Ma'oare (Neteyam x Aonung)

]Chapter 15[

Third Person POV:

The blaring sounds of the horns travelled through the air, strong, causing a stir in the island. The two on the beach especially stood in alert and looked to the reef barricades. Neteyam called out to his Ilu and as he walked to the waters Aonung stopped him. Neteyam looked to him and saw the Teal smiling towards the figures gliding from the distance,

"They aren't enemies, it's the voyagers," he said in excitement, "Come,"

The two got closer to their Ilus mounted themselves on the creature and went on to the village. Upon reaching the villages shores the two got off and ran to crowd up front, they pushed through the bundles of bodies and came to clearing. Neteyam saw a group of new faces while  they were all conversing with people they knew and not too far from them were Aonungs parents talking and hugging a very tall Metkayina. Aonung tapped Neteyams chest and gestured him to follow the other, Aonung dashed to tall fella and jumped on to his back. The tall fella turned and smiled to Aonung as if he was familiar to this antique,

"Nung, i see you my brother. Still a short one I see," joked the taller.

Aonung scrunched up his face while smiling,

"I see you Lu'a, big brother still a show off i see," he countered and the said elder cast a head lock on to Aonung and the two started to play around and the his parents just watched the two fondly. As the two played about, someone called out the elders name from a distance than the caller was in sight. It was Tsireya, the young princess ran up to Lu'a and the elder held out his arms for a hug which Tsireya gladly jumped in to. The jump made them twirl as they hugged, and soon he set her to the ground and looked at her fondly,

"Ah it seems like Tsireya is the only one who has grown in height, Nung you have to be careful the youngest is gonna beat you in height. A dwarf is gonna be leading the clan," Aonung gasped and pulled  his ear. then again another batter occurred, Neteyam who was just watching this from the sidelines smiling down at the scene. Aonung saw Neteyam smiling at them and they glances caught each other, Aonung smiled at him. Lu'a felt that his small brother had stop moving and was focused at something else when he follow his gaze he saw a foreign Na'vi standing from a distance the tall fella gave him a awkward greeting and nudged his brother, Aonung snapped out his trance and replied,

"Oh, Brother this is Neteyam this is Lu'a my, um elder brother and cousin. Lu'a this is Neteyam, son of Toruk Makto they came here for Uturu , his other siblings are somewhere around here," Aonung scratched his head in embarrassment and shyness as he realized he had said to much and didn't let Neteyam speak for himself about his situation. Lu'a looked at his younger cousin and saw his demeanor change,

'Oh interesting my brother,' he thought, he cleared his throat and greeted the young boy again,

"I see you Neteyam, I'm Lu'a Aonungs  elder cousin also brother. Hope he hasn't been bothering you to much with his idiocy," he said.

"Hey!" queued Aonung.

"I see you Lu'a and sadly i have been dealing with it a lot but i have grown accustom to it," replied Neteyam.

"Not you too," replied a flabbergast Aonung. They all laughed at their silliness when Tonowari suddenly commanded everyone's attention by letting out a war-like cry,

"My people our loved ones and friends have returned let us have a feast later today and for our loyal voyagers please go to your homes for a rest and also to your families. Then later let us gather as a clan for dinner. Let us all meet and discuss about the feast then," and as the Olo'eyktan finished his announcement a young Na'vi rushed in and to the Tsahiks side he went. the young Na'vi looked like he was in panic, he greeted them first before speaking to them in a unhearable tone. Ronal looked surprised and then her expression turned into one of excitement, she look to her mate and they had a silent agreement and she followed the Na'vi out of the crowd. Tsireya seemed to have caught on to whatever it might be and followed her mother,