❝You have bewitched me with those eyes.❞ ❝You're delusional.❞ With the return of the Sky People leading to the destruction of Katiya's home, her family had no choice but to flee to a place unknown. The challenges that came with adapting to change also led to the endurance of a certain boy. Mixed with mutual antipathy for one another, it wasn't long before she found herself entangled in a messy altercation with the future Olo'eyktan of the Metkayina clan. Aonung was aggravatingly stubborn, but so was she. Enemies to Lovers trope 🤍 Rankings: #1 slowburn [6/18/23] #1 maturethemes [6/18/23] #1 aonung [1/3/25] Disclaimer: I do not own Avatar or any of the characters from Avatar.

She was never meant to exist. Born from the ashes of a forbidden union between Varang's clan and a captive Metkayina, En'zhura Te Varrang'ite is a living fracture - forged between fire and water, war and silence. Raised far from her true origins, she carries the echo of two enemy clans within her veins... and the weight of a destiny she never chose. When tensions rise once more, her path collides with Lo'ak, son of Jake Sully. He hunts her. She fights back. They clash in the shadows like two wounded beasts, knowing nothing of each other except the hatred their clans inherited. Yet with every blow exchanged, every lingering stare, something older awakens. A bond neither of them understands - violent, magnetic, forbidden. And in the whispers of an ancient prophecy, one question remains: Is she the promise of renewal... or the spark of a war even more devastating than the last? 𝐄𝐍'𝐙𝐇𝐔𝐑𝐀 : Ash of a Phoenix __ The universe, some scenes, and some characters from the movie Avatar belong to James Cameron !!

Seeking refuge, Xilä and her father venture to the lands of the Omatikaya clan in the hopes that Toruk Makto would be generous in allowing them to stay. This is her story about not only finding her strength, but finding love. - Warning: This story contains smut (breeding kink included), violence, abuse & pregnancy (please don't read if these topics will affect you) - Some characters have been aged up. Neteyam in particular is 23. - Xilä is my own creation. - Cover image- credit to cinetrix This story has not been beta read (To be reviewed and edited for all errors)

This is a SEQUEL to Smoke On The Water. Neteyam and Kovek's bond was supposed to be the start of forever; a love strong enough to anchor them through anything. But Kovek's new role as chief weighs heavy, pulling him between duty and desire, leadership and the quiet mornings he longs to share with his mate. When the Mangkwan, a fire-dwelling clan, arrive with an old claim everything changes. A promise made over a decade ago binds Kovek to another: a mating pact his father once agreed upon and never fulfilled. Now, the Mangkwan demand what they believe is owed to them-and they will not take refusal lightly. Caught between the love he chose and the duty forced upon him, Kovek must decide what kind of chief he will be...and whether love can withstand the flames of war.

War has returned to Pandora, and it's following the Sully's. Leaving their home and people behind, they journey far beyond their borders and meet the Metkayina. Kovek is the first born son of the clan leader and Tsahik. He is considered precious to his tribe because of his clear and powerful connection to Eywa. When he meets Neteyam Sully, however, his parents' neatly structured plans for his life are threatened. With outsider's living in their waters and a battle dawning, will they be able to keep their son on the path they made for him?

A Chief's daughter and an outcast son, bound to falling in love. Lo'ak and his family continue living in their new home amongst the Metkayina people, Lo'ak and Tsireya's mutual crush on each other continues to develop as the two fall in love despite being of different tribes. This storyline is set after Avatar 2, focusing on the development of Lo'ak and Tsireya's relationship. The majority of the dialect in this story is spoken in the Na'vi language, however, for the sake of the readers, (and myself) it is written in English.