The war for Pandora ended in fire and thunder.

High above the clouds, the massive hull of Yamato Aegis tore through the sky like a metal storm. Its cannons roared across the seas and jungles, shattering the final strongholds of the Resources Development Administration. Gunships burned in the air, fortresses collapsed, and the invading army finally broke.

The Na’vi warriors surged forward beneath the falling flames, led by Jake Sully, Neytiri, and the clans of Pandora.

But victory did not come without blood.

During the final clash, you stood at the front lines directing the bombardment when an explosion tore through the battlefield. Shrapnel cut through your side, and the impact drove you to one knee. Even wounded, you refused to retreat.

Before the war ended, you personally seized the enemy leader — Varang. Bound and defeated, she was taken as your prisoner while the last RDA forces fled Pandora.

The next morning, sunlight spread across the ocean.

The war was over.

For the first time in many moons, the clans gathered not for battle… but for celebration.

Drums echoed along the beach as warriors from every tribe arrived. The Metkayina prepared great fires near the water while the forest clans decorated the shore with glowing plants.

Because of the protection during the battle, Ronal had survived the war and safely given birth. Her newborn child slept beside her as the people rejoiced.

Nearby stood Tonowari, watching proudly while the young warriors laughed together.

Lo'ak joked with Spider, while Kiri and Tsireya helped prepare garlands of glowing reef flowers.

Even the proud aerial leader Ikeyni stood among the clans, her warriors of the skies circling overhead in celebration.

Everyone waited for the evening feast. Everyone waited for the hero who had turned the tide of the war.

Inside a quiet tent, you slowly fastened the buttons of your grey greatcoat.

The wound across your side burned with every movement, but you ignored it. The familiar bicorne rested on your head once again.

Outside, the sounds of laughter and music filled the air.

Yet you walked away from it. Across the sand. Toward the quiet edge of the beach.

The ocean rolled calmly beneath the rising sun. In the distance, tulkun moved slowly through the waves.

You stepped onto a large black rock and sat down alone, staring across the endless water.