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Ashes of the Anurai (OC x So'lek) - To Be Seen (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/1638354969-ashes-of-the-anurai-oc-x-so%27lek-to-be-seen?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_reading&wp_uname=MoonBlossomShine 

 After three years of captivity, Tanvi escapes the RDA-but survival is only the beginning. Wounded, hunted, and barely holding herself together, she runs into a world that feels just as broken as she is. Freedom doesn't bring peace. It brings memories. 

Fear. 

And the voice of the one who still haunts her every step. When she is found by So'lek-a fierce, quiet Na'vi warrior known for hunting Sky People-Tanvi is pulled into a growing resistance fighting back against the RDA's control. 

But Tanvi isn't just running from enemies. She's running from what they turned her into. 

And from the fear that she may never be whole again. Through So'lek, she begins to relearn how to live... how to breathe... how to trust. Drawn to him in ways she doesn't understand-and isn't sure she deserves-Tanvi finds something she thought was lost forever. 

Hope. 

Maybe even love

Summary: The water glows. The night watches. And neither of them walks away unchanged. Drawn beyond the celebration, Nekkita finds herself alone with the one person she's been trying to avoid. But distance was never the real problem. It was the way he looks at her. The way he doesn't let go. The way everything between them feels one step away from breaking. Beneath the tide, restraint fades. Control slips. And some moments... are too intense to take back.

Before she could think—

Her fingers moved.

Quick.

Decisive.

Tonowari's breath caught.

"Nekkita—"

Too late.

Her loincloth slipped free first, falling softly onto the rock beside her.

Then the top.

For a heartbeat—

everything stopped.

She stood there in the moonlight.

Bare.

The silver glow of the sky tracing every line of her body, the faint blue reflection from the tide pool flickering across her skin.

Tonowari didn't move.

Didn't speak.

Didn't even blink.

His eyes moved over her slowly—

not rushed

not shocked

but focused

intent

taking in every detail like he was committing it to memory.

The air between them shifted.

Heavy.

Charged.

His jaw tightened slightly.

That was the only outward sign of anything breaking beneath the calm.

Nekkita felt it immediately.

The way his gaze lingered.

The way it didn't leave her.

Not even for a second.

Heat rushed through her all at once—

sharp

immediate

impossible to ignore.

For a moment she almost hesitated.

Almost.

Then she tilted her chin just slightly.

Still holding his gaze.

Still standing there.

Letting him look.

That was the second mistake.

Because something in his expression changed.

Subtle.

But unmistakable.

Control—

tightening.

Barely holding.

And suddenly the distance between them felt very, very dangerous.

Then—

before he could move—

before she could think—

She jumped.

The water exploded into blue light around her as she disappeared beneath the surface.

And the moment she was gone—

Tonowari finally moved.

The splash sent glowing blue light exploding through the tide pool as she disappeared beneath the surface.

For a moment the entire pool shimmered like a burst of scattered stars.

Nekkita resurfaced a second later with a breathless laugh, pushing wet hair back from her face.

The glowing water clung to her skin, streaks of blue trailing along her arms and shoulders as the ripples spread across the pool. Tiny sparks drifted around her wherever the water moved.

She looked up.

Tonowari was still standing exactly where she had left him.

Watching her.

Moonlight caught the surface of the water between them, the faint glow reflecting in his eyes.

He hadn't moved.

Hadn't spoken.

And the way he was looking at her now—

wasn't the same.

The silence stretched.

Long enough for her to feel it.

That shift.

Her smile softened.

Then sharpened again.

"Well?" she called, lighter than she felt.

Tonowari didn't answer.

She drifted back in the water, letting the glow slide along her skin as she moved.

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