Abandoned at 7 years old for being a curse on her family, Koheley learned to survive all on her own in the rainforests of Pandora. Year after year she grew to be the woman she is now, grew to love her home. But suddenly, a man comes and takes it all away from her. Colonel Miles Quaritch is a complex man with a sarcastic attitude and hostile demeanor. He can't help but fall for this abandoned woman in front of him. The way she fights for survival makes her irresistible. He takes her, keeping her all to himself and getting rid of anyone who gets in the way. Will she fall for him and turn into a soldier just like he is? Or will she turn him to Eywa?

( SLOW UPDATES ) Georgina sully, the eldest daughter of the na'vi insurgence leader Jake Sully, was abandoned by her dad behind the false pretence of he'd return to retrieve her amid the chaos of the hallelujah mountain battle but it never happened. She was six years old when her father had left her behind. A little girl crying for her dad to come back and get her but she didn't see him for fifteen long, excruciating, years. Until she did. However she wasn't the same sweet girl he had known before. Instead she became a bitter, hurt, woman of loathing and resentment. Who is on the side of the human race that sought out to hunt down and kill the family he had made. Including the fact that a recom avatar of the very man he had killed held an interest in his daughter.

Sa'eyla hates everything Quaritch stands for. He's ruthless. Dangerous. The enemy. So why can't she ignore the way his eyes linger on her just too long... And what happens when hate slowly turns into something far more dangerous?

I should have died 155 years ago. Instead, I was preserved. My consciousness transferred into an avatar while my human body remained trapped in a coma. An experiment. A failure. Forgotten. Until the day I woke up. Now I'm stranded on Pandora, in a body that isn't mine, surrounded by people who were never meant to be mine either. The Na'vi took me in, taught me how to survive, how to breathe in a world that feels both alive and foreign all at once. But no matter how much I learn, I can't shake the feeling that I don't belong here - that I was never supposed to wake up. Until Toruk Makto's family arrives, seeking refuge among my clan. They come like something out of legend-impossible, untouchable - but it isn't the legendary warrior who unsettles me. It's his son. The way he looks at me, like he sees something I don't. And suddenly, for the first time since I woke up... I don't feel so out of place anymore. Based on Avatar The Way of Water. Neteyam x Reader fanfic. Please excuse any mistakes in this, English is not my first language!

𝐒𝐧𝐨𝐰 The Sullys were flying towards Metkayina for uturu but while going there they spotted three floating mountain and a huge floating one in the middle covered in snow. As they got closer something happened and they had to stay there until they were ready again to leave. There they meet a girl the daughter of the clans chief. She helps them learn their ways so they can go back on track she wasn't planning on making some people interested in her. _________________ Cover art by: I found it on Pinterest I don't know the artists name but if you do let me know.

"𝑾𝒆 𝒄𝒂𝒏𝒏𝒐𝒕. 𝑩𝒆𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒘𝒊𝒕𝒉 𝒚𝒐𝒖 𝒘𝒐𝒖𝒍𝒅 𝒃𝒆 𝒕𝒐 𝒃𝒆𝒕𝒓𝒂𝒚 𝒎𝒚 𝒎𝒐𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒓." "𝑺𝒐 𝒚𝒐𝒖'𝒅 𝒓𝒂𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒓 𝒃𝒆𝒕𝒓𝒂𝒚 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝒉𝒆𝒂𝒓𝒕?" ༄𖦹 Pay came from a renowned family of healers, the Ne'tte family who work alongside their Tsahik and Olo'eyktan (Ronal and Tonowari). Pay is a prodigy. She was able to match her mother's ability at a very young age, and because of that, her mother is extremely strict, not wanting Pay to lose focus on her duties. Ever since the Sully family sought refuge, her mother had become more protective, her grip tight around Pay's life. She doesn't want her going near Jake and Neytiri's children. She can only approach them when it's totally necessary, but never if it's not a call of duty, the reason being that the Sully children are raised very differently. She allows Pay to interact with Jake and Neytiri simply because he's Toruk Makto and Neytiri is a respected Na'vi, but she doesn't let Pay go near the children because they're all of similar ages, and they might influence and "corrupt" Pay with their different beliefs and practices. Tuk might be an exception though, because she's so much younger than Pay. Pay wanted nothing but to have more friends, and to explore the world she's so very deprived of. She almost thought that there was no hope, that her prayers will remain unanswered, but the Great Mother has another plan. She sent her something, someone. A man who cannot even exist in the same room as Pay. And of course, the will of Pay's mother will never match the will of Eywa. If it is the will of the Great Mother to have her pulled into the orbit of the eldest son of the Sullys, will she let the tides drag her along?

