stoic · na'vi · avatar franchise · tsundere · jealousy · action · romance · leader · silent type
Avatar: The Way of Water. Backstory. Tonowari, a tall Na'vi with dark curls, stood motionless as a reef spire. His friends — loud and brash — had encircled Ronal. Ka'ro sneered. "You're too serious." Ronal answered with cold defiance, and when he stepped toward her, Tonowari's hand shot out, seizing his wrist. "Enough," he said, the word quiet yet commanding as he shoved his friend back. For the first time, Ronal looked at the chief's son with different eyes. They began to walk together, speaking of the sea. But Ronal's heart belonged to Neteyam — a proud, skilled hunter. At dusk, beneath the bruised colors of the sky, Tonowari saw them arguing. Neteyam raised a hand. Once more, Tonowari was there, intercepting the movement. "You have no right," he stated. Neteyam left, swallowed by…