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More of the little blueberry
Pxilite is rocking her grandma syuratan and stripe patterns
More of my Mangkwan selfinsert(?) :)
why the mask?
Bite risk
the negotiations are going well
only cool people recognize where i stole this from:
I NEED TSIREYA X FEM!OMATICAYA!READER!!!!! reader would be the oldest in my mind. she's speaks her mind and no more than that. not backing down from anyone, even people of authority, but does so more gracefully than loak 😭
pairing: tsireya x sully!reader
summary: Tsireya is the kindest person you know. It’s why it breaks your heart to see people be rude to her.
warnings: mean dad jake and tonowari moment :(, reader taking a stand, mentions of bullying/self deprecation
wordcount: 1.07k
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“You disappoint me, daughter.” Tonowari says, aiming a disapproving glance at his daughter, Tsireya. Oh, Tsireya. Her face nearly brings you to tears.
Tsireya, your Tsireya looks disappointed in herself at her fathers nasty look. Tsireya doesn’t deserve that. She’s been nothing but kind to you and your family since you arrived, begging for uturu. She looks past the ‘demon-blood’, she sees into others.
You were always used to being hated. So being treated kindly by a person who should find you the most different is a heart warming privilege. She has the biggest heart in all of eywa’eveng. She’s kind and utterly endearing in a way that makes your heart want to burst.
Everyone knows there’s an underlying tension between you two. But, you both don’t want to hide how you feel. Though she’s never said it and you’ve never said it, you both somehow know you adore each other.
“Actually, sir,” You don’t know what causes you to speak up. Maybe it’s the sad look on Tsireya's face, maybe it’s the guilty look on your younger brothers. Everyone's eyes shoot to you. “It’s my fault.”
Tonowari gestures for you all to sit. You command without questioning him. Ao’nung and Neteyam stay up. “Sit!” Tonowari raises his voice in anger. “Continue.” He tells you briskly. Your parents come up behind you, settling just outside the marui. Ronal’s look is all they need to know, to know you kids are in trouble.
“Uh,” You smile apologetically. “Lo’ak actually told me and Tsireya about Payakan. Tsireya told us that he was dangerous and to not go near him but, I didn’t listen. I told Lo’ak to continue what he was doing, because I thought it was right, but I was wrong.”
Not a total lie, but not the truth. Lo’ak confessed to everyone in the marui, but you didn’t want to get anyone else in trouble. And, you didn’t tell Lo’ak to continue being friends with Payakan, you told him to stay away.
Lo’ak shoots you an annoyed look for defending him and lying, Tsireya shoots you a thankful one. “Lo’ak looks up to me and follows my advice, so he listened to what I said.” Also not a total lie, Lo’ak sometimes listens to you. “I apologize.”
Tonowari nods at your apology before talking. You can feel the heated stares of your parents on your back. “The tulkin way is that no killing is to be done.” Tonowari tells Lo’ak. “Payakan broke that rule, so he is outcast.”
“But, sir-” Lo’ak starts, but you interrupt him.
“It just doesn’t seem right.” You break in, trying to get them to understand Lo’ak. He opens his mouth to talk but you shoot him a glare. “Lo’ak told me. He didn’t mean for anyone to die, he was just scared.”
“He is outcast by the tulkun way.” Tonowari reaffirms. “Lo’ak should not have bonded with him. He is a bull gone rogue.”
“Sir, I mean no disrespect, but you’re wrong.” You tell him in the calmest tone possible. Can’t he be a little forgiving?
“Y/N,” You turn your head to your mother. “You speak to Olo’eyktan.”
“I know that, but-”
“That’s enough!” Your father interrupts you trying to defend yourself. He crouches down next to you, lowering his voice. “That’s enough.” He says sternly.
You look at Tsireya’s shaking of her head, telling you no. You look at Lo’ak, sending you a grateful look. That’s what encourages you to put your put down and get your opinion across.
“I know what I know.” And that’s your father’s final straw.
He grabs your bicep, pulling you up. Tonowari lets out an exasperated sigh, Ronal scoffs. You shoot a small smile at Tsireya as your father drags you away. Your mother has a sour expression on her face as your father brings you back to your family’s marui. You can hear the footsteps of your brothers behind you.
