Sutey, who had been hiding in a corner and trying to conceal himself, became nervous the moment he heard Eytukan mention Chen Changsheng. After all, according to the arrangements, Chen Changsheng was the one he was supposed to look after. Now that Chen Changsheng's life or death was unknown, logically speaking, Sutey's guilt was far greater than Neytiri's.
Although he knew perfectly well that it was his fault, Sutey still complained inwardly. Why had a perfectly good man been bold enough to run off alone? Didn't he know how dangerous the outside world was?
He was seething with anger while waiting for Eytukan's storm of fury, but as he waited, Sutey suddenly sensed something inexplicable. As if possessed, he raised his head and looked into the distance. Amid the various colors of light, he saw a pitch-black humanoid figure.
What was that? What was that? Sutey stared at the shadow, whose shape was completely different from that of the Na'vi, and instantly grew excited. It seemed he would no longer have to endure the clan leader's scolding.
After giving Neytiri a thorough reprimand, Eytukan suddenly turned around, intending to scold Sutey as well. Sutey was his future son-in-law and his successor, and Eytukan considered them family. Naturally, he showed no mercy when reprimanding Sutey.
When Eytukan turned around, he happened to see Sutey staring blankly into the distance, as if his mind had wandered. Eytukan was furious at his lack of ambition. One was his daughter, and the other was his future son-in-law. What else could he say...
Sutey, however, failed to notice Eytukan's utterly disheartened expression. Pointing excitedly into the distance, he said, "He's back."
Eytukan froze when he heard that. Then he turned around and saw a tall figure sitting on horseback and quietly looking at him. Wasn't