Hi lovelies!! This is a library of all the stories that have been written by me so far, the old, the new, and the half-finished!
Reason to Refuse
In a quiet forest clearing, Jake Sully, now a Sky Person living among the Na'vi, struggles with his place in the family he has adopted. While he works on a half‑butchered animal, his mother‑in‑law Moʼat watches him, reflecting on his past mistakes, his stubborn questioning, and his inability to fully belong. The children—Neteyam, Loʼak, Kiri, and Tuk—observe their father’s uneasy attempts at fitting in, while Moʼat’s quiet counsel hints at both criticism and reluctant acceptance. Amid the fire’s glow and the night’s sounds, Jake confronts his lingering doubts and the weight of his choices, ultimately remaining in the clearing, bound to the family and the world he once fought against. The story captures his internal conflict, the tension between his human past and Na'vi present, and the fragile, tentative ties that keep him rooted in a world that is both alien and home.
Completed
Meet Me There
Jake has spent years inside a body that moves when he asks it to.
So when his injured leg suddenly stops answering him, the terror is not new.
Neytiri cannot make his body obey.
She can only sit beside him, take his hand, and meet him where the fear has taken him.
So when his injured leg suddenly stops answering him, the terror is not new.
Neytiri cannot make his body obey.
She can only sit beside him, take his hand, and meet him where the fear has taken him.
Completed
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Bright Eyes
After seven exhausting days, Jake finally falls asleep in Neytiri’s lap at the clan’s bathing pools.
His children immediately descend.
Lo’ak pulls his tail. Spider pokes him. Jake growls, shows his teeth, and does absolutely nothing about either of them.
The children have never been afraid of their father’s teeth.
They know better than anyone what they are for.
His children immediately descend.
Lo’ak pulls his tail. Spider pokes him. Jake growls, shows his teeth, and does absolutely nothing about either of them.
The children have never been afraid of their father’s teeth.
They know better than anyone what they are for.
Completed
The Weight of Water
When Neytiri is swept through the broken deck of the sinking ship, she finds herself trapped inside its flooded hull with no way to tell up from down, no way to reach her family, and the water still rising.
Jake sees her go under.
He follows.
He has no air. No rope. No plan.
He only knows she is down there alone.
Jake sees her go under.
He follows.
He has no air. No rope. No plan.
He only knows she is down there alone.
Completed
His Last Shadow
Neytiri never expected to find peace. But watching her son raise a family of his own, four years after losing Jake, she finds something almost as good - proof that what they built together didn't die with him.
Completed
Letting You All the Way In
A month after Home Tree falls, Jake is still learning what it means to be Na'vi — the weight of leading a shattered clan, the grief he doesn't let himself name, and now, a change in his body he doesn't have a word for. Neytiri knows before he does. Mo'at knows before either of them will admit it out loud.
Some things a body only does when it's certain it's home.
Some things a body only does when it's certain it's home.
Completed
The Choosing
The bond didn't make him wild. It made him still.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Completed
Predator’s Patience
The bond didn't make him wild. It made him still.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Completed
A House Built For Two - 18+
The People carry their dead to the Well of Souls, and the dreamwalker who learned their ways — the one Neytiri taught, vouched for, and bonded — is gone into the smoke behind them.
She keeps her father’s bow across her knees and a question she cannot lay down: whether the man she loved was ever real, or the most beautiful lie ever told to her. The clan cannot decide whether to grieve him or curse him. Neither can she.
But grief is not the only thing she carried out of the fire — and some bonds do not break when a body does.
A slow, dark love story about the worst thing love can do, and the long work of building a house for two souls from the wreckage of one.
She keeps her father’s bow across her knees and a question she cannot lay down: whether the man she loved was ever real, or the most beautiful lie ever told to her. The clan cannot decide whether to grieve him or curse him. Neither can she.
But grief is not the only thing she carried out of the fire — and some bonds do not break when a body does.
A slow, dark love story about the worst thing love can do, and the long work of building a house for two souls from the wreckage of one.
In progress
Nothing Has Changed - Ongoing - 18+
Jake Sully has loved Neytiri for thirty years when she dies in his arms. He closes his eyes on her cold body. He opens them three days before he meets her for the first time — twenty-two again, every step back to her still ahead of him, the countdown already running.
She is not his wife yet. She is a stranger he hasn’t met, with a drawn bow pointed at the back of his head. The rules of Tsahìk and clan and Tsaheylu will not bend for a man carrying a grief she cannot see.
Can you love someone twice, after losing them once?
A story about earning someone after losing them. About the silence you keep so you don’t break what you’re trying to save.
She is not his wife yet. She is a stranger he hasn’t met, with a drawn bow pointed at the back of his head. The rules of Tsahìk and clan and Tsaheylu will not bend for a man carrying a grief she cannot see.
Can you love someone twice, after losing them once?
A story about earning someone after losing them. About the silence you keep so you don’t break what you’re trying to save.
In progress
Entu
Jake cried the first time he held Neteyam. He counted four fingers and thought, with an old human reflex he could not stop: thank God. He looks like her.
When Kiri came, he counted five. The cold touched him - briefly - and then her eyes opened, and it didn't matter.
Then the third came.
Five fingers. Jake's brow. Jake's hands. Jake's face, softened into innocence.
And Jake went cold, and could not tell a single soul why.
When Kiri came, he counted five. The cold touched him - briefly - and then her eyes opened, and it didn't matter.
Then the third came.
Five fingers. Jake's brow. Jake's hands. Jake's face, softened into innocence.
And Jake went cold, and could not tell a single soul why.
Completed
Knots
An eight-year-old wants his hair to match his father’s. The trouble is the word father — and everything Jake Sully has decided not to let himself feel.
Completed
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Grief has made Neytiri untouchable.
Jake stays anyway.
Not because he can save her. Not because there is anything left to fix. But because even broken things still need warmth, and even grief this deep needs somewhere to fall.
Jake stays anyway.
Not because he can save her. Not because there is anything left to fix. But because even broken things still need warmth, and even grief this deep needs somewhere to fall.
Completed
Ma ‘evi
Weeks after the battle, the relief everyone promised him still hasn’t come. Spider sits alone on the Awa'atlu shore and tries to braid his own hair — and can’t; no one ever taught his hands.
A wordless, post-canon piece about the kind of belonging that doesn’t fix anything — and stays anyway.
A wordless, post-canon piece about the kind of belonging that doesn’t fix anything — and stays anyway.
Completed
Open Cages - 18+
Everything in Neytiri’s life had been decided for her — her duty, her mate, her first night. Under the Tree of Voices, she finally chooses for herself.
Completed
The Thing I Let Inside
After Hometree falls, Neytiri sits among the survivors with her father’s bow and a sickness in her stomach that will not lift. Jake knew the fire was coming and said nothing — and the worst of it is not the betrayal, but the part of her that still turns toward the smoke, hoping he survived.
Completed
Small Enough - +18
Days after the battle, in the quiet of the marui, Neytiri goes to Jake. Not to forget what Varang took from her — but to remember what was always hers.
A slow afternoon of being held, and the careful giving-back of a bond that was taken by force.
A slow afternoon of being held, and the careful giving-back of a bond that was taken by force.
Completed
Painted With Fire
Neytiri paints Jake for the ceremony that will bind him to the Omaticaya. The work is slow, intimate, and charged with everything neither of them can say. When she draws the last line under his jaw and speaks the words every teacher must eventually say, she steps through the curtain and leaves him to carry the weight of that hour into his new life.
Completed
Her Mother’s Hammock - 18+
Neytiri was raised on quiet.
Her mother’s hammock taught her that love was breath-shaped, half-spoken, never loud enough to wake a sleeping cousin. The first time Jake came to her under the Tree of Voices, he had been quiet.
Three days after he returns as Toruk Makto, on the eve of a war that may end the world, she finds him praying at the Tree of Souls in a language she barely speaks, and decides she is done being lied to in silence.
Her mother’s hammock taught her that love was breath-shaped, half-spoken, never loud enough to wake a sleeping cousin. The first time Jake came to her under the Tree of Voices, he had been quiet.
Three days after he returns as Toruk Makto, on the eve of a war that may end the world, she finds him praying at the Tree of Souls in a language she barely speaks, and decides she is done being lied to in silence.
Completed
Forgot to Breathe
His last conscious thought was gratitude.
Thank you, he thought. Thank you for holding me. I’m sorry I needed it. I’m sorry I couldn’t do this on my own.
The light above him dimmed and then vanished.
Jake Sully sank.
Thank you, he thought. Thank you for holding me. I’m sorry I needed it. I’m sorry I couldn’t do this on my own.
The light above him dimmed and then vanished.
Jake Sully sank.
Completed
Seconds
Some words cannot be back. Some edges cannot be walked back from. A father and son reckon with what they’ve become to each other.
Completed
First Times
Sarabi's body is changing, calling for something she doesn't yet understand. As her first estrus begins, she must navigate fear, anticipation, and desire—guided by the wisdom of her pride and the love of her king.
This is the story of a threshold crossed: of first times, trust, and the sacred bond between king and queen.
This is the story of a threshold crossed: of first times, trust, and the sacred bond between king and queen.
Completed
Safari Njema
As evening settles over the Pride Lands, Sarabi lies surrounded by the pride she helped rebuild. In the cool shelter of Pride Rock, she is held by family, by memory, and by love as she offers her final words and blessings.
When her last breath leaves her, grief ripples through those who remain. And beyond it, in Milele, Sarabi is reunited with Mufasa at last, where rest is not an ending but a homecoming.
A quiet, tender exploration of legacy, love, and the courage it takes to let go.