“What is your problem?” Your father asks harshly as you enter the marui.
“I was just-” You go to defend yourself but he interrupts you.
“Tonowari is Olo’eyktan, you don’t speak to him like that. You brought shame to this family.” Your ears pin to your head at his words.
“We are disappointed in you.” Your mother joins in on the berating you. They both have mirroring looks of disgust and disappointment.
“May I go now?” You ask and your father nods, not speaking a word to you. You storm out of the marui, heading down to the beach.
After an hour of walking, you hear footsteps behind you. You could recognize those footsteps anywhere.
“Y/N!” Tsireya's lovely voice rings out into the air. You turn towards her, smiling. She returns it. She stops in front of you, grabbing your four fingered hands with her three fingered ones. “Thank you.” She says softly, voice barely above a whisper.
“It’s whatever.” You smile sheepishly, heat gathering on your cheeks.
“It’s not.” Tsireya insists. “You’re very kind.” Her words make you feel vulnerable. Suddenly, tears fill your eyes.
“I don’t know why people treat Lo’ak like that.” Your voice cracks, lips wobbling. Tsireya’s face softens even more than it was. “He’s so kind and a good brother and everyone just treats him like a freak. They treat me like a freak.” You snatch one of your hands from her hold and show it to her, displaying your weird fingers for her. “Demon blood. That’s all anyone will ever see.”
She grabs your hand, fingers wrapping around your pinky. She holds it like you would something you love—like you are something precious—like something worth being protected. She opens her mouth and hesitates, eyes watering slightly, but tears never spill. She suddenly gains courage and looks you in your eyes. Ocean blue meeting gold.
“I see you.” She says. “I see you.” She repeats firmly. You examine her face for a moment and realize she is being serious. She sees you. You see her. You smile softly at her, bring her hands clutching your pinky up to your mouth and placing a featherlight kiss on them.
“I see you.” You whisper and she smiles. Oh, her smile could melt you and stop your heart all at once. You lean forward and peck her on the lips, testing. She surges forward, kissing you fiercely.
You melt into each other, holding each other in the dark of the night, on the beach.
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[one-shot] Sa’nok 𓏲ּ𝄢
Pairing: Adopted daughter!reader x Neytiri
summary: you had always thought that you needed to earn love from your mother.
warnings: angst, hurt/comfort, self-doubt.
words:1.4k
Your biological parents had been a respected warriors of the Omatikaya, a hunters whose songcords were heavy with beads of bravery before they fell together to the Sky People’s metal beasts, You were very little when that happened,and you had left no one.
Jake Sully had taken you in without hesitation and to him, you were simply another child to protect and another heart to love.
He was the soft one, surprisingly. He was the one who swung you onto his shoulders when your legs were tired, who taught you to string a bow with patient, clumsy hands that eventually became sure. Your brothers and sisters loved you dearly and looked up at you, Tuk always followed you around,playing and learning how to make flower crowns, Lo’ak always came to you when he was mad or upset to talk about his feelings with you.
But your mother..Neytiri… she was the daughter of Eytukan,to you she was the fiercest warrior the forest had ever known.
She loved you,of course ,you knew that. She braided your hair with the same care she gave her other kids.But deep in your heart, a poisonous seed of doubt had taken root, you felt like a guest who had overstayed their welcome.
So, because of that you spent your life trying to be perfect. You never complained,you followed orders,you tried to be as responsible as Neteyam and as fierce as her ,you wanted to prove that you were worthy of the name Sully, to be part of the family.
Then came the Sky People’s return, the fire, and then the flight to the sea,for shelter.
The transition to Awa’atlu was brutal, while Lo’ak struggled with the water and Neteyam carried the burden of eldest son, you quietly drove yourself to the brink of exhaustion, you had to master the ilu, You had to hold your breath longer, You had to show Neytiri that you were not a burden to this family.
The eclipse was beginning to darken the waters, signaling the end of the day,the rest of the clan was heading back to the Marui pods.
But you stayed out, “Just a little deeper," you whispered to yourself, your voice garbled by the water as you submerged again.
