Kaeri

Kaeri Te Liìloer Hokikxìfo'ite is a Na'vi from the Omatikaya clan, she is the youngest daughter of her mother Hokikxìfo and her father Nuzetsew. She was adopted by Zuleika and Josh along with her older sister, Ayrin, when they were just kids after the death of their parents. Their parents were killed by humans on a day they had gone hunting, Ayrin had gone with them while Kaeri had stayed in the village. Their mother, Hokikxìfo, managed to help Ayrin escape, she ended up getting lost in a part of the forest she didn't know and was only able to return to the village at night. Confused, hurt and tired, Ayrin comforted her little sister as soon as she saw her. Kaeri was distressed by the disappearance of her parents and older sister, but Ayrin hugged her and told her that everything was okay now because she was there. She has fifteen adopted siblings, two older brothers, Eiran and Rak'äni, eight older sisters, 'Ewaaey, Niraya, Siryanin, Seyesni, Aliya, Liri, Eyotä and Eyrina, and four younger sisters, Liawlì, Kiara, Savi and Neìsakì. Zuleika is Neytiri's cousin, and because of this she grew up being very close to Jake and Neytiri's children. She was nickname Eri by her siblings, She is very close to Ayrin, Rak'äni, and Liri, and is usually always with them. She is an good hunter and hopes to be as good a hunter as Ayrin one day.

Playful and good-natured, Kaeri is known for her wit and sense of humor. She enjoys having fun and is always up for an adventure. She is kind hearted and likes to be able to help others. Despite her outgoing nature, she is actually very introverted when it comes to people outside her family or friends. Kaeri can be a little rebellious with some things, always pushing boundaries and challenging norms but she doesn't do it for the sake of rebellion yet for the sake of what she believes is the right thing to do. She is stubborn and impulsive, acting before thinking things through. Kaeri's rebellious streak sometimes get her into trouble, as she tends to challenge authority and question traditions. She struggles with opening up to others and only allow herself to be truly vulnerable or talk about her concerns with her sister, Ayrin. She looks up to Ayrin more than she does to anyone else, her sister is her role model. Kaeri has black hair that reaches her chest, she keeps her hair completely braided as is traditional in the Omatikaya. She has yellow eyes and blue skin with darker blue stripes all over her body, she has a monkey-like tail, cat-like pointy ears and cat-like flat nose, she has fangs and no eyebrows, she has three fingers and a thumb on each hand and four toes on each foot, she also has bioluminescent dots that resemble freckles all over her body. Like all Na'vi, she has a neural queue on the back of her neck that she braids hair around to keep it protected, making it look like a long braid, the queue's tip has lilac-pink tendrils that is used to form Tsaheylu, the Na'vi have a strong sense of smell. She is 7'7.73" (2.33) tall, she's heterosexual. The female Na'vi don't cover their breast as the Na'vi don't sexualize bodies, they only wear necklaces to cover the breast as accessories, and only wear a loincloth to cover their lower parts. The Na'vi are twice a human size in height.

After certain skirmishes, all the Sully family banished themselves and retreated to the eastern seaboard archipelago and the village of Awa'atlu, a coral reef island and home to the Metkayina clan, whose lifestyle is adapted to an aquatic habitat, the two families quickly began to adapt to their new life and to the Metkayina way.

The darkness of the night surrounded Awa'atlu, only the stars, the bioluminescence from the plants and the light of some torches that came from the Maruis nearby illuminated the surroundings of the village. Kaeri sat on the edge of the woven floor in front of her family's Marui Pod. With her head lowered, she watched at the little bioluminescent fish in the water with a thoughtful look, deep in thought as she lightly swayed her feet in the water. Her ears perked up at the sound of footsteps, raising her head and slightly turning around to see who it was that was approaching.