When her last breath leaves her, grief ripples through those who remain. And beyond it, in Milele, Sarabi is reunited with Mufasa at last, where rest is not an ending but a homecoming.
A quiet, tender exploration of legacy, love, and the courage it takes to let go.
Completed
The Den and the Crown
On the eve of Simba’s birth, crowns mean nothing.
With labor beginning early, Sarabi chooses a den away from Pride Rock, guided not by ceremony but instinct. As predators test the boundaries and the land itself turns watchful, she becomes something sharper than a queen: a lioness whose protectiveness allows no margin for error, not even from the mate she trusts most.
Mufasa arrives not as a symbol, but as a male, mate, and soon-to-be father, holding the den mouth against danger while fighting the violence inside himself. Here, love is not gentle. It is stillness, restraint, and survival.
With labor beginning early, Sarabi chooses a den away from Pride Rock, guided not by ceremony but instinct. As predators test the boundaries and the land itself turns watchful, she becomes something sharper than a queen: a lioness whose protectiveness allows no margin for error, not even from the mate she trusts most.
Mufasa arrives not as a symbol, but as a male, mate, and soon-to-be father, holding the den mouth against danger while fighting the violence inside himself. Here, love is not gentle. It is stillness, restraint, and survival.
Completed
Peke — The End
Nala comes home to a Pride that has learned to survive under Scar’s grey reign—and brings the exile back with her. Scar falls fast. The hyenas fall slower. And when Simba climbs into the alcove, the pride learns what it costs to put a new king on the rock.
Completed
Peke — New Season
After the cull, Amani has learned what kings take.
Simba returns as a stranger with blood on his teeth and duty in his mouth, and when Amani’s body wakes up to him, fear and instinct become impossible to separate.
Simba returns as a stranger with blood on his teeth and duty in his mouth, and when Amani’s body wakes up to him, fear and instinct become impossible to separate.
Reason to Refuse
In a quiet forest clearing, Jake Sully, now a Sky Person living among the Na'vi, struggles with his place in the family he has adopted. While he works on a half‑butchered animal, his mother‑in‑law Moʼat watches him, reflecting on his past mistakes, his stubborn questioning, and his inability to fully belong. The children—Neteyam, Loʼak, Kiri, and Tuk—observe their father’s uneasy attempts at fitting in, while Moʼat’s quiet counsel hints at both criticism and reluctant acceptance. Amid the fire’s glow and the night’s sounds, Jake confronts his lingering doubts and the weight of his choices, ultimately remaining in the clearing, bound to the family and the world he once fought against. The story captures his internal conflict, the tension between his human past and Na'vi present, and the fragile, tentative ties that keep him rooted in a world that is both alien and home.
Completed
Meet Me There
Jake has spent years inside a body that moves when he asks it to.
So when his injured leg suddenly stops answering him, the terror is not new.
Neytiri cannot make his body obey.
She can only sit beside him, take his hand, and meet him where the fear has taken him.
So when his injured leg suddenly stops answering him, the terror is not new.
Neytiri cannot make his body obey.
She can only sit beside him, take his hand, and meet him where the fear has taken him.
Completed
Bright Eyes
After seven exhausting days, Jake finally falls asleep in Neytiri’s lap at the clan’s bathing pools.
His children immediately descend.
Lo’ak pulls his tail. Spider pokes him. Jake growls, shows his teeth, and does absolutely nothing about either of them.
The children have never been afraid of their father’s teeth.
They know better than anyone what they are for.
His children immediately descend.
Lo’ak pulls his tail. Spider pokes him. Jake growls, shows his teeth, and does absolutely nothing about either of them.
The children have never been afraid of their father’s teeth.
They know better than anyone what they are for.
Completed
The Weight of Water
When Neytiri is swept through the broken deck of the sinking ship, she finds herself trapped inside its flooded hull with no way to tell up from down, no way to reach her family, and the water still rising.
Jake sees her go under.
He follows.
He has no air. No rope. No plan.
He only knows she is down there alone.
Jake sees her go under.
He follows.
He has no air. No rope. No plan.
He only knows she is down there alone.
Completed
The Choosing
The bond didn't make him wild. It made him still.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Completed
Predator’s Patience
The bond didn't make him wild. It made him still.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Completed
His Last Shadow
Neytiri never expected to find peace. But watching her son raise a family of his own, four years after losing Jake, she finds something almost as good - proof that what they built together didn't die with him.
Completed
Knots
An eight-year-old wants his hair to match his father’s. The trouble is the word father — and everything Jake Sully has decided not to let himself feel.
Completed
Betrothed and Empty
A war-weary King binds himself to a beloved Jotun prince to end an ancient conflict, only to discover too late that peace forged without tenderness can break a soul—and must be mended through choice, humility, and love.
When Thor inherits his father's war and agrees to a political marriage with Loki of Jotunheim, he believes distance and restraint are kindness. But a soul-bond requires presence, not performance—and years of quiet neglect leave Loki starving in a golden cage. By the time Thor realizes what his court has hidden and what his absence has cost, Loki's spirit has already stepped back.
Now Thor must learn that ruling well is not enough if he cannot be present, and Loki must decide whether love that began as duty can be chosen again before it is lost forever.
When Thor inherits his father's war and agrees to a political marriage with Loki of Jotunheim, he believes distance and restraint are kindness. But a soul-bond requires presence, not performance—and years of quiet neglect leave Loki starving in a golden cage. By the time Thor realizes what his court has hidden and what his absence has cost, Loki's spirit has already stepped back.
Now Thor must learn that ruling well is not enough if he cannot be present, and Loki must decide whether love that began as duty can be chosen again before it is lost forever.
Discontinued
First Taste of Thunder
In the silver-dark garden, Thor finds his sister weaving light into birds. What begins as longing becomes confession. Confession becomes touch. And touch becomes a night that rewrites them both—beautiful and forbidden and impossible to take back.
Completed
Against the Tide
The Trident should have been the end.
Rhaegar Targaryen loses the battle, his sword, his armor, and very nearly his life. Robert Baratheon's warhammer does what it was always going to do: it breaks him open. His men drag him from the ford while Robert's laughter follows them across the water. The war is over. The dragon has fallen.
But Tywin Lannister is at the gates of King's Landing, and Elia is still inside.
With broken ribs, a borrowed sword, and three days of hard riding ahead of him, Rhaegar makes the only choice that matters. Not as a prince. Not as the prophesied prince that was promised. As a husband. As a father.
He chose wrong once. He will not choose wrong again.
Rhaegar Targaryen loses the battle, his sword, his armor, and very nearly his life. Robert Baratheon's warhammer does what it was always going to do: it breaks him open. His men drag him from the ford while Robert's laughter follows them across the water. The war is over. The dragon has fallen.
But Tywin Lannister is at the gates of King's Landing, and Elia is still inside.
With broken ribs, a borrowed sword, and three days of hard riding ahead of him, Rhaegar makes the only choice that matters. Not as a prince. Not as the prophesied prince that was promised. As a husband. As a father.
He chose wrong once. He will not choose wrong again.
Completed
Bond Echo
Jinx is forced to feel Vi fucking Caitlyn through their sibling bond. When the violation triggers a heat, Sevika offers help—and a way to break the bond that's been weaponized against her and forge a new one built on choice, not abandonment.
Completed
The Thing I Let Inside
After Hometree falls, Neytiri sits among the survivors with her father’s bow and a sickness in her stomach that will not lift. Jake knew the fire was coming and said nothing — and the worst of it is not the betrayal, but the part of her that still turns toward the smoke, hoping he survived.
Completed
Seconds
Some words cannot be back. Some edges cannot be walked back from. A father and son reckon with what they’ve become to each other.
Completed
Open Cages - 18+
Everything in Neytiri’s life had been decided for her — her duty, her mate, her first night. Under the Tree of Voices, she finally chooses for herself.
Completed
Ma ‘evi
Weeks after the battle, the relief everyone promised him still hasn’t come. Spider sits alone on the Awa'atlu shore and tries to braid his own hair — and can’t; no one ever taught his hands.
A wordless, post-canon piece about the kind of belonging that doesn’t fix anything — and stays anyway.
A wordless, post-canon piece about the kind of belonging that doesn’t fix anything — and stays anyway.
Completed
Cover - 18+
Grief has made Neytiri untouchable.
Jake stays anyway.
Not because he can save her. Not because there is anything left to fix. But because even broken things still need warmth, and even grief this deep needs somewhere to fall.
Jake stays anyway.
Not because he can save her. Not because there is anything left to fix. But because even broken things still need warmth, and even grief this deep needs somewhere to fall.
Completed
Forgot to Breathe
His last conscious thought was gratitude.
Thank you, he thought. Thank you for holding me. I’m sorry I needed it. I’m sorry I couldn’t do this on my own.
The light above him dimmed and then vanished.
Jake Sully sank.
Thank you, he thought. Thank you for holding me. I’m sorry I needed it. I’m sorry I couldn’t do this on my own.
The light above him dimmed and then vanished.
Jake Sully sank.
Completed
Entu
Jake cried the first time he held Neteyam. He counted four fingers and thought, with an old human reflex he could not stop: thank God. He looks like her.
When Kiri came, he counted five. The cold touched him - briefly - and then her eyes opened, and it didn't matter.
Then the third came.
Five fingers. Jake's brow. Jake's hands. Jake's face, softened into innocence.
And Jake went cold, and could not tell a single soul why.
When Kiri came, he counted five. The cold touched him - briefly - and then her eyes opened, and it didn't matter.
Then the third came.
Five fingers. Jake's brow. Jake's hands. Jake's face, softened into innocence.
And Jake went cold, and could not tell a single soul why.
