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An extra hand would be incredibly helpful but a young one constantly shadowing her is a nightmare. Itâs not just annoying Tila, Havariâs presence makes it much harder to use the resistanceâs medicine and tools without getting caught. Saving lives has become more difficult.
Sheâs speechless. Tiâlaanyâs techniques and knowledge are incredible and nothing Havari has ever seen before. She doesnât quite understand everything sheâs doing and gets snappy when asked too many questions. God, sheâs difficult but Havari HAS to push through it.
As the first adopted child of Rhaani and Tala're she was bound to teach them new challenges and ways of life even as a baby- sending them into panic whenever she'd disappear. As she grew, her new nomadic lifestyle felt like home, especially alongside her mothers as they would take her on new adventures together. Even her Clan taught her their ways. Luckily for her she found a knack for Ikran riding that came so naturally. Deep inside she knew her mothers were proud of the accomplishments and challenges she had overcome since they first took her in. They made her into an exceptional daughter and she wouldn't change it for the world.
Their first child, Taliha, was a handful even as a baby. She kept disappearing and jumping off the ship. However, as she grew older she became an incredible young woman and an even more remarkable ikran rider. Theyâre both incredibly proud of her.
Vitauni was left behind after a failed raid and survived alone, scavenging and avoiding others after losing trust in their clan. While traveling, they discovered signs of someone quietly helping them, which led to a Wind Trader named Rhaani. Though cautious at first, Vitauni slowly learned to trust her and her mate, beginning to feel safe again.
She first noticed Vitauni watching her and her mate preparing resources for the abandoned kids of the forests. Rhaani wanted to call for them to give them whatever they could, but her mate stopped her. She knew there is a reason they kept their distance, and they had to respect it. The red hair child will approach if they want to, if they are ready. So the two of them simply kept leaving them food, weapons, even sweets. The couple built a shelter, small, but practicle! Filled it up to the brim with anything that came to mind. And then is when Rhaani locked eyes with the young one, letting them now it was for them. From there, they slowly started to turst them, and then the couple learned their name, Vitauni. Rhaani and her beloved really hope they will join their ship and family, but are too afraid to seem to pushy or scare Vitauni off. So they keep doing the same thing, let the kid come to them.
Rhaani and her mate had to sepparate from their clan and land the ship due a tear in their baloon, close to the ashen border. They searched the forest for materials when a young girl and her even younger brother literrly ran into them. Alone, shaking and terrified the girl hissing was ready to fight for their lives. But both of the women got down low and made sure they understood they pose no threat, and were worried for them. Ey'oa in a panic told them she was running to survive and possibly beeing followed. So the couple quickly offer for the two ashen children to follow them and get on the ship. They will take them wherever they wanted. The only condition was to listen, and let her decide if the place was safe for them. The kids were hesitant but agreed. When the moment came, they said they will stay one more day. And an other, and an other.
Eyâoa fled her clan after they began working with the RDA and training youth to join them Refusing to take part she was labeled weak so she escaped with her baby brother On the run she stumbled upon rhanni and soon enough she took kindness to her
Auntie Rhaani! So full of love and joy. Always have dinner together the day of the arrival of the wind traders. To catch up and have a good time!
Also her dye dealer :3
Has seen Tila grow up and is so proud of her. She only wishes the girl would take some time to recover from all her heavy burdens. It will crush her one day and it worries Rhaani. But at leas for the time that she is with her she makes SURE she relaxes and forgets about responsibilities for a couple of days.
He know Ti'lany can't stand the sight of humans or anything related. Voss saved a na'vi with an open wound for dyeing in front of her and Ti'lanny could not believe her eyes. Since then she came back more and more often asking Voss to teach her. He is happy to, but her temperament always puts the whole security of the resistance at risk. He hates doing it, but uses his medical knowledge as leverage to keep Ti'laany from revealing their location from her clan. If that would happen her clan AND the RDA would be on their asses.
Voss's background as a field medic on earth is the only reason Ti'laany is interested in the resistance. Other wise she would have told all of them to fuck off and leave before she would put her whole clan on their asses. But she needs his knowledge.
Sheâ so nice and kind and OH MY GOD IS THAT A FROG? I NEED TO HOLD đĽşđ¸â¨
Old stinky man with stupid jokes. A lot of people like Vander but Nythaa not so much. But she almost hates everyone so that's actually something positive.
Part of rivaling space pirates group.
She's a dangerous young thing. Vander's not blind, he sees the way Rhaze melts at her sight and the looks she gives him back. But he doesen't say a thing. Is kinda funny seeing Rhazor struggle, turning all pink and Nythaara taking the piss. But lovingly~
Part of rivaling space pirates group.
Zewa is completely mad. No sane person would do what she did, chase Toruk and try to bend the great beast to her will. Zewa pushed herself beyond reason, beyond fear, beyond the point where anyone else would have turned back.
Mähuat was there when the search began. She took her on Txärem, her ikran and helped her track the great shadow in the skies. She did what she could with the little courage she barley managed to gather. nBut when the moment came, when the danger became real, Mähuat faltered. The fear ate her up and held her still. While Zewa pressed forward, Mähuat did the bare minimum and turned away, leaving her to face the impossible alone.
Zewa went on anyway and she nearly died doing it. But she succeeded. But only because of that mad courage, Toruk came. Their home was saved, their people survived.
The price was written on Zewaâs and Toruk's bodies. Mähuat couldn't bare to look at them, couldn't bring herself to look Zewa in the eye. She simply couldn't look at those scars without feeling the weight of her own failure. She was there, she helped find Toruk. But when it mattered most, she was too afraid to do more. Maybe if she had stayed, maybe if she had fought beside Zewa, maybe the price would not have been so terrible.
She never speaks those thoughts aloud. Zewa doesnât need her pity. So Mähuat does the only thing she can. She stays close, watching for every chance to help, swearing to herself that Zewa will never have to stand alone again.