She was the daughter of traitors who helped the Sky People. Ignored and left to die by other Na'vi, and raised by the forest under Eywa's watchful gaze after her parents' death. Once the outcast that was ignored and unwanted. Now, the one chosen by Eywa. Honored by the clans. She helped those who once turned their backs on her. Without bitterness. Without demands. Because Eywa had chosen her to lead where others had failed. When Jake Sully arrives at the Metkayina clan seeking refuge with his family, Y/N happens to arrive and her voice carries weight on whether they are worth helping. But the first encounter with the uturu seekers does not go as hoped. Especially with one of them. ------ #1 on avatarthewayofwater #1 on avatarfanfic #1 on neteyamxreader #1 on tsireya

• Book 4 out of 4 of "The Way To Save You" series. Two years after another wave of RDA reinforcements fueled the warring flames of Pandora, the twenty-year-old Hiraya has transitioned from a Terapatxi survivor to a battle-hardened leader of her own squad. While she navigates the escalating war, she discovers a new faction - a strategically organized, cultish clan who worships her regenerative gifts as a divine miracle. Compounding this burden of unwanted godhood is the sudden, impossible return of a friend she thought was lost forever. Forced to confront a recurring nightmare she could never quite escape, Hiraya must fight to keep her grip on the future she envisioned with Neteyam, and push through the grappling forces of survival, diplomacy, clan duty, and leadership. (Warning: Contains Avatar - Frontiers of Pandora Game Spoilers)

• Book 3 out of 4 of "The Way To Save You" series. Three years after the events of the Battle of the Cove of the Ancestors, the Mangkwan expansion threatens the peace of Pandora. Eighteen-year-olds Neteyam and Hiraya are then thrust into leadership over a volatile six-person strike team. Tasked with liberating slave outposts, the squad must integrate the Sully family's tactical brilliance with the grit of their fellow High Camp warriors. ​However, the team's greatest challenge isn't the enemy, but the biological cost of connection per healing, and the quiet tragedies Hiraya unearths of her late brother's past. ​Faced with the erosion of her privacy, her sanity, and the judgment of her peers, Hiraya must decide if she will grievingly retreat into isolation or redefine what it means to be a core member of the team - without giving up her role as the beloved half to Neteyam's heart.

• Book 2 out of 4 of "The Way To Save You" series. Hiraya te Salem Ka'art'ite has finally found a flicker of light in the blue depths of Awa'atlu. Under the protection of the Sully family and the steady hand of Neteyam, the fifteen-year-old sole survivor of the Terapatxi is learning to breathe again. But peace is a fragile thing for a ghost. ​When a ruthless shadow from her past appears on the horizon, Hiraya must stand her ground against a recurring nightmare and uphold her pride as a Terapatxi warrior. For the sake of an outcast friend, she must also choose whether to hide herself back into the shadows or to fight for what she believes is right - even if it means standing alone against the tide. In a journey of a deeper exploration into her identity, culture, a trauma with a past tormentor, and her relationship with the golden son of Toruk Makto, will the love between her and Neteyam prevail? Or will it be snuffed out by the unrelenting challenges for survival?