Completed
Roots
The records call her Elly Kedward. Witch. Banished from Blair Township in January 1785. Presumed dead by February.
The records close there. History is not interested in what happened after.
But the forest remembers differently.
A companion piece to 'What the Forest Took’
The records close there. History is not interested in what happened after.
But the forest remembers differently.
A companion piece to 'What the Forest Took’
Completed
Nothing Has Changed - Ongoing - 18+
Jake Sully has loved Neytiri for thirty years when she dies in his arms. He closes his eyes on her cold body. He opens them three days before he meets her for the first time — twenty-two again, every step back to her still ahead of him, the countdown already running.
She is not his wife yet. She is a stranger he hasn’t met, with a drawn bow pointed at the back of his head. The rules of Tsahìk and clan and Tsaheylu will not bend for a man carrying a grief she cannot see.
Can you love someone twice, after losing them once?
A story about earning someone after losing them. About the silence you keep so you don’t break what you’re trying to save.
She is not his wife yet. She is a stranger he hasn’t met, with a drawn bow pointed at the back of his head. The rules of Tsahìk and clan and Tsaheylu will not bend for a man carrying a grief she cannot see.
Can you love someone twice, after losing them once?
A story about earning someone after losing them. About the silence you keep so you don’t break what you’re trying to save.
In progress
Her Mother’s Hammock - 18+
Neytiri was raised on quiet.
Her mother’s hammock taught her that love was breath-shaped, half-spoken, never loud enough to wake a sleeping cousin. The first time Jake came to her under the Tree of Voices, he had been quiet.
Three days after he returns as Toruk Makto, on the eve of a war that may end the world, she finds him praying at the Tree of Souls in a language she barely speaks, and decides she is done being lied to in silence.
Her mother’s hammock taught her that love was breath-shaped, half-spoken, never loud enough to wake a sleeping cousin. The first time Jake came to her under the Tree of Voices, he had been quiet.
Three days after he returns as Toruk Makto, on the eve of a war that may end the world, she finds him praying at the Tree of Souls in a language she barely speaks, and decides she is done being lied to in silence.
Completed
After Isha
After Isha's death, Jinx crashes. Vi can't help her—trust broken long ago can't be rebuilt in a single night, no matter how desperate the need.
But Sevika can. Because Sevika stayed.
But Sevika can. Because Sevika stayed.
Completed
Wildflower
Three years into their marriage, Rhaegar arranges a visit to the Water Gardens. Elia has been unwell.
She recovers almost on arrival.
He is only now beginning to understand what that means.
She recovers almost on arrival.
He is only now beginning to understand what that means.
A House Built For Two - 18+
The People carry their dead to the Well of Souls, and the dreamwalker who learned their ways — the one Neytiri taught, vouched for, and bonded — is gone into the smoke behind them.
She keeps her father’s bow across her knees and a question she cannot lay down: whether the man she loved was ever real, or the most beautiful lie ever told to her. The clan cannot decide whether to grieve him or curse him. Neither can she.
But grief is not the only thing she carried out of the fire — and some bonds do not break when a body does.
A slow, dark love story about the worst thing love can do, and the long work of building a house for two souls from the wreckage of one.
She keeps her father’s bow across her knees and a question she cannot lay down: whether the man she loved was ever real, or the most beautiful lie ever told to her. The clan cannot decide whether to grieve him or curse him. Neither can she.
But grief is not the only thing she carried out of the fire — and some bonds do not break when a body does.
A slow, dark love story about the worst thing love can do, and the long work of building a house for two souls from the wreckage of one.
In progress
Painted With Fire
Neytiri paints Jake for the ceremony that will bind him to the Omaticaya. The work is slow, intimate, and charged with everything neither of them can say. When she draws the last line under his jaw and speaks the words every teacher must eventually say, she steps through the curtain and leaves him to carry the weight of that hour into his new life.
Completed
The Hunt
After Loki's return to Asgard, Odin sentences him to a punishment disguised as justice: a ceremonial hunt. Loki's magic is sealed, he is given only basic weapons, and Asgard's strongest warriors are released to hunt him for sport. The competition is simple—whoever kills Loki and brings back his Jotun horns will be greatly rewarded.
But Thor refuses to accept this cruelty.
The night before the hunt, he makes a choice that will change everything.
But Thor refuses to accept this cruelty.
The night before the hunt, he makes a choice that will change everything.
Completed
Heat Fever Delirium
When Jinx's heat hits during an enforcer manhunt, Sevika's the only one there to help her through it. But Jinx's omega hasn't let go of Vi yet—even though Vi's the one hunting her through the Undercity in a Piltover uniform. For days, Sevika endures being called the wrong name, keeping Jinx quiet and alive while enforcers search building by building. All while her alpha instincts scream that this omega is hers, even if Jinx's fever-brain can't recognize it.
Biology versus choice. And in heat fever, biology usually wins.
Until it doesn't.
Biology versus choice. And in heat fever, biology usually wins.
Until it doesn't.
Completed
Letting You All the Way In
A month after Home Tree falls, Jake is still learning what it means to be Na'vi — the weight of leading a shattered clan, the grief he doesn't let himself name, and now, a change in his body he doesn't have a word for. Neytiri knows before he does. Mo'at knows before either of them will admit it out loud.
Some things a body only does when it's certain it's home.
Some things a body only does when it's certain it's home.
Completed
Small Enough - +18
Days after the battle, in the quiet of the marui, Neytiri goes to Jake. Not to forget what Varang took from her — but to remember what was always hers.
A slow afternoon of being held, and the careful giving-back of a bond that was taken by force.
A slow afternoon of being held, and the careful giving-back of a bond that was taken by force.
Completed
What The Forest Took
Ethan is a folklore scholar. He knows the stories — the ones about things in the woods, the ones about people who walk into forests and don't walk out. He's studied the patterns. Named them. Published on them.
None of that helps when the trail disappears.
Something lives in this forest. It closed the paths behind his hiking group and scattered them into the dark. It leaves food at his shelter. It retied his knots while he slept. It built him a stream that fits his shoulders.
It is watching him. It has been watching him for days. And the longer he stays, the less he wants to leave.
None of that helps when the trail disappears.
Something lives in this forest. It closed the paths behind his hiking group and scattered them into the dark. It leaves food at his shelter. It retied his knots while he slept. It built him a stream that fits his shoulders.
It is watching him. It has been watching him for days. And the longer he stays, the less he wants to leave.
Betrothed and Empty
A war-weary King binds himself to a beloved Jotun prince to end an ancient conflict, only to discover too late that peace forged without tenderness can break a soul—and must be mended through choice, humility, and love.
When Thor inherits his father's war and agrees to a political marriage with Loki of Jotunheim, he believes distance and restraint are kindness. But a soul-bond requires presence, not performance—and years of quiet neglect leave Loki starving in a golden cage. By the time Thor realizes what his court has hidden and what his absence has cost, Loki's spirit has already stepped back.
Now Thor must learn that ruling well is not enough if he cannot be present, and Loki must decide whether love that began as duty can be chosen again before it is lost forever.
When Thor inherits his father's war and agrees to a political marriage with Loki of Jotunheim, he believes distance and restraint are kindness. But a soul-bond requires presence, not performance—and years of quiet neglect leave Loki starving in a golden cage. By the time Thor realizes what his court has hidden and what his absence has cost, Loki's spirit has already stepped back.
Now Thor must learn that ruling well is not enough if he cannot be present, and Loki must decide whether love that began as duty can be chosen again before it is lost forever.
Discontinued
The Hunt
After Loki's return to Asgard, Odin sentences him to a punishment disguised as justice: a ceremonial hunt. Loki's magic is sealed, he is given only basic weapons, and Asgard's strongest warriors are released to hunt him for sport. The competition is simple—whoever kills Loki and brings back his Jotun horns will be greatly rewarded.
But Thor refuses to accept this cruelty.
The night before the hunt, he makes a choice that will change everything.
But Thor refuses to accept this cruelty.
The night before the hunt, he makes a choice that will change everything.
Completed
First Taste of Thunder
In the silver-dark garden, Thor finds his sister weaving light into birds. What begins as longing becomes confession. Confession becomes touch. And touch becomes a night that rewrites them both—beautiful and forbidden and impossible to take back.
Completed
Peke — New Season
After the cull, Amani has learned what kings take.
Simba returns as a stranger with blood on his teeth and duty in his mouth, and when Amani’s body wakes up to him, fear and instinct become impossible to separate.
Simba returns as a stranger with blood on his teeth and duty in his mouth, and when Amani’s body wakes up to him, fear and instinct become impossible to separate.
Peke — The End
Nala comes home to a Pride that has learned to survive under Scar’s grey reign—and brings the exile back with her. Scar falls fast. The hyenas fall slower. And when Simba climbs into the alcove, the pride learns what it costs to put a new king on the rock.
Completed
First Times
Sarabi's body is changing, calling for something she doesn't yet understand. As her first estrus begins, she must navigate fear, anticipation, and desire—guided by the wisdom of her pride and the love of her king.
This is the story of a threshold crossed: of first times, trust, and the sacred bond between king and queen.
This is the story of a threshold crossed: of first times, trust, and the sacred bond between king and queen.
Completed
The Den and the Crown
On the eve of Simba’s birth, crowns mean nothing.
With labor beginning early, Sarabi chooses a den away from Pride Rock, guided not by ceremony but instinct. As predators test the boundaries and the land itself turns watchful, she becomes something sharper than a queen: a lioness whose protectiveness allows no margin for error, not even from the mate she trusts most.
Mufasa arrives not as a symbol, but as a male, mate, and soon-to-be father, holding the den mouth against danger while fighting the violence inside himself. Here, love is not gentle. It is stillness, restraint, and survival.
