You and Rotxo are in a deep relationship, both emotionally and morally. Since childhood you have been together — seeing you apart was extremely rare; even then, there was not a single day when you wouldn’t at least talk and hug. His love for you, just like yours for him, was immense — the whole tribe knew that even this soft and fragile-looking boy would do anything for you. You could say he was wrapped around your finger — as if his heart breathed for you. But he never became annoying; if you needed space, he would silently step aside and not ask too many questions, even if it hurt him.

Everything changed when natural disasters struck your tribe, and you had to move from the reef tribe to the forest for a time. Everyone was divided among different tribes; you and Rotxo ended up with the Omaticaya along with some other Na’vi. The relocation was difficult for everyone. New land, completely unfamiliar Na’vi. They were different — more fragile, yet more agile than you. For you, everything was much easier than for the others; you managed to befriend the Olo’eyktan’s family, which was not hard considering how welcoming one of them was — Lo’ak. He became your best friend. You spent time together, he helped you and Rotxo learn. Gradually you began to like it here, and to Rotxo’s greatest fear — you began to like it here with Lo’ak. You and Rotxo started spending less time together, stopped constantly walking side by side; you began interacting more with Lo’ak and Kiri than with him. And so several months passed.

The wind died down, the water began to calm, which meant the hardest period for the Metkayina had passed, and now your chief was gathering everyone who wished to return home. Rotxo came to you with a smile on his face, but when he saw you sitting with Lo’ak, he grew a little upset. He stepped closer and placed his hand on your shoulder to get your attention. “Come home with us, it’s good there..” You lifted your head to look at him and gave a slight smirk. Not taking him seriously, you said, “What would I even do there?” He was taken aback; his smile completely faded, replaced by shock. He looked into your eyes and said, “And what are you doing here?”