#tarsem x reader

Avatar- Movies

Jake Sully

Stay with me- As you lay bleeding in the battlefield, Jake is there begging you to stay

Not a Soldier- When Jake's treatment towards Lo'ak takes a turn for the worse after Neteyam's death, you step in to put an end to it.

Tarsem

Nothing else matters- When you have had enough of the pressure put on you by your father, will an unexpected confession brighten your spirits?

Part two or standalone to nothing else matters. Here

Neteyam

Late-night confessions- During some late-night stargazing, you and Neteyam share a first kiss, quickly realizing neither of you knows what you're doing.

Avatar frontiers of pandora (current fixation)

So’lek

Blood Soaked Truths- When a simple RDA mission goes wrong, So'lek is forced to confront his feelings towards you.

A Normal Life- With the sky people driven out, you and So'lek try to live a normal life without your clan. This is a multipart, ongoing series

No More Hiding- After months of hiding his feelings, So'lek is forced to confess.

Exciting news- After you are injured on an rda mission, Anufi reveals some exciting news

Too much zangke- The great games brings out a rare side of So'lek

Itu

Hidden feelings- on your mission to convince the Aranahe to join the fight against the sky people, you meet a handsome hunter. Finished series Part one - Part two - Part three - Part four

Others-

Okul:

Night had fallen long ago, but still you remained where you were, waiting.

Your hands were drawn up toward your chest as you held them with your arms and you looked out ahead, the glow of the Great Mother's creation consoling you in the unfamiliar loneliness you hadn't expected to feel.

Tarsem had told you to meet him there.

Hours ago.

He was never late.

He was always early.

You weren't sure why you had even waited. In your usual impatience, you would have just went looking for him after the first hour.

Truthfully, you didn't want to admit that you had hoped, felt stupid for expecting something out of him, for the question to be asked that always hung in the air when you were with him, wholly unspoken in the midst of the intimacy that made its home between your souls.

It was the first time that he had told you he had planned something for the both of you, a gesture unlike him given your odd dynamic.

You and Tarsem were the most unlikely of friends.

While he was quiet, obedient and reserved, you were the exact opposite.

As children, you were inseparable, always roping him in with your antics and shenanigans. Even the elders around you could not grasp in their minds how someone could find such kinship with someone as boisterous and mischievous as you.

"Solay, here you are again telling poor Tarsem what to do!"

That was usually what would come out of their mouths when they would find you in your usual stance, dragging him by the hand doing things he otherwise would never do by himself.

Yet still, he followed you everywhere you went, hung on your every word, and honored your every command.

And one day, when he was waiting patiently for you outside of HomeTree, it was Mo'at who had asked him, "Are you too shy to tell Solay no?"

But he merely shook his head at her, smiling, "If I do not go with her, who will make sure she is safe?"

It was then that Mo'at and the other elders understood how he regarded you, how such a gentle, kind soul could be even gentler and even kinder to someone.

You even had to remind him, on many occasions, that you were not as delicate as he treated you to be, that you didn't need to be handled like a baby before her first communion with Eywa.

Yet, that was never how he saw you.

He knew you were strong. If anything, you were stronger than him in many ways.

It was because for Tarsem, you were the most precious thing in the world and although he was that gentle and kind soul, he would sooner burn it all to the ground than let the worst of existence ever touch you.

Everyone in the clan knew that when the day came for him to choose a mate, he had no desire picking any woman who wasn't you. He had wanted nothing more than to enjoy the simplest of happiness with you, to spend the rest of his days being yours, being the one by your side.

When that day had finally come, he had planned your courting gifts, gathering your favorite flowers and even making your favorite dish, he told you to meet him atop the waterfall you frequented not too far from HomeTree.

It was there that you both had made your own camp, crafting a makeshift shelter between two adjoining trees, overlooking the lush green of the Forest.

But those courting gifts never reached your hands and that question Tarsem wanted to ask you, a question you already had an answer for remained unspoken.

It was on that day that Jake had told Tarsem he would have to be the new Olo'eyktan.

It was a duty, an honor that he could not refuse.

He was proud to be a warrior, serving his clan, and helping ensure the safety of the Omaticaya people. It was the reason why Jake did not doubt that the People would be taken care of when he left the Forest.

But suddenly becoming Olo'eyktan had taken him away from fulfilling the duty he wanted for the person he cherished the most.

You.

.

Author's Note:

oel ngati kameie,