With labor beginning early, Sarabi chooses a den away from Pride Rock, guided not by ceremony but instinct. As predators test the boundaries and the land itself turns watchful, she becomes something sharper than a queen: a lioness whose protectiveness allows no margin for error, not even from the mate she trusts most.
Mufasa arrives not as a symbol, but as a male, mate, and soon-to-be father, holding the den mouth against danger while fighting the violence inside himself. Here, love is not gentle. It is stillness, restraint, and survival.
Completed
Safari Njema
As evening settles over the Pride Lands, Sarabi lies surrounded by the pride she helped rebuild. In the cool shelter of Pride Rock, she is held by family, by memory, and by love as she offers her final words and blessings.
When her last breath leaves her, grief ripples through those who remain. And beyond it, in Milele, Sarabi is reunited with Mufasa at last, where rest is not an ending but a homecoming.
A quiet, tender exploration of legacy, love, and the courage it takes to let go.
When her last breath leaves her, grief ripples through those who remain. And beyond it, in Milele, Sarabi is reunited with Mufasa at last, where rest is not an ending but a homecoming.
A quiet, tender exploration of legacy, love, and the courage it takes to let go.
Completed
Seconds
Some words cannot be back. Some edges cannot be walked back from. A father and son reckon with what they’ve become to each other.
Completed
Forgot to Breathe
His last conscious thought was gratitude.
Thank you, he thought. Thank you for holding me. I’m sorry I needed it. I’m sorry I couldn’t do this on my own.
The light above him dimmed and then vanished.
Jake Sully sank.
Thank you, he thought. Thank you for holding me. I’m sorry I needed it. I’m sorry I couldn’t do this on my own.
The light above him dimmed and then vanished.
Jake Sully sank.
Completed
Her Mother’s Hammock - 18+
Neytiri was raised on quiet.
Her mother’s hammock taught her that love was breath-shaped, half-spoken, never loud enough to wake a sleeping cousin. The first time Jake came to her under the Tree of Voices, he had been quiet.
Three days after he returns as Toruk Makto, on the eve of a war that may end the world, she finds him praying at the Tree of Souls in a language she barely speaks, and decides she is done being lied to in silence.
Her mother’s hammock taught her that love was breath-shaped, half-spoken, never loud enough to wake a sleeping cousin. The first time Jake came to her under the Tree of Voices, he had been quiet.
Three days after he returns as Toruk Makto, on the eve of a war that may end the world, she finds him praying at the Tree of Souls in a language she barely speaks, and decides she is done being lied to in silence.
Completed
Painted With Fire
Neytiri paints Jake for the ceremony that will bind him to the Omaticaya. The work is slow, intimate, and charged with everything neither of them can say. When she draws the last line under his jaw and speaks the words every teacher must eventually say, she steps through the curtain and leaves him to carry the weight of that hour into his new life.
Completed
Small Enough - +18
Days after the battle, in the quiet of the marui, Neytiri goes to Jake. Not to forget what Varang took from her — but to remember what was always hers.
A slow afternoon of being held, and the careful giving-back of a bond that was taken by force.
A slow afternoon of being held, and the careful giving-back of a bond that was taken by force.
Completed
The Thing I Let Inside
After Hometree falls, Neytiri sits among the survivors with her father’s bow and a sickness in her stomach that will not lift. Jake knew the fire was coming and said nothing — and the worst of it is not the betrayal, but the part of her that still turns toward the smoke, hoping he survived.
Completed
Open Cages - 18+
Everything in Neytiri’s life had been decided for her — her duty, her mate, her first night. Under the Tree of Voices, she finally chooses for herself.
Completed
Ma ‘evi
Weeks after the battle, the relief everyone promised him still hasn’t come. Spider sits alone on the Awa'atlu shore and tries to braid his own hair — and can’t; no one ever taught his hands.
A wordless, post-canon piece about the kind of belonging that doesn’t fix anything — and stays anyway.
A wordless, post-canon piece about the kind of belonging that doesn’t fix anything — and stays anyway.
Completed
Cover - 18+
Grief has made Neytiri untouchable.
Jake stays anyway.
Not because he can save her. Not because there is anything left to fix. But because even broken things still need warmth, and even grief this deep needs somewhere to fall.
Jake stays anyway.
Not because he can save her. Not because there is anything left to fix. But because even broken things still need warmth, and even grief this deep needs somewhere to fall.
Completed
Nothing Has Changed - Ongoing - 18+
Jake Sully has loved Neytiri for thirty years when she dies in his arms. He closes his eyes on her cold body. He opens them three days before he meets her for the first time — twenty-two again, every step back to her still ahead of him, the countdown already running.
She is not his wife yet. She is a stranger he hasn’t met, with a drawn bow pointed at the back of his head. The rules of Tsahìk and clan and Tsaheylu will not bend for a man carrying a grief she cannot see.
Can you love someone twice, after losing them once?
A story about earning someone after losing them. About the silence you keep so you don’t break what you’re trying to save.
She is not his wife yet. She is a stranger he hasn’t met, with a drawn bow pointed at the back of his head. The rules of Tsahìk and clan and Tsaheylu will not bend for a man carrying a grief she cannot see.
Can you love someone twice, after losing them once?
A story about earning someone after losing them. About the silence you keep so you don’t break what you’re trying to save.
In progress
A House Built For Two - 18+
The People carry their dead to the Well of Souls, and the dreamwalker who learned their ways — the one Neytiri taught, vouched for, and bonded — is gone into the smoke behind them.
She keeps her father’s bow across her knees and a question she cannot lay down: whether the man she loved was ever real, or the most beautiful lie ever told to her. The clan cannot decide whether to grieve him or curse him. Neither can she.
But grief is not the only thing she carried out of the fire — and some bonds do not break when a body does.
A slow, dark love story about the worst thing love can do, and the long work of building a house for two souls from the wreckage of one.
She keeps her father’s bow across her knees and a question she cannot lay down: whether the man she loved was ever real, or the most beautiful lie ever told to her. The clan cannot decide whether to grieve him or curse him. Neither can she.
But grief is not the only thing she carried out of the fire — and some bonds do not break when a body does.
A slow, dark love story about the worst thing love can do, and the long work of building a house for two souls from the wreckage of one.
In progress
Reason to Refuse
In a quiet forest clearing, Jake Sully, now a Sky Person living among the Na'vi, struggles with his place in the family he has adopted. While he works on a half‑butchered animal, his mother‑in‑law Moʼat watches him, reflecting on his past mistakes, his stubborn questioning, and his inability to fully belong. The children—Neteyam, Loʼak, Kiri, and Tuk—observe their father’s uneasy attempts at fitting in, while Moʼat’s quiet counsel hints at both criticism and reluctant acceptance. Amid the fire’s glow and the night’s sounds, Jake confronts his lingering doubts and the weight of his choices, ultimately remaining in the clearing, bound to the family and the world he once fought against. The story captures his internal conflict, the tension between his human past and Na'vi present, and the fragile, tentative ties that keep him rooted in a world that is both alien and home.
Completed
Meet Me There
Jake has spent years inside a body that moves when he asks it to.
So when his injured leg suddenly stops answering him, the terror is not new.
Neytiri cannot make his body obey.
She can only sit beside him, take his hand, and meet him where the fear has taken him.
So when his injured leg suddenly stops answering him, the terror is not new.
Neytiri cannot make his body obey.
She can only sit beside him, take his hand, and meet him where the fear has taken him.
Completed
Bright Eyes
After seven exhausting days, Jake finally falls asleep in Neytiri’s lap at the clan’s bathing pools.
His children immediately descend.
Lo’ak pulls his tail. Spider pokes him. Jake growls, shows his teeth, and does absolutely nothing about either of them.
The children have never been afraid of their father’s teeth.
They know better than anyone what they are for.
His children immediately descend.
Lo’ak pulls his tail. Spider pokes him. Jake growls, shows his teeth, and does absolutely nothing about either of them.
The children have never been afraid of their father’s teeth.
They know better than anyone what they are for.
Completed
The Weight of Water
When Neytiri is swept through the broken deck of the sinking ship, she finds herself trapped inside its flooded hull with no way to tell up from down, no way to reach her family, and the water still rising.
Jake sees her go under.
He follows.
He has no air. No rope. No plan.
He only knows she is down there alone.
Jake sees her go under.
He follows.
He has no air. No rope. No plan.
He only knows she is down there alone.
Completed
The Choosing
The bond didn't make him wild. It made him still.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Completed
Predator’s Patience
The bond didn't make him wild. It made him still.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Completed
His Last Shadow
Neytiri never expected to find peace. But watching her son raise a family of his own, four years after losing Jake, she finds something almost as good - proof that what they built together didn't die with him.
Completed
Knots
An eight-year-old wants his hair to match his father’s. The trouble is the word father — and everything Jake Sully has decided not to let himself feel.
Completed
Against the Tide
The Trident should have been the end.
Rhaegar Targaryen loses the battle, his sword, his armor, and very nearly his life. Robert Baratheon's warhammer does what it was always going to do: it breaks him open. His men drag him from the ford while Robert's laughter follows them across the water. The war is over. The dragon has fallen.
But Tywin Lannister is at the gates of King's Landing, and Elia is still inside.
With broken ribs, a borrowed sword, and three days of hard riding ahead of him, Rhaegar makes the only choice that matters. Not as a prince. Not as the prophesied prince that was promised. As a husband. As a father.
He chose wrong once. He will not choose wrong again.
Rhaegar Targaryen loses the battle, his sword, his armor, and very nearly his life. Robert Baratheon's warhammer does what it was always going to do: it breaks him open. His men drag him from the ford while Robert's laughter follows them across the water. The war is over. The dragon has fallen.
