Tides that bind

The war against the Sky People took many things - land, blood, and warriors who never returned.

Among them was Tsu'tey, whose legacy lived on in a daughter born into silence. When her mother followed her mate into the roots of Eywa soon after her birth, the child was taken in by Jake Sully and Neytiri, raised not as their own, but as something just as sacred - a reminder of what had been lost and what must be protected.

Tsireya te Sìpawm grows up between worlds: the daughter of a fallen warrior, the child of heroes, and yet never fully claimed by either. Quiet and observant, she learns to survive by listening, enduring, and loving without asking for anything in return.

To Neteyam, she is constancy - the girl who trained beside him, bled beside him, and was always there. But when the forest burns and the Sully family is forced to flee, he sees her differently - not as the strange girl he once protected, but as the woman he cannot abandon.

At the sea, she is met by resistance - and by Ao'nung, whose sharp defiance clashes with her calm. Where one offers safety, the other challenges her to fight back.

Pulled between loyalty and longing, forest and water, Tsireya finds herself standing at the centre of two bonds that were never meant to exist - yet refuse to break.

Some legacies are inherited.
Some bonds are chosen.
And some are forged by Eywa itself.