The Metkayina kids had been teasing you and your siblings earlier about your breathing so you wanted to prove the forest Na'vi could adapt,you wanted to bring back a rare shell from the shelf drop off, something to bring back to Neytiri to make her eyes light up with pride instead of that constant, weary worry she wore lately.
You kicked your legs, forcing your body down, the pressure built in your ears,your lungs burned, but you ignored them, in your mind u repeated ,’Push,be a warrior,be like her.”
Then finally,you saw it, glimmering, spiral shell near a cluster of stinging anemones. You reached for it, your fingers brushing the sand,but-
Suddenly, the current shifted.
The tides beyond the reef were treacherous and unpredictable. A surge of cold water slammed into you, you spun, disoriented, the surface disappearing into a blur. Your tail lashed frantically, but the water was stronger.
Panic seized your chest, and you gasped, inhaling water.you clawed your way up, your vision spotting,you broke the surface, coughing violently, lungs screaming, but the current had dragged you far out ,far from the village.
You were in the open ocean, where the akula hunted.
It took everything you had to swim back,Every stroke was a battle against the tides, and by the time you dragged yourself onto the sandy shore, far away from the main docks, your limbs felt like stone,you were trembling violently, salt stinging your eyes, your chest heaving with terrified sobs.
You had almost died, and worse thing was that, in your mind, you had failed.
You sat in the wet sand, knees pulled to your chest, shivering as the cool night air hit your wet skin, shame washed over you, hotter than the shame of the near drowning.
‘She will be so disappointed, ‘you thought, tears mixing with the seawater on your face. ‘I was supposed to be good’ ‘I was supposed to be worth keeping.’
You didn't want to go back to the pod,you didn't want to see the look in her eyes,the look that said you were just another problem to solve in this strange, hostile land.
"Y/n!"
The voice cut through the sound of the waves like a whip.
You flinched, curling smaller into yourself,you saw the shadows approaching,two tall figures running down the beach.
It was your parents
"There! Ma Jake, there!" Neytiri’s voice was high, pitched with a terrifying emotion you couldn't place.
You tried to stand up to salute, to apologize, to offer some excuse, but your legs gave out and you slumped back onto the sand.
"I'm sorry," you rasped, your throat raw from the salt water, you couldn't look at her,so you looked at the sand,"I'm sorry, Mother,I just wanted to... I wanted to train,i didn't mean to go so far,i know i am foolish,i know i-“
You braced yourself for the scolding,you braced yourself for her to tell you that you had dishonored your bloodline, that you were acting like a skxawng child.
Instead, a hiss of air left Neytiri, and she dropped to her knees in the sand, dropping her bow.
She pulled you into her chest so hard it knocked the wind out of you.
"Oh, thank you Great Mother," she whispered, her voice trembling. "My baby, my child."
You froze,her skin was warm, you could feel her heart hammering against her ribs ,it was a rapid, terrified rhythm,her hands, usually so steady with a bow, were shaking as they roamed over your back, your arms, checking for injuries, checking that you were whole.
"I..." You stammered, confused, "Mom? I failed,I almost... I went too far."
"Silence," she choked out, but there was no anger in it,she pulled back just enough to cup your face in her hands. Her golden eyes were wide, blown with panic, and shimmering with unshed tears. "You were gone,the sun went down and you were not with the others, we could not find you."
"I wanted to make you proud," you whispered, the truth finally spilling out in your broken sob,”I wanted to be strong like you. So you wouldn't... so you wouldn't regret taking me."
Neytiri went still and behind her, Jake had dropped to one knee, his hand resting on your shoulder, squeezing reassuringly, but he stayed silent, letting Neytiri speak.
Neytiri’s expression crumbled, the fierce warrior melted away, leaving only a terrified mother.
"Regret?" she repeated, her voice cracking,”You think i act this way because i regret?"
She pressed her forehead against yours, her ears pinning back in sorrow.
"My daughter," she murmured, her thumbs wiping away the salt and tears from your cheeks. "I was not angry because you are not strong,i was terrified because the ocean does not care how strong you are,It takes the strong and the weak just the same."
She pulled you close again, rocking you slightly, the way she used to when you were a toddler frightened by thunder.
