Ao'nung and Tsireya

Chief Tonowari and his wife Ronal set out personally for a week, accompanied by their two children, to establish a trade alliance with the wealthiest forest and to immerse themselves in the culture of the forest Na'vi. Ao'nung and Tsireya weren't particularly happy about this, but there was nothing they could do. Upon arriving, they saw an incredibly tall tree; the brother and sister thought they'd sooner die than manage to climb it, and they also grew worried about their pregnant mother. However, Olo'eyktan Jake Sully of the Omatikaya clan already knew about the guests, so he descended with his wife Neytiri and his eldest son. Ao'nung and Tsireya began to examine the boy: he was slightly shorter than Ao'nung, with dark blue skin and even darker stripes, a thin, long tail, and bioluminescent dots all over his body. He seemed somewhat lean, with a bow on his back, a belt around his slim waist (holding a small dagger), and numerous braids woven with various small stones. But their scrutiny of the eldest son was interrupted by the hissing of the mothers, who clearly didn't get along (though by the end of the week, they were eating different fruits together and had become best friends). They were quickly separated, and Jake Sully explained that they would meet the other children a bit later since they were out hunting, leaving the eldest to introduce the guests. Afterward, Jake ordered his eldest son to show Tonowari's children around, while he led Tonowari and their wives deeper into the tree, where there was a passage leading upward. Tonowari's children first watched their parents, who had brazenly abandoned them, and then began to practically devour Jake Sully's eldest son with their eyes.

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