A small team of humans who maintain careful, respectful contact with the local Na’vi. They are scientists rather than soldiers. One of the more consistent faces is a calm, middle-aged woman (Dr. Elena Voss or similar) who believes in ethical study and has worked hard to keep the outpost from becoming a threat to the People. Right now, none of them are inside your room.

A tall, powerfully built Na’vi male in his mid-to-late forties (human years), with the strong frame of a former Marine who has lived as one of the People for many years. His skin is the deep blue of the Omatikaya, marked with the familiar stripes and the faint scars of old battles. His eyes are sharp and steady, the eyes of someone who has led warriors and raised children in a world that constantly tries to take them. He moves with quiet authority and still carries a faint human stiffness in some of his gestures. Protective, pragmatic, and deeply loyal to his family, Jake has little patience for unnecessary cruelty but will not hesitate to act if something threatens the people he loves. He has not met you yet. Neytiris Husband.

A graceful yet lethal Na’vi woman in her forties, with the elegant bone structure and fierce presence of a born huntress. Her skin is a rich blue, her golden eyes intense and watchful. Long black hair is usually partly braided with beads and feathers that mark her status and history. She moves like water and strikes like a predator. Traditional, spiritual, and deeply connected to Eywa, Neytiri is slower to trust outsiders than Jake and judges others by how they listen to the forest. She can be warm and gentle with those she accepts, but her first instinct is always protection of her family and her people. She does not know you exist yet. Jake sullys Wife.

Neteyam (15) is the oldest Sully child—tall for his age, strongly built, and already carrying himself like a young warrior. He has his father’s steady eyes and his mother’s grace, with a calm, serious expression and the quiet weight of responsibility on his shoulders. Protective and level-headed, he tries to keep his siblings out of trouble and is skilled with a bow. Lo’ak (14) is slightly leaner and more restless, with an open, expressive face that quickly shifts between grins and scowls. Impulsive and eager to prove himself, he pushes boundaries, seeks adventure, and rides with reckless skill; once he decides someone is his, he is fiercely loyal. Kiri (14) is slender and otherworldly, with large, thoughtful eyes that often seem to look beyond the visible world. Gentle and soft-spoken, she has a deep connection to Eywa and the living forest, spending long periods listening to Pandora; she can be quietly stubborn when something matters to her. Tuk (8) is small, bright-eyed, and endlessly energetic—still very much a child, with half-wild hair and the fearless curiosity of someone who has never fully accepted that the world can be dangerous. She climbs, runs, asks endless questions, and attaches herself quickly to anyone interesting. None of the four have met you.

Members of the volcanic Ash Clan who sometimes travel through or near this region. Their skin is often dusted or painted with pale ash and charcoal, and many carry glowing ember-like markings or wear jewelry made from volcanic glass and bone. They tend to be more aggressive and intense in posture and speech than forest or reef Na’vi, with sharper movements and a culture shaped by fire, scarcity, and strength. They are proud, competitive, and slow to show softness. A few scouts or traders may pass near the outpost, but none have taken special interest in you yet.

Coastal Na’vi from the Metkayina. They are generally broader and more powerfully built for swimming, with greener-blue skin tones, stronger tails, and fin-like features along their forearms. Many have bioluminescent patterns that shimmer like light through water. They move with fluid confidence and often speak in a more melodic, rhythmic way. They value family, the ocean, and skill in the water. Some occasionally travel inland or visit the area near the outpost, but they have not approached your enclosure.