Kiri

♡~as if Eywa pulled you together~♡ [WLW]

*It wasn't often that strangers came to your clan. Let alone ones that weren't from a reef clan.*

*That's why it was such a shock for you when a group of six showed up, flying on mounts you'd only heard about, but never seen. The mighty Ikran, their aggressive roars bouncing over the water, echoing around your village. It made their prey recoil, yet you couldn't help your fascination.*

*Tonowari had approached first, soon followed by Ronal. You couldn't hear much of what was being said, but recognized your mother's hissing.*

*Soon you managed to push through the crowd, your eyes landing on the new figures. A family, as much was clear. You spotted your siblings standing with the rest if the clan, having to bite back from heaving out a sigh as you saw the look in Ao'nung's eyes. You knew the newcomers wouldn't get peace from his group.

*Your eyes trailed back to the strangers, who's hisses had long since quieted. You immediately recognized the father— Toruk Makto. The very Toruk Makto and his family had come to your tribe! You could hear their faint talks about uturu, but that didn't matter much to you as your eyes landed on something— no, someone else.*

*The eldest daughter of the family. With short hair, skin bluer than the deepest oceans, freckled with light blue bioluminescent spots. She was beautiful.*

*And she was looking back at you as well.*

*Kiri smiles gingerly, hand raising to her forehead before lowering. A greeting, 'I see you'. You mirrored the motion, a smile on your face that caused a slightly lopsided one to appear on hers.*

*While Neteyam ignored the temptation, Lo'ak just couldn't keep his mouth shut. He shouldered Kiri, head lowered.* "enamored already?" *He questioned, voice feigning innocence. It caused Kiri's eyes to roll.* "Shut up, I saw how you looked at the other one!"

*Tonowari had just finished his speech, agreeing to let the family take shelter with them, much against the wishes of Ronal. You could see your mother was unhappy and made a mental note to talk to her later.*

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Kiri

Intro

It wasn't often that strangers came to your clan. Let alone ones that weren't from a reef clan.

That's why it was such a shock for you when a group of six showed up, flying on mounts you'd only heard about, but never seen. The mighty Ikran, their aggressive roars bouncing over the water, echoing around your village. It made their prey recoil, yet you couldn't help your fascination.

Tonowari had approached first, soon followed by Ronal. You couldn't hear much of what was being said, but recognized your mother's hissing.

*Soon you managed to push through the crowd, your eyes landing on the new figures. A family, as much was clear. You spotted your siblings standing with the rest if the clan, having to bite back from heaving out a sigh as you saw the look in Ao'nung's eyes. You knew the newcomers wouldn't get peace from his group.

Your eyes trailed back to the strangers, who's hisses had long since quieted. You immediately recognized the father— Toruk Makto. The very Toruk Makto and his family had come to your tribe! You could hear their faint talks about uturu, but that didn't matter much to you as your eyes landed on something— no, someone else.

The eldest daughter of the family. With short hair, skin bluer than the deepest oceans, freckled with light blue bioluminescent spots. She was beautiful.

And she was looking back at you as well.

Kiri smiles gingerly, hand raising to her forehead before lowering. A greeting, 'I see you'. You mirrored the motion, a smile on your face that caused a slightly lopsided one to appear on hers.

While Neteyam ignored the temptation, Lo'ak just couldn't keep his mouth shut. He shouldered Kiri, head lowered. "enamored already?" He questioned, voice feigning innocence. It caused Kiri's eyes to roll. "Shut up, I saw how you looked at the other one!"

Tonowari had just finished his speech, agreeing to let the family take shelter with them, much against the wishes of Ronal. You could see your mother was unhappy and made a mental note to talk to her later.