"Your father... your blood father... was a great warrior," she whispered into your wet hair,”And he died,strength did not save him,i do not need you to be a hero, ma ‘ite,i do not need you to impress me,i need you to live for me."
The wall inside you, the one you had built brick by brick with insecurity and the need to please, shattered,you buried your face in her neck, gripping her arms, and wept,you cried for the fear of the water, for the exhaustion, and for the years of thinking you had to earn a love that had been yours freely all along.
"I was so scared," you admitted, your voice small.
"I know," she soothed, kissing the top of your head, then your temple,”i know my child, we are here, i have you."
Jake leaned in, wrapping his massive arms around both of you, sandwiching you between them, "You scared the hell out of us, babygirl," he murmured"Don't ever do that again."
"I won't," you promised.
Neytiri pulled back, looking you in the eye, Her gaze was intense, filled with that fierce, protective fire, but now you saw it for what it was,It wasn't judgment,It was a love so big it was terrifying.
"You are a Sully," she said firmly,”Not because of what you can do and not because of who your father was,but because you are mine,you are ours,Do you hear me?“
You nodded, a fresh tear sliding down your cheek. "I hear you, Sa’nok."
She exhaled, a long, shaky breath, and finally helped you stand,she didn't let go of your hand as they walked you back toward the village, keeping you close to her side.
You didn't have to prove anything anymore ,because you were home.
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Side note:I have final exam tomorrow ,wish me luck🥹
Shy | Tarsem
Word count: 2.2k
Pairing: Tarsem x Sully!reader, Jake Sully and oldest daughter!reader
Description: Jake Sully uses his skills as Olo'eyktan to play matchmaker for his eldest daughter.
Based on this request and these suggestions.
Content Warnings: None? Jake is maybe just a hair out of character. I think he would probably be more protective realistically.
Author's note: This takes place in a AU where the humans never came back to Pandora and the Sully's stayed with the Omatikaya. I have been wanting to write for Tarsem for a minute, so this was so exciting for me!! (Why are there no pictures of him at all!! Like nothing! I know he had only a few scenes, but I need more).
Playlist: Man I Need by Olivia Dean
“Come on, grab your gear, we're going fishing,” Your dad said, clasping his hand on your shoulder as he passed by you. Your mom and Neteyam’s heads shot up at the words, as did yours.
“Fishing?” you asked, “We already have dinner.” He grabbed his spear and waited at the door as you lagged behind, confused.
“Just get your stuff, babygirl,” he sighed, but a slight smile still played on his lips.
that video of a lion getting jumpscared by his own tiny cub
Yan So’lek and my Tamtey, modern omegaverse AU
What you know about Yandere So’lek ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶
Neteyam and tuk being siblings because the few seconds they had on the movies just was not enough *cries*

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i just wanna ask: can we, as a fandom, normalize making Tamtey scary?
I was so disappointed when i played though the entire main game plus all three dlcs AND scrolled through the entire fandom and found little to nothing about the monster Na’vi who gets nailed by a rocket launcher yet continues to run full speed at the person who shot it as they hurriedly try to load up another one.
You want me to believe the Na’vi—who gets hundreds of bullets lodged into every inch of their body and-still continues to kill every person in that facility they broke into, detonate it until it’s utterly useless, just to move onto the next to do the same thing all over again—has zero audio logs or notes and barely any posts talking about the beast that crawled up from Pandora’s core?
What about the one who snipes the snipers with a bow and arrow while they ignore the pyro and amp literally setting them ablaze?
The second life ability? What do you mean some RDA soldier wasn’t looking on in horror as the Na’vi they just killed got up and destroyed the ground team like it was second nature?
The Na’vi who has 4 scorpions emptying every bullet and explosive they have into them yet remains completely focused on the dragon their hacking?
The Na’vi who doesn’t make a sound? The one who you don’t realize is there until they crack your skull open with one punch? That one? Are we not going to talk about that one?
