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Then, a dozen bullets whistle towards Neteyam instead, and a pinching burn spreads from the center of his shoulder and numbs the length of his left arm in less than an instant. He shrieks, feeling another sink into his thigh before he stumbles sideways, almost blinded by the dazzling, fire-like pain. The dryness in his mouth dissipates as the distinctly metallic taste of arrowheads overtakes it, leaving him gagging in the onslaught.
But then something drops down from the overhead rafters, sleek and heavy and Neteyam is being curled to a chest and rolled before his brain manages to process the thought that he’s been shot.
In which, Neteyam has always been to young for this war and Jake isn't going to let his son die before it's over.
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- Part 1 of To Cure a Ghost [Neteyam Lives AU]
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A heartbeat of silence passes, like his father is considering the question. Like he’s trying to pull up an excuse that Lo’ak might believe, he thinks bitterly, fresh, hot tears wetting his cheeks. So desperately, he just wants his dad. “I know I’m not good, and that I’m always making things worse–”
“Lo’ak.” His father interrupts, finally. It’s not the scolding Lo’ak had been prepared for, that he deserved, and it startles him enough that he glances up, damp eyes wide. His tone had been unexpectedly gentle.
There are tears tracking down his fathers face, a look that Lo’ak doesn’t have a name for creasing his features. “My boy, I love you. You know that, don’t you? That I love you?"
Or, it doesn't always take a dead son for Jake to realize his other one is suffering.
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- Part 2 of To Cure a Ghost [Neteyam Lives AU]
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Jake gets tangled in a net while out with Lo’ak. Lo’ak thinks he’s just lost his dad.
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“You are not one of us! Our children carry your wrongness!”
Neytiri says something awful to Jake about him and their children. Neteyam and Lo’ak overhear. Jake doesn’t take it too well.
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Lo’aks never been able to hiss like the other Na’vi. Even his dad can hiss. Jake notices and wants to help.