But Tywin Lannister is at the gates of King's Landing, and Elia is still inside.
With broken ribs, a borrowed sword, and three days of hard riding ahead of him, Rhaegar makes the only choice that matters. Not as a prince. Not as the prophesied prince that was promised. As a husband. As a father.
He chose wrong once. He will not choose wrong again.
Completed
Bond Echo
Jinx is forced to feel Vi fucking Caitlyn through their sibling bond. When the violation triggers a heat, Sevika offers help—and a way to break the bond that's been weaponized against her and forge a new one built on choice, not abandonment.
Completed
Entu
Jake cried the first time he held Neteyam. He counted four fingers and thought, with an old human reflex he could not stop: thank God. He looks like her.
When Kiri came, he counted five. The cold touched him - briefly - and then her eyes opened, and it didn't matter.
Then the third came.
Five fingers. Jake's brow. Jake's hands. Jake's face, softened into innocence.
And Jake went cold, and could not tell a single soul why.
When Kiri came, he counted five. The cold touched him - briefly - and then her eyes opened, and it didn't matter.
Then the third came.
Five fingers. Jake's brow. Jake's hands. Jake's face, softened into innocence.
And Jake went cold, and could not tell a single soul why.
Completed
Roots
The records call her Elly Kedward. Witch. Banished from Blair Township in January 1785. Presumed dead by February.
The records close there. History is not interested in what happened after.
But the forest remembers differently.
A companion piece to 'What the Forest Took’
The records close there. History is not interested in what happened after.
But the forest remembers differently.
A companion piece to 'What the Forest Took’
Completed
After Isha
After Isha's death, Jinx crashes. Vi can't help her—trust broken long ago can't be rebuilt in a single night, no matter how desperate the need.
But Sevika can. Because Sevika stayed.
But Sevika can. Because Sevika stayed.
Completed
Wildflower
Three years into their marriage, Rhaegar arranges a visit to the Water Gardens. Elia has been unwell.
She recovers almost on arrival.
He is only now beginning to understand what that means.
She recovers almost on arrival.
He is only now beginning to understand what that means.
Heat Fever Delirium
When Jinx's heat hits during an enforcer manhunt, Sevika's the only one there to help her through it. But Jinx's omega hasn't let go of Vi yet—even though Vi's the one hunting her through the Undercity in a Piltover uniform. For days, Sevika endures being called the wrong name, keeping Jinx quiet and alive while enforcers search building by building. All while her alpha instincts scream that this omega is hers, even if Jinx's fever-brain can't recognize it.
Biology versus choice. And in heat fever, biology usually wins.
Until it doesn't.
Biology versus choice. And in heat fever, biology usually wins.
Until it doesn't.
Completed
Letting You All the Way In
A month after Home Tree falls, Jake is still learning what it means to be Na'vi — the weight of leading a shattered clan, the grief he doesn't let himself name, and now, a change in his body he doesn't have a word for. Neytiri knows before he does. Mo'at knows before either of them will admit it out loud.
Some things a body only does when it's certain it's home.
Some things a body only does when it's certain it's home.
Completed
What The Forest Took
Ethan is a folklore scholar. He knows the stories — the ones about things in the woods, the ones about people who walk into forests and don't walk out. He's studied the patterns. Named them. Published on them.
None of that helps when the trail disappears.
Something lives in this forest. It closed the paths behind his hiking group and scattered them into the dark. It leaves food at his shelter. It retied his knots while he slept. It built him a stream that fits his shoulders.
It is watching him. It has been watching him for days. And the longer he stays, the less he wants to leave.
None of that helps when the trail disappears.
Something lives in this forest. It closed the paths behind his hiking group and scattered them into the dark. It leaves food at his shelter. It retied his knots while he slept. It built him a stream that fits his shoulders.
It is watching him. It has been watching him for days. And the longer he stays, the less he wants to leave.
After Isha
Completed
After Isha's death, Jinx crashes. Vi can't help her—trust broken long ago can't be rebuilt in a single night, no matter how desperate the need.
But Sevika can. Because Sevika stayed.
But Sevika can. Because Sevika stayed.
Heat Fever Delirium
Completed
When Jinx's heat hits during an enforcer manhunt, Sevika's the only one there to help her through it. But Jinx's omega hasn't let go of Vi yet—even though Vi's the one hunting her through the Undercity in a Piltover uniform. For days, Sevika endures being called the wrong name, keeping Jinx quiet and alive while enforcers search building by building. All while her alpha instincts scream that this omega is hers, even if Jinx's fever-brain can't recognize it.
Biology versus choice. And in heat fever, biology usually wins.
Until it doesn't.
Biology versus choice. And in heat fever, biology usually wins.
Until it doesn't.
Bond Echo
Completed
Jinx is forced to feel Vi fucking Caitlyn through their sibling bond. When the violation triggers a heat, Sevika offers help—and a way to break the bond that's been weaponized against her and forge a new one built on choice, not abandonment.
First Taste of Thunder
Completed
In the silver-dark garden, Thor finds his sister weaving light into birds. What begins as longing becomes confession. Confession becomes touch. And touch becomes a night that rewrites them both—beautiful and forbidden and impossible to take back.
The Hunt
Completed
After Loki's return to Asgard, Odin sentences him to a punishment disguised as justice: a ceremonial hunt. Loki's magic is sealed, he is given only basic weapons, and Asgard's strongest warriors are released to hunt him for sport. The competition is simple—whoever kills Loki and brings back his Jotun horns will be greatly rewarded.
But Thor refuses to accept this cruelty.
The night before the hunt, he makes a choice that will change everything.
But Thor refuses to accept this cruelty.
The night before the hunt, he makes a choice that will change everything.
Betrothed and Empty
Discontinued
A war-weary King binds himself to a beloved Jotun prince to end an ancient conflict, only to discover too late that peace forged without tenderness can break a soul—and must be mended through choice, humility, and love.
When Thor inherits his father's war and agrees to a political marriage with Loki of Jotunheim, he believes distance and restraint are kindness. But a soul-bond requires presence, not performance—and years of quiet neglect leave Loki starving in a golden cage. By the time Thor realizes what his court has hidden and what his absence has cost, Loki's spirit has already stepped back.
Now Thor must learn that ruling well is not enough if he cannot be present, and Loki must decide whether love that began as duty can be chosen again before it is lost forever.
When Thor inherits his father's war and agrees to a political marriage with Loki of Jotunheim, he believes distance and restraint are kindness. But a soul-bond requires presence, not performance—and years of quiet neglect leave Loki starving in a golden cage. By the time Thor realizes what his court has hidden and what his absence has cost, Loki's spirit has already stepped back.
Now Thor must learn that ruling well is not enough if he cannot be present, and Loki must decide whether love that began as duty can be chosen again before it is lost forever.
Peke — New Season
After the cull, Amani has learned what kings take.
Simba returns as a stranger with blood on his teeth and duty in his mouth, and when Amani’s body wakes up to him, fear and instinct become impossible to separate.
Simba returns as a stranger with blood on his teeth and duty in his mouth, and when Amani’s body wakes up to him, fear and instinct become impossible to separate.
Peke — The End
Completed
Nala comes home to a Pride that has learned to survive under Scar’s grey reign—and brings the exile back with her. Scar falls fast. The hyenas fall slower. And when Simba climbs into the alcove, the pride learns what it costs to put a new king on the rock.
First Times
Completed
Sarabi's body is changing, calling for something she doesn't yet understand. As her first estrus begins, she must navigate fear, anticipation, and desire—guided by the wisdom of her pride and the love of her king.
This is the story of a threshold crossed: of first times, trust, and the sacred bond between king and queen.
This is the story of a threshold crossed: of first times, trust, and the sacred bond between king and queen.
The Den and the Crown
Completed
On the eve of Simba’s birth, crowns mean nothing.
With labor beginning early, Sarabi chooses a den away from Pride Rock, guided not by ceremony but instinct. As predators test the boundaries and the land itself turns watchful, she becomes something sharper than a queen: a lioness whose protectiveness allows no margin for error, not even from the mate she trusts most.
Mufasa arrives not as a symbol, but as a male, mate, and soon-to-be father, holding the den mouth against danger while fighting the violence inside himself. Here, love is not gentle. It is stillness, restraint, and survival.
With labor beginning early, Sarabi chooses a den away from Pride Rock, guided not by ceremony but instinct. As predators test the boundaries and the land itself turns watchful, she becomes something sharper than a queen: a lioness whose protectiveness allows no margin for error, not even from the mate she trusts most.
Mufasa arrives not as a symbol, but as a male, mate, and soon-to-be father, holding the den mouth against danger while fighting the violence inside himself. Here, love is not gentle. It is stillness, restraint, and survival.
Safari Njema
Completed
As evening settles over the Pride Lands, Sarabi lies surrounded by the pride she helped rebuild. In the cool shelter of Pride Rock, she is held by family, by memory, and by love as she offers her final words and blessings.
When her last breath leaves her, grief ripples through those who remain. And beyond it, in Milele, Sarabi is reunited with Mufasa at last, where rest is not an ending but a homecoming.
A quiet, tender exploration of legacy, love, and the courage it takes to let go.
When her last breath leaves her, grief ripples through those who remain. And beyond it, in Milele, Sarabi is reunited with Mufasa at last, where rest is not an ending but a homecoming.
A quiet, tender exploration of legacy, love, and the courage it takes to let go.
Seconds
Completed
Some words cannot be back. Some edges cannot be walked back from. A father and son reckon with what they’ve become to each other.
Forgot to Breathe
Completed
His last conscious thought was gratitude.