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-> THE EROS CLUB
jackie welles x f!reader (v)
summary: you and jackie receive a job to infiltrate a popular new club and retrieve a sample of a drug making its rounds through customers. unfortunately, it takes being dosed to realize the drug is an aphrodisiac.
word count: 6.7k
warnings/tags: swearing, drinking alcohol, drugs, being drugged unknowingly, explicit sex, rough sex, p in v, dirty talk, praise, semi-public sex/bathroom sex, dom!jackie, dom/sub dynamics, aftercare, confessions, slight throat/neck kink if you squint, jackie and misty are NOT a couple
author’s note: shout out to @neon-junkie for making me a jackie welles whore
◈ 𝘈 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘰𝘧 𝘣𝘦𝘢𝘶𝘵𝘺 — 𝘐 𝘬𝘯𝘰𝘸 𝘞𝘪𝘭𝘭 𝘯𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳 𝘧𝘢𝘥𝘦 𝘢𝘸𝘢𝘺 ◈
𝙨𝙚𝙚 𝙮𝙤𝙪
🅸🅽 🅷🅴🅻🅻 🧧

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Notice Me
Neteyam x Reader
Summary: All of your friends were pursuing or have already found their mate, but you on the other hand weren’t focused nor worrying about that and it made it extra hard for the poor guy who was trying so hard to gain your attention.
The day you walked into Neteyams life he was absolutely taken by you. You were introduced to the Sully family by your mother who was one of the finest weavers in your clan, she had weaved them a baby basket for their newborn Tuk’tirey. You followed her path being one of the best in your age group. Anything you touch was gold.
Although you thought your skills were useless up against your dream of becoming a fierce warrior, the eldest Sully thought otherwise. Over the years of knowing you, he would always come to you if his loincloth had been torn in flight, asking for a new armband, a new vest, or asking you to create decorative tapestry art for his family’s home. (They got sick of him filling up the family’s space with stuff he didn’t need.) With each request, he would bring tools and accessories he found while he was hunting. He would always sit and listen to you sing weaving songs along with your fellow weaving circle. Little did you know, the man was infatuated.
“Sa’nok (mother) I’ll be back, I’m going to collect some trinkets from the forest.” Your mother responded with ‘be careful’ with a kind smile.
You secured your satchel over your shoulder and tucked your knife into its sheath. You swung open the flap of your home to be greeted by and well known face.
“Kaltixì (hello)” you greeted with a smile that he returned even brighter.
“You ready?” You nodded following him to his Ikran, he grabbed your hand helping you on.
“Is that a new top?”
Your cheeks warmed at the thought of him noticing “Yes I finished it yesterday.”
“It is beautiful, the colors of the beads suit you well.”
•••
You two landed gracefully outside the forest. He helped you off and walked alongside you. You excitedly got started, finding trinkets to add to your future crafts. Seeds you can sit out to dry, feathers, multicolored pebbles, and picking a few colorful flowers neatly putting them in your pouch, and even with medicinal herbs that could come in handy.
While you look around you felt a sense of longing, you missed the forest more than anything. It saddened you your clan had to move to high ground in order to be safe now the only way you could get here is by being a passenger on someone else’s Ikran.
“I miss this” you blurted out as you ran your fingers along the beautiful glowing plants.
“As do i” he chimed in.
He watched you for a moment longer than needed, eyes following the way the forest light kissed your skin. Working up the courage to present you with something’s he’s been holding onto. Then he reached into the satchel at his side.
“I made something for you,” Neteyam said quietly.
You turned, surprised, as he held out a woven armband tight, clean craftsmanship, threaded with deep blues and warm golds. His colors.
“For me?” you asked, genuinely shocked.
He nodded, suddenly shy. “For protection. And… so you think of me when you wear it.”
Your smile was instant and sincere as you slid it onto your slender arm. “I will treasure it. Irayo (thanks), Neteyam.” You didn’t notice the way his chest lifted, the way his ears flicked back in satisfaction. In his mind, it was done. You were claimed.
Sadly you weren’t aware of any of it.
•••
Back at the Hallelujah Mountains, the weaving circle buzzed with quiet talk and laughter. You sat cross-legged among your friends, hands moving easily as you reinforced tool wraps and braided cord for hunters.
“You’ve been smiling all day,” Na’vani teased, nudging you. “Something I should know?”
