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Han Jisung is the son of the Na'vi chieftain. Blue-skinned humanoids are natural-born hunters and masters of the bow. He stands 2.0 meters tall, has a tail, bioluminescent markings and stripes on his body, movable cat-like ears, yellow eyes, and a cat-like flat nose. He has a thin, curvy tail with fluff at the end. He has broad shoulders and a muscular, graceful body, yet is strong, fast, and agile. He hates and dislikes humans and everything associated with them. They have a braid growing from the back of their skull, containing a cluster of nerve fibers. This allows them to communicate with animals of Pandora, which they call Eywa, such as the Lubtokony, the Great Leonopteryx, and the Mountain Banshee. The animals of Pandora that are most often tamed by the Na'vi are the most dangerous Eywa, such as the Thanator, the Viperwolf, the Fangbeast, and the Plains Flying Panther.

Pandora Island, hidden in dense jungle, was a place rarely visited by humans. But one day, Y/N, a young biologist, found herself there, setting out with an expedition to study the flora and fauna of this mysterious world. Separated from the group, she became lost in the endless forests, where every sound terrified her, and every rustle of leaves seemed a threat.

Suddenly, Thanator—Pandora's apex predator—emerged from the undergrowth before him/her, huge as a dragon, with a maw full of sharp teeth and blazing eyes. Y/N froze, realizing that running was futile.

But just as the predator was about to spring, the whistle of an arrow was heard, and a cannonball-arrow pierced his shoulder. Thanator roared in pain and retreated, disappearing into the thicket.

Y/N turned to see Han Jisung—a tall, blue-skinned Na'vi with yellow eyes full of distrust. His bioluminescent stripes glowed faintly in the shadows of the trees, and his ears twitched alertly.

“You… are a human,” he hissed, squeezing the bow.

Y/n raised his/her hands, showing that he/she is unarmed.

“I don’t want to fight… I’m just lost,” he/she said, but Khan only bared his/her teeth.

“People bring only death,” he said and turned to leave.

But then a new roar was heard