to protect her and stop the past from repeating itself. (I suck at summaries)