Thank you, he thought. Thank you for holding me. I’m sorry I needed it. I’m sorry I couldn’t do this on my own.
The light above him dimmed and then vanished.
Jake Sully sank.
Thank you, he thought. Thank you for holding me. I’m sorry I needed it. I’m sorry I couldn’t do this on my own.
The light above him dimmed and then vanished.
Jake Sully sank.
Her Mother’s Hammock - 18+
Completed
Neytiri was raised on quiet.
Her mother’s hammock taught her that love was breath-shaped, half-spoken, never loud enough to wake a sleeping cousin. The first time Jake came to her under the Tree of Voices, he had been quiet.
Three days after he returns as Toruk Makto, on the eve of a war that may end the world, she finds him praying at the Tree of Souls in a language she barely speaks, and decides she is done being lied to in silence.
Her mother’s hammock taught her that love was breath-shaped, half-spoken, never loud enough to wake a sleeping cousin. The first time Jake came to her under the Tree of Voices, he had been quiet.
Three days after he returns as Toruk Makto, on the eve of a war that may end the world, she finds him praying at the Tree of Souls in a language she barely speaks, and decides she is done being lied to in silence.
Painted With Fire
Completed
Neytiri paints Jake for the ceremony that will bind him to the Omaticaya. The work is slow, intimate, and charged with everything neither of them can say. When she draws the last line under his jaw and speaks the words every teacher must eventually say, she steps through the curtain and leaves him to carry the weight of that hour into his new life.
Small Enough - +18
Completed
Days after the battle, in the quiet of the marui, Neytiri goes to Jake. Not to forget what Varang took from her — but to remember what was always hers.
A slow afternoon of being held, and the careful giving-back of a bond that was taken by force.
A slow afternoon of being held, and the careful giving-back of a bond that was taken by force.
The Thing I Let Inside
Completed
After Hometree falls, Neytiri sits among the survivors with her father’s bow and a sickness in her stomach that will not lift. Jake knew the fire was coming and said nothing — and the worst of it is not the betrayal, but the part of her that still turns toward the smoke, hoping he survived.
Open Cages - 18+
Completed
Everything in Neytiri’s life had been decided for her — her duty, her mate, her first night. Under the Tree of Voices, she finally chooses for herself.
Ma ‘evi
Completed
Weeks after the battle, the relief everyone promised him still hasn’t come. Spider sits alone on the Awa'atlu shore and tries to braid his own hair — and can’t; no one ever taught his hands.
A wordless, post-canon piece about the kind of belonging that doesn’t fix anything — and stays anyway.
A wordless, post-canon piece about the kind of belonging that doesn’t fix anything — and stays anyway.
Cover - 18+
Completed
Grief has made Neytiri untouchable.
Jake stays anyway.
Not because he can save her. Not because there is anything left to fix. But because even broken things still need warmth, and even grief this deep needs somewhere to fall.
Jake stays anyway.
Not because he can save her. Not because there is anything left to fix. But because even broken things still need warmth, and even grief this deep needs somewhere to fall.
Nothing Has Changed - Ongoing - 18+
In progress
Jake Sully has loved Neytiri for thirty years when she dies in his arms. He closes his eyes on her cold body. He opens them three days before he meets her for the first time — twenty-two again, every step back to her still ahead of him, the countdown already running.
She is not his wife yet. She is a stranger he hasn’t met, with a drawn bow pointed at the back of his head. The rules of Tsahìk and clan and Tsaheylu will not bend for a man carrying a grief she cannot see.
Can you love someone twice, after losing them once?
A story about earning someone after losing them. About the silence you keep so you don’t break what you’re trying to save.
She is not his wife yet. She is a stranger he hasn’t met, with a drawn bow pointed at the back of his head. The rules of Tsahìk and clan and Tsaheylu will not bend for a man carrying a grief she cannot see.
Can you love someone twice, after losing them once?
A story about earning someone after losing them. About the silence you keep so you don’t break what you’re trying to save.
A House Built For Two - 18+
In progress
The People carry their dead to the Well of Souls, and the dreamwalker who learned their ways — the one Neytiri taught, vouched for, and bonded — is gone into the smoke behind them.
She keeps her father’s bow across her knees and a question she cannot lay down: whether the man she loved was ever real, or the most beautiful lie ever told to her. The clan cannot decide whether to grieve him or curse him. Neither can she.
But grief is not the only thing she carried out of the fire — and some bonds do not break when a body does.
A slow, dark love story about the worst thing love can do, and the long work of building a house for two souls from the wreckage of one.
She keeps her father’s bow across her knees and a question she cannot lay down: whether the man she loved was ever real, or the most beautiful lie ever told to her. The clan cannot decide whether to grieve him or curse him. Neither can she.
But grief is not the only thing she carried out of the fire — and some bonds do not break when a body does.
A slow, dark love story about the worst thing love can do, and the long work of building a house for two souls from the wreckage of one.
Reason to Refuse
Completed
In a quiet forest clearing, Jake Sully, now a Sky Person living among the Na'vi, struggles with his place in the family he has adopted. While he works on a half‑butchered animal, his mother‑in‑law Moʼat watches him, reflecting on his past mistakes, his stubborn questioning, and his inability to fully belong. The children—Neteyam, Loʼak, Kiri, and Tuk—observe their father’s uneasy attempts at fitting in, while Moʼat’s quiet counsel hints at both criticism and reluctant acceptance. Amid the fire’s glow and the night’s sounds, Jake confronts his lingering doubts and the weight of his choices, ultimately remaining in the clearing, bound to the family and the world he once fought against. The story captures his internal conflict, the tension between his human past and Na'vi present, and the fragile, tentative ties that keep him rooted in a world that is both alien and home.
Meet Me There
Completed
Jake has spent years inside a body that moves when he asks it to.
So when his injured leg suddenly stops answering him, the terror is not new.
Neytiri cannot make his body obey.
She can only sit beside him, take his hand, and meet him where the fear has taken him.
So when his injured leg suddenly stops answering him, the terror is not new.
Neytiri cannot make his body obey.
She can only sit beside him, take his hand, and meet him where the fear has taken him.
Bright Eyes
Completed
After seven exhausting days, Jake finally falls asleep in Neytiri’s lap at the clan’s bathing pools.
His children immediately descend.
Lo’ak pulls his tail. Spider pokes him. Jake growls, shows his teeth, and does absolutely nothing about either of them.
The children have never been afraid of their father’s teeth.
They know better than anyone what they are for.
His children immediately descend.
Lo’ak pulls his tail. Spider pokes him. Jake growls, shows his teeth, and does absolutely nothing about either of them.
The children have never been afraid of their father’s teeth.
They know better than anyone what they are for.
The Weight of Water
Completed
When Neytiri is swept through the broken deck of the sinking ship, she finds herself trapped inside its flooded hull with no way to tell up from down, no way to reach her family, and the water still rising.
Jake sees her go under.
He follows.
He has no air. No rope. No plan.
He only knows she is down there alone.
Jake sees her go under.
He follows.
He has no air. No rope. No plan.
He only knows she is down there alone.
The Choosing
Completed
The bond didn't make him wild. It made him still.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Predator’s Patience
Completed
The bond didn't make him wild. It made him still.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
His Last Shadow
Completed
Neytiri never expected to find peace. But watching her son raise a family of his own, four years after losing Jake, she finds something almost as good - proof that what they built together didn't die with him.
Knots
Completed
An eight-year-old wants his hair to match his father’s. The trouble is the word father — and everything Jake Sully has decided not to let himself feel.
Against the Tide
Completed
The Trident should have been the end.
Rhaegar Targaryen loses the battle, his sword, his armor, and very nearly his life. Robert Baratheon's warhammer does what it was always going to do: it breaks him open. His men drag him from the ford while Robert's laughter follows them across the water. The war is over. The dragon has fallen.
But Tywin Lannister is at the gates of King's Landing, and Elia is still inside.
With broken ribs, a borrowed sword, and three days of hard riding ahead of him, Rhaegar makes the only choice that matters. Not as a prince. Not as the prophesied prince that was promised. As a husband. As a father.
He chose wrong once. He will not choose wrong again.
Rhaegar Targaryen loses the battle, his sword, his armor, and very nearly his life. Robert Baratheon's warhammer does what it was always going to do: it breaks him open. His men drag him from the ford while Robert's laughter follows them across the water. The war is over. The dragon has fallen.
But Tywin Lannister is at the gates of King's Landing, and Elia is still inside.
With broken ribs, a borrowed sword, and three days of hard riding ahead of him, Rhaegar makes the only choice that matters. Not as a prince. Not as the prophesied prince that was promised. As a husband. As a father.
He chose wrong once. He will not choose wrong again.
Entu
Completed
Jake cried the first time he held Neteyam. He counted four fingers and thought, with an old human reflex he could not stop: thank God. He looks like her.
When Kiri came, he counted five. The cold touched him - briefly - and then her eyes opened, and it didn't matter.
Then the third came.
Five fingers. Jake's brow. Jake's hands. Jake's face, softened into innocence.
And Jake went cold, and could not tell a single soul why.
When Kiri came, he counted five. The cold touched him - briefly - and then her eyes opened, and it didn't matter.
Then the third came.
Five fingers. Jake's brow. Jake's hands. Jake's face, softened into innocence.
And Jake went cold, and could not tell a single soul why.
Roots
Completed
The records call her Elly Kedward. Witch. Banished from Blair Township in January 1785. Presumed dead by February.
The records close there. History is not interested in what happened after.
But the forest remembers differently.
A companion piece to 'What the Forest Took’
The records close there. History is not interested in what happened after.
But the forest remembers differently.
