Tanhì, twin sister of Sylwanin must find a way to look past the sky people's wrong doings to her spieces in order to teach an immature dream walker her clan's ways and make peace among an invading race on Pandora. Would he be different or would he bring her to ruin? Jake Sully's an ex marine searching for a reason to keep fighting in his lonely life, he's shot off to a foreign planet to become a temporary science freak and spy but just maybe he'll encounter friends and foes that help him find one on his journey. Two completely different worlds collide, the two will find themselves questioning everything they've known and risk the future they want. "I trust you Nì'eveng." She pecks his nose. "Back on earth we have this saying. That everyone has this red string that connects soulmates, ties us together. I didn't know mines was so far away on this planet, hell if I did, I'd have found you sooner." He kisses both of her cheeks affectionately, hold tightening when she tried squirming away before trailing kisses down her jaw to her throat, her fingers threading through his braids. Jake Sully ×OC I don't give ANYONE permission to plagiarize my work.

Jake isn't the only disabled one in the Sully family. Angelina Sully was born deaf but this never hindered her from going far in the world. Angel and Tommy both joined the Avatar program but when Tommy dies Jake fills in for him. Angel joins Jake in all of his stupid adventures but he wouldn't have it any other way. While Jake is learning the Na'vi ways from Neytiri Angel's mentor is the warrior himself; Tsu'tey. What will happen when the strong Na'vi warrior begins to have feelings for his rival's sister? Tsu'tey x OC

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?