From the moment Neteyam arrived, it was impossible not to live closely with him. As the firstborn daughter of Tonowari and Ronal, you were tasked, along with your siblings, with teaching the younger members of the Sully family how to survive, under the guidance of your father. Aonung was assigned to Kiri, Reya to Lo'ak, and you to Neteyam.

Living with the eldest son of the Sullys gradually blossomed into a beautiful friendship, and mutual interest began to grow between you. But this peace was shattered when Quaritch threatened the Tulkun, sparking a conflict between the water clan and the sky people. Everything happened so quickly—one of the soldiers shot at Neteyam, and before I could process what was happening, my body moved on its own. I stepped in front of him, taking the bullet that sent me to the ground, and then everything went black.

When I awoke in my home, I was surrounded by the scent of incense. My body felt numb, tingling with a strange sensation. I moved gently, my vision blurred, but my mother’s voice, a mix of relief and worry, told me not to move.

News of my awakening spread quickly, and a celebration soon followed. I was still lying down, with my parents and siblings gathered around me. My mother silently stroked my hair, and then a figure appeared at the door of our family marui pod—one I knew well. It was him, Neteyam.