A companion piece to 'What the Forest Took’
Wildflower
Three years into their marriage, Rhaegar arranges a visit to the Water Gardens. Elia has been unwell.
She recovers almost on arrival.
He is only now beginning to understand what that means.
She recovers almost on arrival.
He is only now beginning to understand what that means.
Letting You All the Way In
Completed
A month after Home Tree falls, Jake is still learning what it means to be Na'vi — the weight of leading a shattered clan, the grief he doesn't let himself name, and now, a change in his body he doesn't have a word for. Neytiri knows before he does. Mo'at knows before either of them will admit it out loud.
Some things a body only does when it's certain it's home.
Some things a body only does when it's certain it's home.
What The Forest Took
Ethan is a folklore scholar. He knows the stories — the ones about things in the woods, the ones about people who walk into forests and don't walk out. He's studied the patterns. Named them. Published on them.
None of that helps when the trail disappears.
Something lives in this forest. It closed the paths behind his hiking group and scattered them into the dark. It leaves food at his shelter. It retied his knots while he slept. It built him a stream that fits his shoulders.
It is watching him. It has been watching him for days. And the longer he stays, the less he wants to leave.
None of that helps when the trail disappears.
Something lives in this forest. It closed the paths behind his hiking group and scattered them into the dark. It leaves food at his shelter. It retied his knots while he slept. It built him a stream that fits his shoulders.
It is watching him. It has been watching him for days. And the longer he stays, the less he wants to leave.
What The Forest Took
Ethan is a folklore scholar. He knows the stories — the ones about things in the woods, the ones about people who walk into forests and don't walk out. He's studied the patterns. Named them. Published on them.
None of that helps when the trail disappears.
Something lives in this forest. It closed the paths behind his hiking group and scattered them into the dark. It leaves food at his shelter. It retied his knots while he slept. It built him a stream that fits his shoulders.
It is watching him. It has been watching him for days. And the longer he stays, the less he wants to leave.
None of that helps when the trail disappears.
Something lives in this forest. It closed the paths behind his hiking group and scattered them into the dark. It leaves food at his shelter. It retied his knots while he slept. It built him a stream that fits his shoulders.
It is watching him. It has been watching him for days. And the longer he stays, the less he wants to leave.
Roots
Completed
The records call her Elly Kedward. Witch. Banished from Blair Township in January 1785. Presumed dead by February.
The records close there. History is not interested in what happened after.
But the forest remembers differently.
A companion piece to 'What the Forest Took’
The records close there. History is not interested in what happened after.
But the forest remembers differently.
A companion piece to 'What the Forest Took’
Bond Echo
Completed
Jinx is forced to feel Vi fucking Caitlyn through their sibling bond. When the violation triggers a heat, Sevika offers help—and a way to break the bond that's been weaponized against her and forge a new one built on choice, not abandonment.
Heat Fever Delirium
Completed
When Jinx's heat hits during an enforcer manhunt, Sevika's the only one there to help her through it. But Jinx's omega hasn't let go of Vi yet—even though Vi's the one hunting her through the Undercity in a Piltover uniform. For days, Sevika endures being called the wrong name, keeping Jinx quiet and alive while enforcers search building by building. All while her alpha instincts scream that this omega is hers, even if Jinx's fever-brain can't recognize it.
Biology versus choice. And in heat fever, biology usually wins.
Until it doesn't.
Biology versus choice. And in heat fever, biology usually wins.
Until it doesn't.
After Isha
Completed
After Isha's death, Jinx crashes. Vi can't help her—trust broken long ago can't be rebuilt in a single night, no matter how desperate the need.
But Sevika can. Because Sevika stayed.
But Sevika can. Because Sevika stayed.
First Taste of Thunder
Completed
In the silver-dark garden, Thor finds his sister weaving light into birds. What begins as longing becomes confession. Confession becomes touch. And touch becomes a night that rewrites them both—beautiful and forbidden and impossible to take back.
The Hunt
Completed
After Loki's return to Asgard, Odin sentences him to a punishment disguised as justice: a ceremonial hunt. Loki's magic is sealed, he is given only basic weapons, and Asgard's strongest warriors are released to hunt him for sport. The competition is simple—whoever kills Loki and brings back his Jotun horns will be greatly rewarded.
But Thor refuses to accept this cruelty.
The night before the hunt, he makes a choice that will change everything.
But Thor refuses to accept this cruelty.
The night before the hunt, he makes a choice that will change everything.
Betrothed and Empty
Discontinued
A war-weary King binds himself to a beloved Jotun prince to end an ancient conflict, only to discover too late that peace forged without tenderness can break a soul—and must be mended through choice, humility, and love.
When Thor inherits his father's war and agrees to a political marriage with Loki of Jotunheim, he believes distance and restraint are kindness. But a soul-bond requires presence, not performance—and years of quiet neglect leave Loki starving in a golden cage. By the time Thor realizes what his court has hidden and what his absence has cost, Loki's spirit has already stepped back.
Now Thor must learn that ruling well is not enough if he cannot be present, and Loki must decide whether love that began as duty can be chosen again before it is lost forever.
When Thor inherits his father's war and agrees to a political marriage with Loki of Jotunheim, he believes distance and restraint are kindness. But a soul-bond requires presence, not performance—and years of quiet neglect leave Loki starving in a golden cage. By the time Thor realizes what his court has hidden and what his absence has cost, Loki's spirit has already stepped back.
Now Thor must learn that ruling well is not enough if he cannot be present, and Loki must decide whether love that began as duty can be chosen again before it is lost forever.
Peke — New Season
After the cull, Amani has learned what kings take.
Simba returns as a stranger with blood on his teeth and duty in his mouth, and when Amani’s body wakes up to him, fear and instinct become impossible to separate.
Simba returns as a stranger with blood on his teeth and duty in his mouth, and when Amani’s body wakes up to him, fear and instinct become impossible to separate.
Peke — The End
Completed
Nala comes home to a Pride that has learned to survive under Scar’s grey reign—and brings the exile back with her. Scar falls fast. The hyenas fall slower. And when Simba climbs into the alcove, the pride learns what it costs to put a new king on the rock.
First Times
Completed
Sarabi's body is changing, calling for something she doesn't yet understand. As her first estrus begins, she must navigate fear, anticipation, and desire—guided by the wisdom of her pride and the love of her king.
This is the story of a threshold crossed: of first times, trust, and the sacred bond between king and queen.
This is the story of a threshold crossed: of first times, trust, and the sacred bond between king and queen.
The Den and the Crown
Completed
On the eve of Simba’s birth, crowns mean nothing.
With labor beginning early, Sarabi chooses a den away from Pride Rock, guided not by ceremony but instinct. As predators test the boundaries and the land itself turns watchful, she becomes something sharper than a queen: a lioness whose protectiveness allows no margin for error, not even from the mate she trusts most.
Mufasa arrives not as a symbol, but as a male, mate, and soon-to-be father, holding the den mouth against danger while fighting the violence inside himself. Here, love is not gentle. It is stillness, restraint, and survival.
With labor beginning early, Sarabi chooses a den away from Pride Rock, guided not by ceremony but instinct. As predators test the boundaries and the land itself turns watchful, she becomes something sharper than a queen: a lioness whose protectiveness allows no margin for error, not even from the mate she trusts most.
Mufasa arrives not as a symbol, but as a male, mate, and soon-to-be father, holding the den mouth against danger while fighting the violence inside himself. Here, love is not gentle. It is stillness, restraint, and survival.
Safari Njema
Completed
As evening settles over the Pride Lands, Sarabi lies surrounded by the pride she helped rebuild. In the cool shelter of Pride Rock, she is held by family, by memory, and by love as she offers her final words and blessings.
When her last breath leaves her, grief ripples through those who remain. And beyond it, in Milele, Sarabi is reunited with Mufasa at last, where rest is not an ending but a homecoming.
A quiet, tender exploration of legacy, love, and the courage it takes to let go.
When her last breath leaves her, grief ripples through those who remain. And beyond it, in Milele, Sarabi is reunited with Mufasa at last, where rest is not an ending but a homecoming.
A quiet, tender exploration of legacy, love, and the courage it takes to let go.
Seconds
Completed
Some words cannot be back. Some edges cannot be walked back from. A father and son reckon with what they’ve become to each other.
Forgot to Breathe
Completed
His last conscious thought was gratitude.
Thank you, he thought. Thank you for holding me. I’m sorry I needed it. I’m sorry I couldn’t do this on my own.
The light above him dimmed and then vanished.
Jake Sully sank.
Thank you, he thought. Thank you for holding me. I’m sorry I needed it. I’m sorry I couldn’t do this on my own.
The light above him dimmed and then vanished.
Jake Sully sank.
Her Mother’s Hammock - 18+
Completed
Neytiri was raised on quiet.
Her mother’s hammock taught her that love was breath-shaped, half-spoken, never loud enough to wake a sleeping cousin. The first time Jake came to her under the Tree of Voices, he had been quiet.
Three days after he returns as Toruk Makto, on the eve of a war that may end the world, she finds him praying at the Tree of Souls in a language she barely speaks, and decides she is done being lied to in silence.
Her mother’s hammock taught her that love was breath-shaped, half-spoken, never loud enough to wake a sleeping cousin. The first time Jake came to her under the Tree of Voices, he had been quiet.
Three days after he returns as Toruk Makto, on the eve of a war that may end the world, she finds him praying at the Tree of Souls in a language she barely speaks, and decides she is done being lied to in silence.
Painted With Fire
Completed
Neytiri paints Jake for the ceremony that will bind him to the Omaticaya. The work is slow, intimate, and charged with everything neither of them can say. When she draws the last line under his jaw and speaks the words every teacher must eventually say, she steps through the curtain and leaves him to carry the weight of that hour into his new life.
