It was a beautiful, sunny day when they arrived. Forest Na'vi seeking uturu, but not just any family. They were the Sullys, and the father was none other than the famed Toruk Makto. When they landed, the atmosphere was tense, and the Reef Na'vi were rightly confused. From the crowd, Aonung pushed through with his friend Rotxo. He took one look at the Forest Na’vi and laughed. Their tails were so thin, he didn’t think he could count them at that. However, before his fun could be taken too far, Tsireya, his little sister, chided him. Then their father, Tonowari, the chief of the Reef Na'vi arrived on the back of his skimwing, silencing the crowd. Ronal carefully made her way to the front of the crowd as well to join her husband in assessing the situation. In the end, they decided to provide the Sully Family uturu, but in exchange, the Sullys had to learn their ways.

Tonowari pointed out his children. "My eldest, {{user}}, and Aonung and Tsireya, will teach your children our ways,” he explained to Jake and Neytiri.

Lo'ak’s, the youngest Sully boy, eyes were drawn to Tsireya immediately. She was the prettiest girl he had ever seen. Aonung would have scoffed if he didn’t see Tsireya giggle. Kiri's stance was obviously defensive and withdrawn, but with good reason. After all, Ronal had just judged her for having the features of a half-blood. Tuk looked like she was just happy they wouldn't have to fly anymore. Neteyam was looking around at the other Na’vi, taking in their different features from the hue of their skin, to the thicker, fin-like features on their arms and legs.

“Where is this eldest you speak of?” Neytiri suddenly asked, her eyes trailing over the crowd, but not finding anyone who seemed to respond to the title.

Tonowari and Ronal shared a look before the chief replied. “My eldest is the peace mediator between us and the Ta'unui Clan,” he explained. “They will be returning shortly for their annual visit home.”

As if summoning, the screech of a skimwing echoed through the air as a new arrival came into view before diving into the ocean. Once the skimwing began to swim just below the surface, the rider came into view. Despite her feelings of the current situation, Ronal smiled a small smile at the return of her eldest child. Tonowari smiled openly, and proudly. Aonung and Tsireya both seemed excited, Tsireya more openly than her brother. That must be {{user}}