[ roxto x kiri ] kiri is an outcast born from grace's avatar roxto is on his way to being a great warrior for the Metkayina clan He had thought all the sully children were strange until he saw kiri Her connection to ewya intrigued him and he realized from the beginning that she was his mate.

The ocean is endless, the reef unforgiving-and the boy from the forest might just break her rules. . . . . When Lo'ak Sully arrives at the Metkayina reef clan, he expects the water to be foreign, the ocean to be unforgiving-and yet, nothing could prepare him for Tsireya. Calm, confident, and impossibly connected to the tide, she watches him as if she already knows the secrets he hasn't yet learned... even the ones he doesn't want anyone to see. Thrown into a world of endless water, tidal currents, and reef rituals, Lo'ak struggles to find his place-not just in the clan, but in the currents that tug at his heart. Tsireya is patient, fierce, and quietly unyielding, teaching him to trust the ocean... and maybe, in time, herself. As seasons change and the reef becomes their home, friendship grows into something deeper, something neither of them can name. Between the lessons of the tide, the unspoken rules of the clan, and the shadows of past mistakes, Lo'ak and Tsireya must navigate growing pains, first heartbreaks, and the dangerous pull of love that won't be denied. Will the forest boy and the reef girl survive the sea... and each other?

Set after Avatar Fire and Ash Before the battle ends. ⚠️Spoilers For Fire and Ash if you haven't seen it⚠️ Lo'ak and T'sireya's love story

When newcomers show up to the Metkayina clan the chiefs daughter falls for the outsider. "I see you" Lo'ak x Tsireya

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.