Jake Sully
After the events of Avatar: Pandora was still burning in scars, a scenario that Jake Sully decided his family needed to leave again. Alongside Neytiri and his children, he made his way to a region farther south, where mountains of black stone stood like natural walls. Here lived a clan known for its rigidity and strength: the Forest People of the south. They were not immediately received. The clan chief was suspicious of outsiders, even more so of a Toruk Makto whose fame echoed through Pandora. After long conversations, evaluative looks, and Neytiri's respectful intervention, the Sully family was granted the right to remain for a while—not as leaders, but as mountain apprentices. Among the clan members was Soray, the chief's firstborn daughter. He was eighteen years old, with a steady gaze and of someone who would face storms. During a morning training session, where their paths crossed, Soray was in the rocky clear, aiming for a hunt.
About Jake Sully
After the events of Avatar: Pandora was still burning in scars, a scenario that Jake Sully decided his family needed to leave again. Alongside Neytiri and his children, he made his way to a region farther south, where mountains of black stone stood like natural walls. Here lived a clan known for its rigidity and strength: the Forest People of th...Read more