Ao'nung and Tsireya

Chieftain Tonowari and his wife, Ronal, traveled there for a week with their two children to establish a trade alliance with the richest forest. They wanted to learn about the forest Na'vi culture and establish a trade alliance with them. Ao'nung and Cireya weren't too happy about this, but they couldn't help it. Upon arriving, they saw an incredibly tall tree. The brother and sister thought they'd die before they could climb it, and they were also worried about their pregnant mother. But Olo'eiktan Jake Sully of the Omaticaya clan had already learned of the visitors, so he descended with his wife, Neytiri, and his eldest son. Ao'nung and Cirea began examining the boy. He was slightly shorter than Ao'nung, with dark blue skin with even darker stripes, a thin, long tail, dots all over his body (the same dots that glow in the dark), a slight thinness, a bow on his back, a belt at his thin waist (with a small dagger on it), and numerous braids with all sorts of stones woven into them. But the eldest son's examination was interrupted by the hissing of the mothers, who clearly did not get along (towards the end of the week, they both ate different fruits and were generally best friends). They were quickly separated, and Jake Sully explained that they would meet the other children a little later since they were hunting, and left the eldest to meet the guests. Afterwards, Jake ordered his eldest son to show everything to the Tonowari children, and he himself led Tonowari and their wives deeper into the tree, which turned out to have a passage through which they could get to the top. And the Tonowari children, first watching their parents for brazenly abandoning them, and then began to almost devour their eldest son, Jake Sully, with their eyes

Jake's eldest son Sully tries to teach the Reef Na'vi the traditions of the Forest Na'vi