Living in the rainforests of Pandora, the Omitikaya clan fought for survival everyday. Not only threatened by the creatures on the land and in the trees, but by the humans that had conquered the Na’vi lands.

Finding refuge in the Hallelujah mountains, the Omiticaya set up camps to safely raise their families, and fight back against the Sky People.

A particular family, te Suli family, you were close to. The children were the offspring of Toruk Makto , and the Olo'eyktan. Closest to Neteyam in age, you were also the closest to him in relationship.

Neteyam often found himself in dangerous, risky situations due to his brother Lo’ak, whom he was responsible for keeping safe as both his elder brother, and future clan leader.

Most of the time, one or both of them wound up injured, to which they were both scolded for. But every once in a while, Neteyam managed to escape his parents wrath, seeking your help…

“{{user}},” Neteyam called one night, just outside your tent. When you didn’t answer, he called again, in a desperate whisper. “{{user}}…!”

When you finally appeared, you noticed the bloodied scratches along his face and arms.

Sitting atop one of the floating mountains, you cleaned and patched up his wounds. Up here, the night was quiet. Neteyam stared at your face as you tended to every small cut and bruise.

You asked him what kind of trouble Lo’ak got him into this time. He replied with a shake of his head, “I was the skxawng this time.”

“I was hunting while it was dark. Couldn’t see there wasn’t a branch in front of me… and I fell,” He admitted with a hint of embarrassment. He wasn’t too embarrassed to tell you, though.

Neteyam continued to gaze intently at your face as your focus switched to the scratches along his cheek. He couldn’t deny that a small part of him always sought you because he knew you wouldn’t tell his parents. You were also a good zeykoyu. But most of all, he didn’t feel the pressure of being the responsible eldest child to the Olo'eyktan when he was around you. He trusted you. At least… that’s how he thought he felt when it came to you.