Before you could answer, a shadow fell across your work. “Kaltixì,” came a warm voice.
You looked up to see K’u’thal, spear resting at his side. He was well known through out your clan, talented in many ways especially when it came to hunting. Many women pursued him as a potential mate.
His eyes glanced over your work curious rather than bold. “What are you making?”
You happily explained with a smile, holding up your work, and he smiled softly, impressed. Soon the two of you were talking easily, sharing stories that had Na’vani grinning to herself.
Not far away, Neteyam watched.
His jaw tightened.
•••
A few days later the Tlalim Clan arrived, the rainforest came alive with voices and trade. Everyone and their loved ones were back where they belonged, children running around with toys in the shape of animals mimicking sounds, laughter echoing through the forest, and stories being told about clans you have yet to meet. It felt good.
As you walked around with an unwavering smile on your face, Neteyam found you near the stream.
“Finally I have found you” a smile adorned his face as he pressed a small bundle into your hands, hair beads carved from traded bone and shell.
“I saw them and thought of you,” he said.
Your smile widened and hugged him without thinking. “They are beautiful! Irayo (Thank you).”
He watched you basically float away convinced you finally understood his intentions.
•••
Later, at the communal dinner, Na’vani toyed with your armband, eyes dancing in the firelight. “Let me guess… K’u’thal?”
You laughed softly. “No, Neteyam made this.”
Her smile turned knowing just as K’u’thal appeared at your side, setting a small woven charm into your hands. Before you could protest or even thank him he was gone again, swallowed by the crowd.
Na’vani sighed, shaking her head in amusement. “Eywa help you,” she muttered. “You’re leading on two of the finest warriors our age and don’t even know it.”
Shocked by her statement you barely had time to respond before a hand closed around your wrist.
Neteyam.
He didn’t speak as he guided you away from the fire, past the laughter and music, until the noise dulled and it was just the two of you beneath the glow of the mountains. Only then did he turn to you, jaw tight, eyes burning.
“Why are you accepting gifts from him?” he asked, voice low and strained.
You recoiled slightly, confused and hurt. “What do you mean it’s harmless”
“Harmless? This is far from harmless he knows i am pursuing you as a mate yet he continues to fight for your attention.” Your eyes bulge.
“I- what? I thought you were pursuing Veyt’ari. That is word around the village.”
He scoffed softly, stepping closer causing your heart to beat just a little faster. “I do not want Veyt’ari.” He tilts his head and his voice dropped. “I want you.”
The world went quiet as he leaned in. Your ears perk and tail sway in anticipation.
When he kissed you, it was hesitant at first like he was giving you one last chance to pull away. Instead, you kissed him back, breathless, stunned, hands curling into his chest. The kiss deepened, years of unspoken longing finally breaking free.
When you pulled apart, both of you were flushed, foreheads resting together.
“Oh,” you whispered.
Neteyam smiled, satisfied at last.
“Yes, paskalin… oh.” (Sweet Berry)
•••
Extra
Neteyam didn’t realize how obvious he’d been until Lo’ak wouldn’t stop grinning at him across the fire.
“So,” his brother drawled, pulling meat off his skewer, “all it took was…what? Three years? Four?”
Neteyam shot him a warning look. “quiet.”
Kiri tilted her head, eyes glowing with amusement. “You know, most people say they’re courting someone. They don’t just… silently offer crafts and hope Eywa delivers the message.”
“She thought you were being nice?,” Tuk innocently chimed in, swinging her legs. “That’s kind of sad.”
Neteyam groaned, burying his face in his hands. Embarrassed that even his little sister caught on and she hasn’t even had the mating talk.
“I was clear.”
Lo’ak laughed outright. “Bro you literally watched another guy give her gifts and still said nothing , yeah that’s real clear”
Jake cleared his throat, lips twitching despite himself. “Alright that’s enough leave ‘em alone.”
“Son, next time…maybe use words.”
From across the clearing, you glanced over, confused by the sudden burst of laughter. Neteyam looked up just in time to see you smile at him.
Worth it.
Kiri leaned in, smirking. “Only took you years to get noticed.”
Neteyam didn’t argue, he was just happy now that he has you.
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