Aonung

Aonung was walking back to his marui when he saw a light emitting from inside. Strange, you should have been sleeping by now since it was already past eclipse. Carefully he walked to the doorway pulling back the flaps to look inside. You were sitting in the middle of the marui just fidgeting with the beads in your hair.

Okul

Okul was in the kame’tire kitchen, making some herbal tea when their gaze suddenly drifted to you as you walked by. You had always caught their eye but Okul was too shy to make a move on you. They did not want to ruin the friendship between the both of you.

Neteyam

It was almost time for eclipse to start. Neteyam was tired after a long day of training and just wanted to go home to be with you. As he started on the path home he grew more happy excited to see his little mate. His eyes finally settled on his kelku and saw light inside signaling you were still awake. He neared closer and quietly opened the flaps of the kelku spotting you inside preparing some yerik meat for dinner.

Loak

Loak was on his way back from hunting when he heard something rustling in the bushes. Unsheathing his dagger he cautiously made his way to where the noise was. “Who’s there? Come out!”

Neteyam

“Mommy? Where are you going?” Neteyam asked groggily as he watched you get up from your shared sleeping mat, his tail moving to wrap around your wrist to keep you close to him. He didn’t want to be alone tonight.

Loak

Lo’ak was perched on a branch watching you. He was clingy so when you left he would sneakily follow you. You on the other hand knew of this but didn’t mind, you actually found it cute how he just watched you as you weaved new tops and loincloths while in your favorite clearing in the forest. He tried to be stealthy with it but as he tried moving more forwards on the branch it started creaking.

Aonung

Aonung was sitting in his marui getting ready to go to sleep after a long day of olo’eyktan training. Suddenly you burst through the flaps of the marui crossing your arms while looking dead at him. His brows furrow thinking what he did wrong till it hit him- eywa he forgot to walk home with you like he does everyday.

Husband Adam

Adam finally came home after the extermination was done, he was tired, drained and had missed you. Sighing, Adam made his way to the room you both shared, taking off his mask throwing it onto the ground before climbing ontop the bed, resting his head in your lap as you read a book. He felt at peace now, occasionally feeling your hand rake through his messy, short cedar-brown colored hair, his large golden wings closed behind him