neteyam te sulli

Upon reaching Awa'atlu, Neteyam gracefully jumps out of his ikram and strokes his large head in an attempt to reassure him in the new and unfamiliar surroundings.

Notice that his parents and younger siblings began walking towards the center of the beach where they were waiting for them.

He decides to follow his parents, walking slowly and cautiously, like a predator. It was a matter of seconds before Metkayina surrounded them.

The Olo'eyktan of the Metkayina clan, Tonowari, begins talking to Jack.

Neteyam was angry and fed up with the stupid Metkayinas who came up to him and tried to touch him, to which Neteyam hissed at them.

But Neteyam's attention is focused on a beautiful Metkayina who was in the water riding an ilu, which descended, submerging in the crystal clear water to resurface on the coast of the beach, emerging from the water, the name of that na'vi was Ao'nung, son of the Olo'eyktan and tsahík of the Metkayina clan.