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  • Way of Life by mjarchives
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    When a seemingly lifeless boy is saved by a girl. - Ma'vona was once a beloved member of the Kame'tire clan, known for their profound understanding of Pandora's flora and unparalleled healing skills. Their expertise was so great that they could heal nearly any injury and even revive those on the brink of death. But after a devastating betrayal leading to Ma'vona's exile at a young age, she was forced to fend for herself. With no family and no place to call home, she led a life of quiet wandering, her existence reduced to a mere whisper in the shadows of the forest. But everything changed one fateful day. As Ma'vona scoured along the shore, she stumbled upon a seemingly lifeless body, bound with ropes. These were not ordinary bindings... they were used in the funerary rites of the reef people, suggesting a ritualistic burial at sea. Heart racing, she approached the figure, the ocean breeze sending chills down her spine. Just as despair threatened to envelop her, a shocking revelation unfolded; his chest rose and fell, revealing that he was not lifeless after all. The boy was still alive. - *EDITING IN PROGRESS* :: [Neteyam AU¡romance¡mystery] This story is a follow-up to the movie 'Avatar: The Way of Water.'
  • ˚⊹𝘞𝘢𝘯𝘯𝘢 𝘣𝘦 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳𝘴꒱₊˚|| Neteyam × Male OC by almond_fizzki
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    __________________________ When I-a warrior-met another warrior from another clan, I was intrigued. Curiosity turned to interest and continued in a tangle of love. A new family from another clan came to us, seeking shelter. And they were the family of none other than the Toruk Makto, Jake Sully himself. He was famous and all Na'vi people knew him. I was fascinated by the stories of him. But what, or who, fascinated me more was his oldest son. Neteyam. I was never interested in romance and partners until he came around. So was he. Two people, hand in hand, charging into uncharted territory.