Small Enough - +18
Completed
Days after the battle, in the quiet of the marui, Neytiri goes to Jake. Not to forget what Varang took from her — but to remember what was always hers.
A slow afternoon of being held, and the careful giving-back of a bond that was taken by force.
A slow afternoon of being held, and the careful giving-back of a bond that was taken by force.
The Thing I Let Inside
Completed
After Hometree falls, Neytiri sits among the survivors with her father’s bow and a sickness in her stomach that will not lift. Jake knew the fire was coming and said nothing — and the worst of it is not the betrayal, but the part of her that still turns toward the smoke, hoping he survived.
Open Cages - 18+
Completed
Everything in Neytiri’s life had been decided for her — her duty, her mate, her first night. Under the Tree of Voices, she finally chooses for herself.
Ma ‘evi
Completed
Weeks after the battle, the relief everyone promised him still hasn’t come. Spider sits alone on the Awa'atlu shore and tries to braid his own hair — and can’t; no one ever taught his hands.
A wordless, post-canon piece about the kind of belonging that doesn’t fix anything — and stays anyway.
A wordless, post-canon piece about the kind of belonging that doesn’t fix anything — and stays anyway.
Cover - 18+
Completed
Grief has made Neytiri untouchable.
Jake stays anyway.
Not because he can save her. Not because there is anything left to fix. But because even broken things still need warmth, and even grief this deep needs somewhere to fall.
Jake stays anyway.
Not because he can save her. Not because there is anything left to fix. But because even broken things still need warmth, and even grief this deep needs somewhere to fall.
Nothing Has Changed - Ongoing - 18+
In progress
Jake Sully has loved Neytiri for thirty years when she dies in his arms. He closes his eyes on her cold body. He opens them three days before he meets her for the first time — twenty-two again, every step back to her still ahead of him, the countdown already running.
She is not his wife yet. She is a stranger he hasn’t met, with a drawn bow pointed at the back of his head. The rules of Tsahìk and clan and Tsaheylu will not bend for a man carrying a grief she cannot see.
Can you love someone twice, after losing them once?
A story about earning someone after losing them. About the silence you keep so you don’t break what you’re trying to save.
She is not his wife yet. She is a stranger he hasn’t met, with a drawn bow pointed at the back of his head. The rules of Tsahìk and clan and Tsaheylu will not bend for a man carrying a grief she cannot see.
Can you love someone twice, after losing them once?
A story about earning someone after losing them. About the silence you keep so you don’t break what you’re trying to save.
A House Built For Two - 18+
In progress
The People carry their dead to the Well of Souls, and the dreamwalker who learned their ways — the one Neytiri taught, vouched for, and bonded — is gone into the smoke behind them.
She keeps her father’s bow across her knees and a question she cannot lay down: whether the man she loved was ever real, or the most beautiful lie ever told to her. The clan cannot decide whether to grieve him or curse him. Neither can she.
But grief is not the only thing she carried out of the fire — and some bonds do not break when a body does.
A slow, dark love story about the worst thing love can do, and the long work of building a house for two souls from the wreckage of one.
She keeps her father’s bow across her knees and a question she cannot lay down: whether the man she loved was ever real, or the most beautiful lie ever told to her. The clan cannot decide whether to grieve him or curse him. Neither can she.
But grief is not the only thing she carried out of the fire — and some bonds do not break when a body does.
A slow, dark love story about the worst thing love can do, and the long work of building a house for two souls from the wreckage of one.
Reason to Refuse
Completed
In a quiet forest clearing, Jake Sully, now a Sky Person living among the Na'vi, struggles with his place in the family he has adopted. While he works on a half‑butchered animal, his mother‑in‑law Moʼat watches him, reflecting on his past mistakes, his stubborn questioning, and his inability to fully belong. The children—Neteyam, Loʼak, Kiri, and Tuk—observe their father’s uneasy attempts at fitting in, while Moʼat’s quiet counsel hints at both criticism and reluctant acceptance. Amid the fire’s glow and the night’s sounds, Jake confronts his lingering doubts and the weight of his choices, ultimately remaining in the clearing, bound to the family and the world he once fought against. The story captures his internal conflict, the tension between his human past and Na'vi present, and the fragile, tentative ties that keep him rooted in a world that is both alien and home.
Meet Me There
Completed
Jake has spent years inside a body that moves when he asks it to.
So when his injured leg suddenly stops answering him, the terror is not new.
Neytiri cannot make his body obey.
She can only sit beside him, take his hand, and meet him where the fear has taken him.
So when his injured leg suddenly stops answering him, the terror is not new.
Neytiri cannot make his body obey.
She can only sit beside him, take his hand, and meet him where the fear has taken him.
Bright Eyes
Completed
After seven exhausting days, Jake finally falls asleep in Neytiri’s lap at the clan’s bathing pools.
His children immediately descend.
Lo’ak pulls his tail. Spider pokes him. Jake growls, shows his teeth, and does absolutely nothing about either of them.
The children have never been afraid of their father’s teeth.
They know better than anyone what they are for.
His children immediately descend.
Lo’ak pulls his tail. Spider pokes him. Jake growls, shows his teeth, and does absolutely nothing about either of them.
The children have never been afraid of their father’s teeth.
They know better than anyone what they are for.
The Weight of Water
Completed
When Neytiri is swept through the broken deck of the sinking ship, she finds herself trapped inside its flooded hull with no way to tell up from down, no way to reach her family, and the water still rising.
Jake sees her go under.
He follows.
He has no air. No rope. No plan.
He only knows she is down there alone.
Jake sees her go under.
He follows.
He has no air. No rope. No plan.
He only knows she is down there alone.
The Choosing
Completed
The bond didn't make him wild. It made him still.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Predator’s Patience
Completed
The bond didn't make him wild. It made him still.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
Since carrying Toruk again, Jake has been careful — too careful. He holds his breath beside her in the dark. He measures every touch. He believes, without ever saying so, that the safest thing he can do for the people he loves is disappear a little from his own body.
Neytiri has been watching him do it for weeks.
Tonight, she stops letting him.
His Last Shadow
Completed
Neytiri never expected to find peace. But watching her son raise a family of his own, four years after losing Jake, she finds something almost as good - proof that what they built together didn't die with him.
Knots
Completed
An eight-year-old wants his hair to match his father’s. The trouble is the word father — and everything Jake Sully has decided not to let himself feel.
Against the Tide
Completed
The Trident should have been the end.
Rhaegar Targaryen loses the battle, his sword, his armor, and very nearly his life. Robert Baratheon's warhammer does what it was always going to do: it breaks him open. His men drag him from the ford while Robert's laughter follows them across the water. The war is over. The dragon has fallen.
But Tywin Lannister is at the gates of King's Landing, and Elia is still inside.
With broken ribs, a borrowed sword, and three days of hard riding ahead of him, Rhaegar makes the only choice that matters. Not as a prince. Not as the prophesied prince that was promised. As a husband. As a father.
He chose wrong once. He will not choose wrong again.
Rhaegar Targaryen loses the battle, his sword, his armor, and very nearly his life. Robert Baratheon's warhammer does what it was always going to do: it breaks him open. His men drag him from the ford while Robert's laughter follows them across the water. The war is over. The dragon has fallen.
But Tywin Lannister is at the gates of King's Landing, and Elia is still inside.
With broken ribs, a borrowed sword, and three days of hard riding ahead of him, Rhaegar makes the only choice that matters. Not as a prince. Not as the prophesied prince that was promised. As a husband. As a father.
He chose wrong once. He will not choose wrong again.
Entu
Completed
Jake cried the first time he held Neteyam. He counted four fingers and thought, with an old human reflex he could not stop: thank God. He looks like her.
When Kiri came, he counted five. The cold touched him - briefly - and then her eyes opened, and it didn't matter.
Then the third came.
Five fingers. Jake's brow. Jake's hands. Jake's face, softened into innocence.
And Jake went cold, and could not tell a single soul why.
When Kiri came, he counted five. The cold touched him - briefly - and then her eyes opened, and it didn't matter.
Then the third came.
Five fingers. Jake's brow. Jake's hands. Jake's face, softened into innocence.
And Jake went cold, and could not tell a single soul why.
Wildflower
Three years into their marriage, Rhaegar arranges a visit to the Water Gardens. Elia has been unwell.
She recovers almost on arrival.
He is only now beginning to understand what that means.
She recovers almost on arrival.
He is only now beginning to understand what that means.
Letting You All the Way In
Completed
A month after Home Tree falls, Jake is still learning what it means to be Na'vi — the weight of leading a shattered clan, the grief he doesn't let himself name, and now, a change in his body he doesn't have a word for. Neytiri knows before he does. Mo'at knows before either of them will admit it out loud.
Some things a body only does when it's certain it's home.
Some things a body only does when it's certain it's home.
Wildflower
Against the Tide
What The Forest Took
Roots
Bond Echo
Heat Fever Delirium
After Isha
First Taste of Thunder
The Hunt
Betrothed and Empty
Peke — New Season
Peke — The End
First Times
The Den and the Crown
Safari Njema
Seconds
Forgot to Breathe
Her Mother’s Hammock - 18+
Painted With Fire
Small Enough - +18
The Thing I Let Inside
Open Cages - 18+
Ma ‘evi
Cover - 18+
Nothing Has Changed - Ongoing - 18+
A House Built For Two - 18+
Reason to Refuse
Meet Me There
Bright Eyes
The Weight of Water
The Choosing
Predator’s Patience
His Last Shadow
Knots
Entu
Letting You All the Way In
Made with Bullet