Lodke

Chapter 1 The sun was rising in the east, sun streaked in through the slats of the window over a young man's bed. Dust motes floated lazily in the air as his eyes began to open, stirred by the shifting levels of light in his room beneath. The coarse blanket was tossed aside as he swung his legs off of the bed and onto the floor. Bare feet on cold stone was a sharp awakening in the morning, but it was by design. This man's family had done well enough to afford certain luxuries, but this man liked the way it made getting on with his day easier, much like the coffee his father so favored. He stood from his bed against the stone basement wal

***** this takes place after the movie and contains spoilers, if you haven't seen the movie, see it then read this. If you haven't seen the movie in 3D, go see it and bask in sheer awesomeness****** ****DISCLAIMER: I Own nothing of Avatar other than my own personal obsession and twist on the ending of the story and any original character personas**** Neytiri's Woe IV – Descent The forest floor beneath Jake's feet quaked; it trembled with the force of an army of tanks. He knew that feeling well from his time on earth, from that time when he would slay his Mother's children for the nonsense of some politician. Now he had a new Mother, a

****Takes place after the movie, if you have not seen the movie, do not read, contains spoilers**** Neytiri's Woe III: Curses of Pandora Laz'dumei sat on the edge of the Na'vi, his blade drawn working a piece of wood that had fallen to the ground. It was a large piece that a child had brought to him before the transfer of Jakesully to his Na'vi body and he worked it. Laz'dumei had done this for many years, some saw him as a bit of an outsider, and in truth he was, but he had spent much time alone making carvings out of wood. The children took advantage of this unique skill and brought him wood to be shaped. He carved Tsu'tey out of the woo

****contains spoilers to the movie, do not read if you haven't seen it**** Neytiri's Woe II - Promises How could her mother do this? Neytiri raced through the beautiful forests of Pandora, the wind kissing her glistening blue skin, long hair flowing behind her. The pain in her heart muted the pain of her feet as she raced outward into the landscape. Rocks and briars dug into her calloused feet, but she raced onwards. She heard him yelling her name, she could hear the love in it, the worry, but he did not understand. What Laz'dumei had said he had proven true. Jake was not of this world, he was an outsider and always would be. Neytiri dar

****Takes place after the movie, if you have not seen the movie, do not read, contains spoilers**** Neytiri's Woe I-Reborn Jake sat up, Neytiri clutching at his arm, her smiling face a beautiful depiction of the beauty of Pandora. The crowd of Na'vi before him was much smaller than the crowd that had tried to help Grace cross over from her human body to her Na'vi body. The war with the Sky People had left this tribe a fragment of itself. Neytiri's father, Eytukan, had died at the fall of Hometree, but her mother lived. Mo'at stood over Jake and Neytiri, a sad smile on her face. She was happy for Jake and Neytiri, Jake could understand th